Re: should we have taken clarkson ahead of wallace?
party pooper!
jb03 said:Clarkson was not the alternative, Eade was.
party pooper!
jb03 said:Clarkson was not the alternative, Eade was.
evanstone said:how about you guys take the question seriously for a sec
interms of matchday coaching terry is miles ahead of clarkson, although to be expected due to experience
but I respect clarkson for the fact that he traded thompson and the like and got quality first round picks, also not playing nick holland in his last yr etc
how about you guys take the question seriously for a sec
evanstone said:how about you guys take the question seriously for a sec
interms of matchday coaching terry is miles ahead of clarkson, although to be expected due to experience
but I respect clarkson for the fact that he traded thompson and the like and got quality first round picks, also not playing nick holland in his last yr etc
hopper said:evanstone said:how about you guys take the question seriously for a sec
interms of matchday coaching terry is miles ahead of clarkson, although to be expected due to experience
but I respect clarkson for the fact that he traded thompson and the like and got quality first round picks, also not playing nick holland in his last yr etc
Your points on Clarkson's positives are valid. However, recruting/trading/drafting is only a part of the modern coach's job description. When it comes to actual coaching, Wallace is clearly superior - like by the length of the Stuart Hwy. All coaches lose to other coaches at some point,so I wouldn't think the last time the two teams met is a true reflection. But I do reckon the Zac Dawson massacre is.
well im insane then.instead of sinking the boots into a novice coach lets wait and see how both sides are going in 3 yrs time.blaisee said:attention evan stone and realist
THis thread is a joke.
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Anybody seriously comparing Clarkson and Wallace is insane!
skybeau said:Hayden Bunton instead of John Raymond Dyer?
realist said:Is that Zac Dawson thing the only thing with Clarkson you can talk about?
Tell us something we don't know Claw. :hihi :hihithe claw said:well im insane then
That's what all the Hawthorn members are saying.evanstone said:all im saying is that even though the hawks play crap footy I like the way their building their list
evanstone said:all im saying is that even though the hawks play crap footy I like the way their building their list