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I liked you more when your avatar was a a self portrait and a chick wearing a Carlton jumper.WTF would TG know?
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I liked you more when your avatar was a a self portrait and a chick wearing a Carlton jumper.WTF would TG know?
maybe he can teach our useless lot how to get the ball out of the center.
**Bump**
He's leaving Port to return to Melbourne.
Now is our chance to approach him again and get some genuine match day assistance for Ratts.
Ratts on the boundary, Laidley in the box? Make it happen.
Sounds good to me but would Ratts "allow" it ???
A coach of coaches to some degree. They have a big influence in the direction a team takes.Very astute man. I think he alot to offer in football. Would be a major coup for the footy club.
Pardon my ignorance, what exact role does the director of coaching play?
Where has this model worked though?A coach of coaches to some degree. They have a big influence in the direction a team takes.
Something our team of coaches could really benefit from.
Where has this model worked though?
Didn't work for Parkin at Hawks, didn't work for Laidley at Port, Daniher is at WCE now.........not much joy there either.
The Pies are going to try and make it work, and it may in the same vein that Parkin and Brittain worked. Brittain worked under Parks for many years and it was a succession (arguable how successful it was), and likewise, Buckley has spent nearly his entire career under Malthouse and you would think their football philosophy is similar.
Parkin was on SEN earlier this week talking about it (they had raised the possiblility of Knights having one) and he said it failed for him at the Hawks because his thoughts on footy differed to much from those of the coach (?Schwabb) at the time.
He also said Ratten more than any player he had ever coached, was the one that stood out as being coach material in terms of his understanding of the game.
So, I wouldn't be against it, but we'd want to be very sure that it was a complimentary realtionship, and that Ratts didn't feel he know had someone looking over his shoulder waiting to take his job (as may have been the case with Laidley at Port).
BRETT Montgomery is a wildcard in the race for the Port Adelaide coaching job, with the hit-list now believed to be down to six.
The Carlton assistant coach was interviewed by Power football boss Peter Rohde and a head-hunter in Melbourne this week.
Rohde was impressed enough with the initial discussions to request Montgomery travel to Adelaide next week for another interview, including a full presentation.
Not sure one way or another with Laidley. One guy I would love on the coaching panel in some capacity though is Crocker. Well respected at North by all reports and also a quality bloke. Once again something we need desperatly at Carlton - ie; Solid individuals with strong character.