Future AFL coaches

[Bones17]

With Chris Fagan winning a flag, do you think AFL Clubs may look at hiring more people for coaching roles who have not played at AFL level?

 

[thegdog]

With Chris Fagan winning a flag, do you think AFL Clubs may look at hiring more people for coaching roles who have not played at AFL level?

Craig Bellamy could do it with success with good assistants around him. Simon Lloyd has a great well rounded CV

 

[Jewell]

No

 

[scooty1986]

Danny Daly

 

[BrisTiger24]

Danny Daly

I've met Danny a few times. He's a friend of a friend. He doesn't strike me as a senior coach. He's not the sharpest tool in the shed and doesn't seem overly inspiring.

He even thinks the ARC decision of Lynch's goal on the 2022 EF was the right call. Say no more!

 

[gold1]

With Chris Fagan winning a flag, do you think AFL Clubs may look at hiring more people for coaching roles who have not played at AFL level?

The Dogs did it with McCartney.

 

[Bones17]

The Dogs did it with McCartney.

I forgot about McCartney.

 

[Tigers of Old]

With Chris Fagan winning a flag, do you think AFL Clubs may look at hiring more people for coaching roles who have not played at AFL level?

There's plenty of great candidates on PRE.

 

[TigerMasochist]

With Chris Fagan winning a flag, do you think AFL Clubs may look at hiring more people for coaching roles who have not played at AFL level?

Chuckles Bolton at Carlscum. Been a couple over recent years, Grandpa Fages the only successful one so far.

 

[13Cups]

There's plenty of great candidates on PRE.

Personally I think I would make a better list manager than coach, but thanks for the vote of confidence..