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Nah can't stand the little campaigner.
News Brendan Gale to Tasmania
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That's the backbone of our Premiership era all gone. That quality of leadership is going to take a long time to replace.
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That's the backbone of our Premiership era all gone. That quality of leadership is going to take a long time to replace.
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The bigger concern is it is going to take eight years for Essendon to get a premiership potentially. Therefore we need a heap of draft picks this year so we can pinch one before their 8 years arrive!!!
Question the timing of all of this... Gale gives the keys to a Dimma who should have been released after 2022 season. Peggy leaves and we sell the future of the club so that the old bloke can have another crack only to leave for the better fitout in the gold coast?
Touch of the abandoned ship right now.
Touch of the abandoned ship right now.
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If Labour wins the election in Tasmania or it is a hung parliament Benny might not have a team to be CEO of
Labour has stated they want the team to play at the existing stadiums In Launceston and Hobart to prove they are worthy of having a new stadium
The AFL aren’t going to have team Tasmania playing at 12k capacity stadiums
Yep true I missed that
holy **** i just saw this.
...Wow
The dynasty was like the greatest romance & worst, most brutal break up ever.
I've pretty much been considered the negative creep of the forum, but the fall from our dynasty era could be as destructive as the fallout from 82 was. We have now lost all onfield & off-field leaders & have nil prospects coming through that you would consider a "lock" for 100-150 games. Our medical and fitness team has been deplorable. We have a genuine age, leadership & quality hole in our roster due to trading 2 years of picks when we most needed them to secure our floor. Unless the club can hit home runs at the draft table or do wonders in FA, trades - we are going to be in a world of pain.
Looking at our list for possible future "lock" to form a meaningful core - removing all 29.5/30+ players as they are not going to be around when the next group are ready to launch, i think we'd only have 6 players getting games for a top 8 team - Bolton, Taranto, Rioli, Balta, Baker & Hopper.
...Wow
The dynasty was like the greatest romance & worst, most brutal break up ever.
I've pretty much been considered the negative creep of the forum, but the fall from our dynasty era could be as destructive as the fallout from 82 was. We have now lost all onfield & off-field leaders & have nil prospects coming through that you would consider a "lock" for 100-150 games. Our medical and fitness team has been deplorable. We have a genuine age, leadership & quality hole in our roster due to trading 2 years of picks when we most needed them to secure our floor. Unless the club can hit home runs at the draft table or do wonders in FA, trades - we are going to be in a world of pain.
Looking at our list for possible future "lock" to form a meaningful core - removing all 29.5/30+ players as they are not going to be around when the next group are ready to launch, i think we'd only have 6 players getting games for a top 8 team - Bolton, Taranto, Rioli, Balta, Baker & Hopper.
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The point is Sheedy played for us as JR, cotchin, and wishes them well whatever they do I hope they don't do a sheedy and openly say what he does. I still remember him playing and the wrong kick and all and yes I class him as one of our legends. How many times have you seen him wearing a rfc jumper since he left it's all bombers and talks all bombers.
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Sadly with Sheedy he spent more years at Essendon in the end than at PRO so you can’t begrudge him for that. I didn’t like his dirty tactics every single time his contract was up as he was teasing us all to build his bank account.
We cashed in with the on- and off-field teams we had. To have both of them peaking at the same time is pretty rare. Plenty of teams get one right and not the other and a premiership eludes them. Some get them both right and still don't get the premiership success. We had it three times over.
Forever grateful.
Forever grateful.
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it sucks, but it's the right decision and the right time
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Bits N pieces from an article regarding Tassie.
We should be concerned.
While Brendon Gale remains the Devils’ preferred candidate to be the first chief executive, the club would like an answer sooner rather than later.
Richmond’s list manager, Blair Hartley, who masterminded the building of the Tigers list that won three premierships, remains number one on the Devils’ hit list to help build a team that will be competitive from its first season.
Two sources at the Devils, who wouldn’t be quoted because of confidentiality reasons, told this column that Hartley hadn’t been formally approached because they were waiting for an answer from Gale.
Hartley, along with Greater Western Sydney’s Jason McCartney and the Western Bulldogs’ Sam Power, has already helped to oversee plans for building the new team, in consultation with then AFL football boss Brad Scott.
Hartley is contracted and remains very much a required staff member at Punt Road.
Devils chairman Grant O’Brien told The Scoop: “Our priority hire at the moment is our CEO, and it will be up to that person, once in place, to work with the board to attract and retain the right staff for the Devils.”
If Gale was to commit to being the first chief executive of a Tasmanian AFL team, he would almost certainly have to announce that publicly before the end of the home-and-away season.
Speaking on the condition of anonymity, a senior football industry figure with links to Tasmania said the Devils were in desperate need of a CEO sooner rather than later, so that person could then hire a general manager of football and a general manager of corporate affairs and communications.
A football boss would then be able to organise heads of list management, recruitment and coaching.
Current Richmond CEO Brendon Gale.CREDIT:EDDIE JIM
Richmond president John O’Rourke, who had just landed in Melbourne from overseas and was on his way to the MCG for the Tigers’ Anzac Day eve clash with Melbourne, told this column he had “no comment on Tassie or
We should be concerned.
While Brendon Gale remains the Devils’ preferred candidate to be the first chief executive, the club would like an answer sooner rather than later.
But Gale, who has privately told people he’s still considering his options, as recently as Tuesday spoke passionately about the redevelopment of the Jack Dyer Stand at Punt Road in an interview with Channel Seven.Richmond’s list manager, Blair Hartley, who masterminded the building of the Tigers list that won three premierships, remains number one on the Devils’ hit list to help build a team that will be competitive from its first season.
