There’s also the argument Mini was in the ideal position to see the deficiencies and evolve it. I’m not fussed either way. I trust the process will assess all the key criteria and I’ll back the new coach until I don’t.
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I remember succinctly after the Wallace debacle for the 1st time I can remember
the RFC followed a process in selecting the next coach, hence we employed Dimma.
im sure we will do this same thorough process.
its vitally important.
the RFC followed a process in selecting the next coach, hence we employed Dimma.
im sure we will do this same thorough process.
its vitally important.
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But what about the Yze vs Chaplin thread? And the Giansiracusa vs Hansen vs Leppacella thread?
THE OTHER CONTENDERS TO REPLACE DIMMA
Lauren Wood
HeraldSun
8 August 2023
Josh Carr
Insiders say his return to Port Adelaide alongside Ken Hinkley has played a part in the Power’s 2023 resurgence. Has developed a good assistant coaching profile across more than a decade.
Adem Yze
Highly-rated assistant coach who came so close to winning the GWS role before Adam Kingsley knocked him off in the last interview. Was also in the mix at Essendon before Brad Scott won the job. Has had a strong coaching apprenticeship and is currently doing good things with Melbourne.
Don Pyke
Took Adelaide to the 2017 grand final only to be denied by Hardwick and the relentless Tigers. Departed the Crows after being burnt out, but played a big role at Sydney as an assistant to John Longmire to take the Swans to last year’s grand final. Considered a very sound tactician.
Steven King
The former Geelong skipper is keen to take on a senior job and has been making a good case leading the Suns after the sacking of Stuart Dew. Former All-Australian ruck was highly regarded at the Western Bulldogs before the Suns poached him.
Justin Leppitsch
The former Brisbane senior coach and now Magpies assistant had two separate stints at Punt Rd under Hardwick, and knows the place well. Has rebuilt his own coaching brand but told this masthead in July "my mind is firmly fixed on staying at Collingwood, and keep doing what I’m doing.”
Leon Cameron
Spent the second half of his playing career with Richmond, so he knows the Tigers’ environment. Took the Giants to a grand final and three preliminary finals but his tenure ended there last year. Chose not to chase the Essendon job, instead taking on a role with Sydney’s academy.
Shaun Grigg
Could be a wildcard despite only four years as an assistant coach at Geelong. Knows the Hardwick system and style of play given his 171 games as player.
Hayden Skipworth
Has emerged as a possible candidate after Garry Lyon put his name on the radar. “I hear Skipworth has been enormous and anyone going down this path would be negligent (not to involve him in the process,” Lyon said on SEN radio. “You and I both heard the name Skipworth. Watch this space."
Source: HeraldSun
Lauren Wood
HeraldSun
8 August 2023
Josh Carr
Insiders say his return to Port Adelaide alongside Ken Hinkley has played a part in the Power’s 2023 resurgence. Has developed a good assistant coaching profile across more than a decade.
Adem Yze
Highly-rated assistant coach who came so close to winning the GWS role before Adam Kingsley knocked him off in the last interview. Was also in the mix at Essendon before Brad Scott won the job. Has had a strong coaching apprenticeship and is currently doing good things with Melbourne.
Don Pyke
Took Adelaide to the 2017 grand final only to be denied by Hardwick and the relentless Tigers. Departed the Crows after being burnt out, but played a big role at Sydney as an assistant to John Longmire to take the Swans to last year’s grand final. Considered a very sound tactician.
Steven King
The former Geelong skipper is keen to take on a senior job and has been making a good case leading the Suns after the sacking of Stuart Dew. Former All-Australian ruck was highly regarded at the Western Bulldogs before the Suns poached him.
Justin Leppitsch
The former Brisbane senior coach and now Magpies assistant had two separate stints at Punt Rd under Hardwick, and knows the place well. Has rebuilt his own coaching brand but told this masthead in July "my mind is firmly fixed on staying at Collingwood, and keep doing what I’m doing.”
Leon Cameron
Spent the second half of his playing career with Richmond, so he knows the Tigers’ environment. Took the Giants to a grand final and three preliminary finals but his tenure ended there last year. Chose not to chase the Essendon job, instead taking on a role with Sydney’s academy.
Shaun Grigg
Could be a wildcard despite only four years as an assistant coach at Geelong. Knows the Hardwick system and style of play given his 171 games as player.
Hayden Skipworth
Has emerged as a possible candidate after Garry Lyon put his name on the radar. “I hear Skipworth has been enormous and anyone going down this path would be negligent (not to involve him in the process,” Lyon said on SEN radio. “You and I both heard the name Skipworth. Watch this space."
Source: HeraldSun
For some reason I’m going cold on Mini, feel like Carr could be the man.
BUT, the longer Hinkley doesn’t sign at Port…..is he in the running?
Suns job is gone. What is Hinkley‘s leverage? Seems impossible for him to not have a job next year.
BUT, the longer Hinkley doesn’t sign at Port…..is he in the running?
Suns job is gone. What is Hinkley‘s leverage? Seems impossible for him to not have a job next year.
Thought we weren’t looking at anyone that’s been an AFL senior coach So that’d rule out Hinkley
Port very close to extending Hinkley's contract. Port ferals all going crazy on BF including Cornhole's endorsement on keeping Hinkley. If so, Carr will be closer to us.....if he wants it.
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Will be big pay rise for Mini to go GC as asst and also look good on the resume when they start trending up and he goes for next senior gig
Interesting considering the panel haven’t met yet for interviews.
Yep fair statement there Doggy and Mini might get to take over from Dimma after he gets Sun Burned .......... Out.
Weird kind of feeling regarding our next coach. In a way it would have been better if Mini hadn't put up such a good show of it, it's clouding judgements. Feels like if he lands the job he gets little grace period next season, the heat will be on. Bring in a new coach and maybe the heat is off the club a bit. Not sure, kinda feel like I'd rather fresh blood heading into 2024.
Yep fair statement there Doggy and Mini might get to take over from Dimma after he gets Sun Burned .......... Out.
his fair skin will struggle to cope.
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