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I'd like at the outset to believe that Rompingwins brother is serious and genuine. They'll have their work cut out for them though.
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He does seem like a man with his own view on what needs to be done. Yet to be seen if he has the gumption to stay to the course, especially if he has to stare down a few powerful powerbrokers pushing their own agendas. Vlad had his downsides, but he had a healthy amount of c-bomb in him as well and wasn't easily intimidated. A handy asset to have.
There was a little bit of idealistic, doe-eyed naivety to Gill last night. He is obviously not ignorant, but I think he will find out quickly that the CEO does not have the near total level of control over the entire game that he seems to think. A lot of elements of the game are in the hands of commercial entities with contractual protections.
Immediately picking a fight with catering companies at the grounds (re: food and beverage prices) was an interesting first move too. Obviously wants to win the fans over quickly, dispense with the polo playing aristocrat image and make himself look like a man of the people.
Tough fight though considering the way that industry works and the contracts that are in place. I have a family member who works for Michael O'Brien catering and they are a hard nosed company that compete with a real tough edge and scrappy attitude in the marketplace. If Gill has to retreat straight away he is going to look a little silly.
In reading this I quite liked how Leppa has challenged a few players to expand their games and named them.
http://www.lions.com.au/news/2014-05-01/lions-looking-for-balance
Immediately picking a fight with catering companies at the grounds (re: food and beverage prices) was an interesting first move too. Obviously wants to win the fans over quickly, dispense with the polo playing aristocrat image and make himself look like a man of the people.
only problem is shaun hart has his hands very full at the momentMartin Leslie on the Coodabeens right now:
Had an interesting anecdote about the early days. Possibly some perspective on everything that's happened lately.
Apparently in the early years of the Bears there were 7 teenaged listed players living together, whose total yearly income was barely $7000. He said you'd go round to their place and all there'd be to eat were cans of beans.
One of the seven was a bloke named Shaun Hart.
Want to help out retention? I reckon get Shaun Hart to fly up from Adelaide and tell the kids a few stories from the past. Perspective is a valuable thing.
only problem is shaun hart has his hands very full at the moment
chris johnson would be a good one. not sure what hes doing at the moment, but there was rumours last year he wanted to come back to assist leppaHe's going along pretty nicely.
Geez I hope in the next few years we can convince a few more of the great footy people we've exported to come back and help us out.
Geez I hope in the next few years we can convince a few more of the great footy people we've exported to come back and help us out.
Great coverage by the AFL Game Day panel this morning.
A complete summary of the Lions' content:
Tom Cutler kicked a goal, and the Lions are no good without J Brown.
Great coverage by the AFL Game Day panel this morning.
A complete summary of the Lions' content:
Tom Cutler kicked a goal, and the Lions are no good without J Brown.
Great coverage by the AFL Game Day panel this morning.
A complete summary of the Lions' content:
Tom Cutler kicked a goal, and the Lions are no good without J Brown.
That was brilliant. Said something along the lines of: "I see Murphy working his ass off and nobody following. He should go up to the player and say I'm telling the coach I can't play in the same side as you. You're my mate but it's not happening until you put your head over the ball. Sorry".I heard Vossy was on one of the shows also got stuck into Marc Murphy, telling him about the time he went to the coach about how he had lost respect for the playing group. Crunch Time? It was mentioned by Anthony Hudson on this week's Superfooty podcast
Did anyone else hear Voss telling Gillon McLachlan what needed to be done to aid Brisbane on SEN on Saturday morning? I can't rate Voss anymore highly than I already do, but after listening to him stick it to Gillon on behalf of a club that treated him shabbilly at the end you almost want him as Chairman of the Board immediately because he is across the lot of it. It seems we shafted our only pro to be left with amateurs at the controls. I'm trying to find the audio but it was 1st class.