Two sources at the Devils, who wouldn’t be quoted because of confidentiality reasons, told this column that Hartley hadn’t been formally approached because they were waiting for an answer from Gale.
Hartley, along with Greater Western Sydney’s Jason McCartney and the Western Bulldogs’ Sam Power, has already helped to oversee plans for building the new team, in consultation with then AFL football boss Brad Scott.
Hartley is contracted and remains very much a required staff member at Punt Road.
Devils chairman Grant O’Brien told The Scoop: “Our priority hire at the moment is our CEO, and it will be up to that person, once in place, to work with the board to attract and retain the right staff for the Devils.”
If Gale was to commit to being the first chief executive of a Tasmanian AFL team, he would almost certainly have to announce that publicly before the end of the home-and-away season.
Speaking on the condition of anonymity, a senior football industry figure with links to Tasmania said the Devils were in desperate need of a CEO sooner rather than later, so that person could then hire a general manager of football and a general manager of corporate affairs and communications.
A football boss would then be able to organise heads of list management, recruitment and coaching.
Current Richmond CEO Brendon Gale.CREDIT:EDDIE JIM
Richmond president John O’Rourke, who had just landed in Melbourne from overseas and was on his way to the MCG for the Tigers’ Anzac Day eve clash with Melbourne, told this column he had “no comment on Tassie or
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The Tasmania Devils are looking to poach well-regarded Richmond GM of football talent Blair Hartley to be their inaugural list manager, according to Sam McClure.
www.3aw.com.au
The new Richmond name Tasmania is looking to poach for key football department role
The Tasmania Devils are looking to poach well-regarded Richmond GM of football talent Blair Hartley to be their inaugural list manager, according to Sam McClure. The 3AW Football news breaker also saying the talk around the AFL’s 19th team being ready to play in their new Macquarie Point stadium...
www.3aw.com.au
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wallet and fj built our premiership listBits N pieces from an article regarding Tassie.
We should be concerned.
While Brendon Gale remains the Devils’ preferred candidate to be the first chief executive, the club would like an answer sooner rather than later.
But Gale, who has privately told people he’s still considering his options, as recently as Tuesday spoke passionately about the redevelopment of the Jack Dyer Stand at Punt Road in an interview with Channel Seven.
Richmond’s list manager, Blair Hartley, who masterminded the building of the Tigers list that won three premierships, remains number one on the Devils’ hit list to help build a team that will be competitive from its first season.
Two sources at the Devils, who wouldn’t be quoted because of confidentiality reasons, told this column that Hartley hadn’t been formally approached because they were waiting for an answer from Gale.
Hartley, along with Greater Western Sydney’s Jason McCartney and the Western Bulldogs’ Sam Power, has already helped to oversee plans for building the new team, in consultation with then AFL football boss Brad Scott.
Hartley is contracted and remains very much a required staff member at Punt Road.
Devils chairman Grant O’Brien told The Scoop: “Our priority hire at the moment is our CEO, and it will be up to that person, once in place, to work with the board to attract and retain the right staff for the Devils.”
If Gale was to commit to being the first chief executive of a Tasmanian AFL team, he would almost certainly have to announce that publicly before the end of the home-and-away season.
Speaking on the condition of anonymity, a senior football industry figure with links to Tasmania said the Devils were in desperate need of a CEO sooner rather than later, so that person could then hire a general manager of football and a general manager of corporate affairs and communications.
A football boss would then be able to organise heads of list management, recruitment and coaching.
Current Richmond CEO Brendon Gale.CREDIT:EDDIE JIM
Richmond president John O’Rourke, who had just landed in Melbourne from overseas and was on his way to the MCG for the Tigers’ Anzac Day eve clash with Melbourne, told this column he had “no comment on Tassie or
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Given Hartley resigned Grimes, Pudding Guts Graham, Ralphshit, Prestia on one leg and Kosi to multi-year deals and gave away the farm for Hopper and Taranto the sooner he ****s off the better in my view. Him and Livingston have been the architects of our rapid downfall.The Tasmania Devils are looking to poach well-regarded Richmond GM of football talent Blair Hartley to be their inaugural list manager, according to Sam McClure.
The new Richmond name Tasmania is looking to poach for key football department role
The Tasmania Devils are looking to poach well-regarded Richmond GM of football talent Blair Hartley to be their inaugural list manager, according to Sam McClure. The 3AW Football news breaker also saying the talk around the AFL’s 19th team being ready to play in their new Macquarie Point stadium...
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they chose chimp, jack, rance and dusty therefore will be credited with our dynasty beacuse without those 4 we wouldnt have dynastied
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They played no hand in getting George
Tiger_Of_Old
THE_GUN:"Why don't you use your reg acc"7/9/24
Dees recruiter should take most of the credit.
Ranked Dusty @ 3
Wallet did .
fj was behind trees viewing picture mags with his pants down
Groupie_
time to return the traditional Richmond yellow
remember when oppos were sticking the boot into wallace
bloke was building our dynasty team while copping critisism
terry still loves the club
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Wallet was and still is a ****en moron. He traded Ward for McMahon FFS.
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Brendon Gale’s legacy has been tarnished by him putting up with BS umpiring for 7 years. Too weak to call it out because he doesn’t want to jeopardise his plum Tassie gig from the AFL and before that sucking up this the Commission to get Gil’s role….move on and give someone a go who isn’t afraid to stand up for the club
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There’s a reason why Collingwood has had more free kicks than any other team in the last 20 years. The CFL knows not to mess with Eddie
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