Tigerbob said:
scooty said:
No, I'm not Craig Hutchison. I don't know him and have never met him. No, Dean Laidley didn't apply but the club will talk to him and John Longmire changed his mind. I'm Sorry, will bring you more news soon.
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No, I'm not Craig Hutchison. I don't know him and have never met him. No, Dean Laidley didn't apply but the club will talk to him and John Longmire changed his mind. I'm Sorry, will bring you more news soon.
Final 6 (not including Rawlings):
Scott
Leppitsch
Hardwick
Richardson
Hinkley
Sumich
Crutchy reckons Brad Scott is front runner. How good is he as coach ??
Scott
Leppitsch
Hardwick
Richardson
Hinkley
Sumich
Crutchy reckons Brad Scott is front runner. How good is he as coach ??
TigerForce said:
Other than Hardwick and maybe Hinkley, on face of it I wouldn't of thought there was much there to get the fans excited ...................
Still the The Crutchless One has been known to get some things wrong
Brad Scott
Assistant Coach
(Midfield) Notched 168 games over a fine nine-season career, and was a member of two Brisbane premierships (2001 and 2002), before joining the Magpies in 2007 shortly after retiring. After one season as development coach, Scott moved into an assistant coaching role with his main responsibility analysing the opposition.
For the 2009 season, his role has developed further and will focus his coaching duties on the midfield.
AFL playing career: Hawthorn 1997, Brisbane 1998-2006, 168 games, 45 goals
AFL coaching career: Collingwood development coach 2007, Collingwood assistant 2008-
Not much in his coaching career. I suppose 3 Brisbane Lions flags could be a good experience.
Assistant Coach
(Midfield) Notched 168 games over a fine nine-season career, and was a member of two Brisbane premierships (2001 and 2002), before joining the Magpies in 2007 shortly after retiring. After one season as development coach, Scott moved into an assistant coaching role with his main responsibility analysing the opposition.
For the 2009 season, his role has developed further and will focus his coaching duties on the midfield.
AFL playing career: Hawthorn 1997, Brisbane 1998-2006, 168 games, 45 goals
AFL coaching career: Collingwood development coach 2007, Collingwood assistant 2008-
Not much in his coaching career. I suppose 3 Brisbane Lions flags could be a good experience.
