Coach North Melbourne Football Department Thread

[The Nostradamus]

There is nothing resembling high performance at this footy club at the moment. So Segal can fu** off!

Segal and the club doc should be the first 2 sacked at years end

 

[The acurate one]

There is nothing resembling high performance at this footy club at the moment. So Segal can fu** off!

Don't look happy......

 

[giantroo]

Other clubs starting to cut their assistants as well.

Assistant coach cull: Hawks, Suns make tough decisions

Clubs are in the process of making calls on assistant coaches

www.afl.com.au

 

[Hojuman]

Other clubs starting to cut their assistants as well.

Assistant coach cull: Hawks, Suns make tough decisions

Clubs are in the process of making calls on assistant coaches

www.afl.com.au

Geez, Damo & Caro must be all over this yeh ?

 

[giantroo]

Geez, Damo & Caro must be all over this yeh ?

North, the Pioneers, ahead of the curve again.

 

[krakouers]

Other clubs starting to cut their assistants as well.

Assistant coach cull: Hawks, Suns make tough decisions

Clubs are in the process of making calls on assistant coaches

www.afl.com.au

Hold on GR, when did that happen?

Carroll was in the group of Hawthorn staff, including Damian Monkhorst, Max Bailey, Torin Baker, Marco Bello and Brett Deledio, who were stood down

 

[giantroo]

Hold on GR, when did that happen?

Carroll was in the group of Hawthorn staff, including Damian Monkhorst, Max Bailey, Torin Baker, Marco Bello and Brett Deledio, who were stood down

Late 2019

Deledio, Otten to join the Hawks

Hawthorn and Box Hill have secured the services of retired AFL stalwarts Brett Deledio and Andy Otten.

www.hawthornfc.com.au

 

[krakouers]

Late 2019

Deledio, Otten to join the Hawks

Hawthorn and Box Hill have secured the services of retired AFL stalwarts Brett Deledio and Andy Otten.

www.hawthornfc.com.au

Huh, should pay more attention to other teams coaches. Now he’s off into player management

Thank you

 

[shimaburnsgrieg]

A massive loss of up to $400 million in revenue this year has led to the AFL wielding the axe and jettisoning senior staff, including the league's salary cap policeman Ken Wood.
The AFL has removed senior staff from its elite executive group, which reduces from 11 to 8, as the competition restructures with job losses, with further pain forecast for 2021.
All told, the clubs and the AFL will lose $300 million-$400 million from their forecast $1.2 billion revenue this year – a reduction of between a quarter and a third.
While the long-time salary cap policeman Wood has finished up, along with the league's growth and digital boss Darren Birch, two other senior figures have stepped off the executive with one going part-time. But one of the AFL's long-serving and recognised faces has survived the cull, with talent manager Kevin Sheehan – the face of the AFL draft – remaining.
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The AFL is shedding about 20 per cent of all staff across the country in what the AFL Commission and chief executive Gillon McLachlan see as tough but necessary cuts to keep the game viable in the face of COVID-19 and a weaker economy.
Those cuts are in line with a projected further loss of revenue next year, when the AFL is prepared to lose at least 20 per cent more revenue, even assuming a 22-game home-and-away season as per usual.
Essendon are among the clubs that are set to tell staff of their cuts in administration this week, the Bombers having already made reductions in their football program earlier in 2020. Fremantle removed two coaches and their high performance manager at the weekend.


Ex-North Melbourne coach Brad Scott has moved to run AFL Victoria, while the head of AFL Tasmania Trish Squires has been shifted to become the new boss of AFL Queensland.
The shedding of jobs at the AFL prepares the league to cut a reduced pay deal with players as they seek to renegotiate a revised collective bargaining agreement with the AFL Players Association.


The cuts at headquarters also foreshadow the potential reduction in club list sizes, which also have to be discussed with the players.
The AFL's new eight-member executive, the group that runs the competition, will consist of McLachlan, finance, broadcasting and clubs boss Travis Auld, football chief Steve Hocking, head of legal and game development Andrew Dillon, corporate affairs manager Brian Walsh, head of inclusion and social policy Tanya Hosch, head of commercial and Marvel Stadium Kylie Rogers, general manager of people Sarah Fair and strategy general manager Walter Lee.
Ray Gunston will step down from the executive to take a part-time role.

 

[King Corey]

A massive loss of up to $400 million in revenue this year has led to the AFL wielding the axe and jettisoning senior staff, including the league's salary cap policeman Ken Wood.

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But who will keep Sydney, Collingwood, Carlton, Richmond, *, Geelong and West Coast honest now with this bloke gone?

 

[krakouers]

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But who will keep Sydney, Collingwood, Carlton, Richmond, *, Geelong and West Coast honest now with this bloke gone?

He kept them honest?!

 

[big_e]

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But who will keep Sydney, Collingwood, Carlton, Richmond, *, Geelong and West Coast honest now with this bloke gone?

This inanimate carbon rod

 

[tazaa]

Other clubs starting to cut their assistants as well.

Assistant coach cull: Hawks, Suns make tough decisions

Clubs are in the process of making calls on assistant coaches

www.afl.com.au

Geez old North boys having a rough time of it.
Rock from Freo, Sav and Hamish from Carlton, Swallow from Gold Coast, Scooter with Geelong, Aaron Black and I think we let go of Spud. Did Patch survive? Brutal.

