To be fair to Scott he would have just assumed the AFL would tick it off, he is the coach of Geelong.
No such thing as a conflict of interest at AFLHQ. Place has been totally interbred for the last 30 years or more. Amish villagers n American mountain men got nothing on the AFL when it comes to incestuous relationships.SHocking still has tentacles all the way to AFL house. The conflict of interest has been palpable since he took the Geelong job.
He was on the hop when he was at the AFL with his head into Geelong.SHocking still has tentacles all the way to AFL house. The conflict of interest has been palpable since he took the Geelong job.
AFL coaches have sooooo much free time of course it is a legitimate second Job, probably even have time for a third job , maybe with Ford as head of leadership, I am sure they have a few more sponsors that have job vacancies as head of leadership he will probably get appointed to as soon as the AFL give the well deserved tick of approval to his second job.So, let me get this straight. Scott, having become so good at the “all consuming” profession of AFL coach, has decided to seek out an additional challenge by taking a side gig as some *smile* leadership guru for a financial services company based in the Geelong area?
And we are all supposed to assume this is legit?
Chief Leadership at Elders looking after the farm gate division, don’t forget that one.AFL coaches have sooooo much free time of course it is a legitimate second Job, probably even have time for a third job , maybe with Ford as head of leadership, I am sure they have a few more sponsors that have job vacancies as head of leadership he will probably get appointed to as soon as the AFL give the well deserved tick of approval to his second job.
Amazing how their new recruit Bailey Smith had an existing ambassador role with Cotton On, also a Geelong FC sponsor.AFL coaches have sooooo much free time of course it is a legitimate second Job, probably even have time for a third job , maybe with Ford as head of leadership, I am sure they have a few more sponsors that have job vacancies as head of leadership he will probably get appointed to as soon as the AFL give the well deserved tick of approval to his second job.
Amazing how their new recruit Bailey Smith had an existing ambassador role with Cotton On, also a Geelong FC sponsor.
Just incredible how he ended up wanting to play there and so fortunate that it turned out that way.