If he somehow got us to finals it would be a fair resume.Hope it works out for Mini , but how many times this scenario has failed caretakergetsthe job . Aslong as we do a process and interview other candidates with due diligence.
Might be a bit irrational, but I hope it is someone who has been involved with us at some stage of our success- Mini, Grigg, Leppa, X. Clarke just a few examples. Some wont be considered for various reasons, but i think someone who understands what has brought us success, while bringing in new ideas will help.
Someone coming from the outside might have to try very (too) hard to fit the ethos of the club which may not come naturally- Bucks always looked like this once we had success.
Couldn’t disagree more.I Wouldnt think wed be overwhelmed by applications.
Its a bit of a hiding to nothing.
Overseeing the exit of champs, no draft pick, the best of times getting smaller in the rear vision mirror
Ill speculate tomoz
Couldn’t disagree more.
Every coach who has ambitions to coach for first time or again as head coach of an AFL club will polishing up their resumes and getting their managers to make a phone call, and this would be true for even the worst run clubs let alone a great run club like Richmond.
And to the state of the list, any prospective coach would absolutely back himself in to rebuild the team and develop a style of play that would ultimately challenge for finals.
We will have the pick of the best available.
I reckon Josh Carr will have one eye on Port and the other on the Tigers and thinking what he could do with us.
I don't think anyone was alive in 2009 who had been involved in our previous success.The problem I see with that thinking is it means Hardwick wouldn’t have got the job.
Oh well playedWhoever can't operate a laptop during their presentation.
In a strange way I'm excited about what's next.
There was a sense of complacency that has crept into Tiger supporters & no doubt the playing group.
Struggle is good. Re-invigoration is good.
A new chapter begins.
Carter I dont think the next 'Dimma' is in reference to game style but more towards managing young men and building culture.TBH I hope we don’t rest on our laurels and just find “another Dimma”
If the rules of the game steer us all down a more clinical style, I’d like a coach that can deliver that
It would be refreshing to see some clean foot skills