 

[Passmore]

Geez old North boys having a rough time of it.
Rock from Freo, Sav and Hamish from Carlton, Swallow from Gold Coast, Scooter with Geelong, Aaron Black and I think we let go of Spud. Did Patch survive? Brutal.

Yeah Patch survived. In the hub.

 

[Joshen]

Jared Rivers to coach Collegians FC next year.

 

[shintemaster]

A massive loss of up to $400 million in revenue this year has led to the AFL wielding the axe and jettisoning senior staff, including the league's salary cap policeman Ken Wood.

Fair enough, may as well start with cutting jobs that are just for PR purposes.

 

[New_Roo]

Obviously our missing line coaches will be replaced next year... anyone else think there will be Shaw mk2 appearing next to the Rawling bros... surely his last playing season and odds on the coaching type


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[Tas]

Is Boomer still our "skillz" coach?

 

[Passmore]

Is Boomer still our "skillz" coach?

Do skills coaches still exist?

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[Tas]

Do skills coaches still exist?

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You wouldn't expect it to be the case based on what is on show.

Seems that Boomer is the "Development Coach/Goalkicking Coach"

Yeah, we do not have a skills coach any longer.

 

[Gasometer]

You wouldn't expect it to be the case based on what is on show.

Seems that Boomer is the "Development Coach/Goalkicking Coach"

Yeah, we do not have a skills coach any longer.

Did the last one leave in 2006?

 

[Merlin007]

A massive loss of up to $400 million in revenue this year has led to the AFL wielding the axe and jettisoning senior staff, including the league's salary cap policeman Ken Wood.
The AFL has removed senior staff from its elite executive group, which reduces from 11 to 8, as the competition restructures with job losses, with further pain forecast for 2021.
All told, the clubs and the AFL will lose $300 million-$400 million from their forecast $1.2 billion revenue this year – a reduction of between a quarter and a third.
While the long-time salary cap policeman Wood has finished up, along with the league's growth and digital boss Darren Birch, two other senior figures have stepped off the executive with one going part-time. But one of the AFL's long-serving and recognised faces has survived the cull, with talent manager Kevin Sheehan – the face of the AFL draft – remaining.
Advertisement

The AFL is shedding about 20 per cent of all staff across the country in what the AFL Commission and chief executive Gillon McLachlan see as tough but necessary cuts to keep the game viable in the face of COVID-19 and a weaker economy.
Those cuts are in line with a projected further loss of revenue next year, when the AFL is prepared to lose at least 20 per cent more revenue, even assuming a 22-game home-and-away season as per usual.
Essendon are among the clubs that are set to tell staff of their cuts in administration this week, the Bombers having already made reductions in their football program earlier in 2020. Fremantle removed two coaches and their high performance manager at the weekend.


Ex-North Melbourne coach Brad Scott has moved to run AFL Victoria, while the head of AFL Tasmania Trish Squires has been shifted to become the new boss of AFL Queensland.
The shedding of jobs at the AFL prepares the league to cut a reduced pay deal with players as they seek to renegotiate a revised collective bargaining agreement with the AFL Players Association.


The cuts at headquarters also foreshadow the potential reduction in club list sizes, which also have to be discussed with the players.
The AFL's new eight-member executive, the group that runs the competition, will consist of McLachlan, finance, broadcasting and clubs boss Travis Auld, football chief Steve Hocking, head of legal and game development Andrew Dillon, corporate affairs manager Brian Walsh, head of inclusion and social policy Tanya Hosch, head of commercial and Marvel Stadium Kylie Rogers, general manager of people Sarah Fair and strategy general manager Walter Lee.
Ray Gunston will step down from the executive to take a part-time role.

Anybody who thinks the general financial climate isn't going to impact on list sizes and player contracts is in the anti-vaxxer world of denialism; the next thing to watch is the minimum percentage of salary cap required, and in particular whether its cut to 90%

 

[Passmore]

You wouldn't expect it to be the case based on what is on show.

Seems that Boomer is the "Development Coach/Goalkicking Coach"

Yeah, we do not have a skills coach any longer.

I'm talking in general, across the AFL. Back in the day you had a coach, maybe an assistant, and a skills coach.

Unless it's specific like goalkicking or ruckwork, coaching is more about conditioning and tactics.

 

[Snake_Baker]

I'm talking in general, across the AFL. Back in the day you had a coach, maybe an assistant, and a skills coach.

Unless it's specific like goalkicking or ruckwork, coaching is more about conditioning and tactics.

IMO, it has become overly convoluted. I'd rather have 3 quality coaches than 12 just making up the numbers.

I always thought that "line coaches" were somewhat counter intuitive also. I mean, aren't we supposed to have 22 blokes all working together for the same outcome?

 

[Passmore]

IMO, it has become overly convoluted. I'd rather have 3 quality coaches than 12 just making up the numbers.

I always thought that "line coaches" were somewhat counter intuitive also. I mean, aren't we supposed to have 22 blokes all working together for the same outcome?

I reckon one of the main problems with footy is that there are too many coaches. It's all tactics. It's be beautiful if we could get back to players are actually playing footy, not chess.