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Re: Leon Cameron my choice for coach
How can you troll an opening post ?
Troll thread. It's acker, for God's sake!
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Troll thread. It's acker, for God's sake!
What can you tell me about 'board member Walsh'?
I think there will be an announcement early next week.
Please explain.
Do you think they will announce if Cameron or another is still involved with another club still in finals ?
Leon still seems to be the favorite to take our senior coaching spot
I like it
He served us well as a very young vice-captain in the 90's and a former Best and Fairest
I was left with impression he spent everything during his games much like Crossy (different skill set Crossy more of a ball finder Cameron less of a ball finder but nice foot disposal skills)
I always thought he was sharp when he was an assistant coach
Was our midfield coach for many years under Eade
Was responsible for reviewing the games, win loss or draw.
From what I have seen reported Leon ticks a lot of boxes and rightfully has to seek to tick those of the external voice on the coach selection panel, former Geelong Premiership Captain Tom Harley.
I'm also happy with the selection panel this time, Fantasia, Garlick, Grant, Harley and board member Walsh
I was a bit concerned last time when after interviewing candidate number "1" Eade that Robert Wall's as part of a 3 person panel (Scott Clayton and someone else) decided to get Smorgon to hire him there and then.
Urgency may have made that necessary but it sort of meant the process got thrown out the window.
Eade had a good run, but at the end of the day he did not get us as close to a premiership as Wallace did in 1997 as a Rookie coach with a team that included Leon Cameron in it.
And Wallace took our team from 2nd last to 3rd in 1 season, something the bitterness of his parting with the Dog's we often overlook.
I also have fond memories of when an unknown rookie ex Bulldog player coach Terry Wheeler gave our club a good ride during the early 1990's
I know some will disagree ..so be it
But I am comfortable with a highly ambitious less experienced Leon Cameron at the club he bled for rather than some other more experienced, more expensive possibly less ambitious journeymen superannuation type coaching aspirants.
Some news report mentioned he was on our board .. are u on it too ?
Who is "the club". Smorgon, Garlick, Fantasia? All the above?the club wants someone with intimate knowledge of the club (i.e. a former player or assistant).
Not yet, I am the 'white knight' Dimma keeps spruiking about.
Just interested that you are happy with who is on our selection committee, but have no idea who a key member of the group is.
The problem some will have with a Cameron appointment would be the potential that he is seen as 'Rocket Lite'.
My concerns is what I have already pointed out but we do need a coach that can also sell the club to the media, fans and sponsors and I think that is a genuine weakness in the Cameron application.
He's no Mark Harvey but he's also no Rocket in that regard.
I wouldn't expect a Bulldog director to be a peanut eating monkey
Football Op's Manager - Ex Captain - CEO - Ex recent Dual Premiership Captain of another club - Board Member
Seems lot a good mix to me as I put in my opening post.
I post on these forums in good faith without getting worried if they leave a mark on your piddling post Rover.
We have a bloke on the selection panel that should have his position at the club under serious review, such has been his incompetence in list management and player contract negotiations.
We are a flophouse at the moment.
That decision was forced by the major sponsors as the Swans wanted Wallace but Roos won the right people overSydney Swans could have looked at Roos subsequent appointment to Eade that way, it ended in a Premiership 3 years later.
Pretty hard to get media attention until you take up a senior coaching position. With the exception of Nathan Buckley and previously Michael Voss, Cameron's media profile seems to be on par with most of the other Assistant Coaches vying for Senior Coaching spots right now.
Although I will admit Paul Williams presents well to the media and should not be discounted also as a strong contender for the coaching spot.
I know a fair bit about Williams and Cameron. Does anyone have more information and insights on Sanderson and McCartney? Hard to find a decent summary.