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The Official "RFC Coaching Position" Discussion Thread
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TIGEREXTRA said:
Why speed up the process?
Who says Hardwick is the best candidate?
I think the RFC needs to stick to the RFC original gameplan and not knee-jerk and be perceived as desperados (be the complete opposite of Brayshaws almost embarrasing efforts - he's going to finish this club).
Cool your boots Tigers.
Ocker said:
I reckon it probably is true that North will make a quick play for Hardwick. I'd hope he was smart enough to be extremely wary of how they are going about it. If they do get him I hope North do fall flat on their face I'm sick of us always doing the stupid thing and suffering for it while other clubs do similar thing and don't.
process is too slow... yep we don't want another wallace rush job, but FFS, get on with it.
Perhaps teh coaching selection committee can have a meeting about having a meeting to talk about having a meeting on who they might talk to next
This looks like a local council at work... Get on with it... Hardwick or Laidley????
Perhaps teh coaching selection committee can have a meeting about having a meeting to talk about having a meeting on who they might talk to next
This looks like a local council at work... Get on with it... Hardwick or Laidley????
TIGEREXTRA said:
Well if you believe what Caro stated earlier in the week things should be wrapped up by the weekend!
Also reported in the Aus earlier in the week that the club told Laidley if he was interested he would also have to present this week.
Nobody gave Clarkson a chance at the Dawks but he got the job
Nobody gave Lyon a chance at the Sinners and he got the job.
What both clubs did was go through a "process" and got their man. Clarkson took the Dawks to a flag and Lyon has the Sinners undefeated at the top of the ladder.
If Hardwick is just after the money that the Roos are prepared to throw at him let him go.
We just need to stick to the process and we will get our coach.
Nobody gave Lyon a chance at the Sinners and he got the job.
What both clubs did was go through a "process" and got their man. Clarkson took the Dawks to a flag and Lyon has the Sinners undefeated at the top of the ladder.
If Hardwick is just after the money that the Roos are prepared to throw at him let him go.
We just need to stick to the process and we will get our coach.
If Hardwick is our preferred option they would be telling him to hang 5 whilst we dot our i's & cross our t's (going through the process with other candidates) having said that we might prefer others.
Looks like Hardwick might have a bit of a decision to make over the next couple of days-Shinboner spirit vs the least successful club in recent history. Probably not the gigs he saw himself having to choose from when he decided he wanted to coach, but life goes that way sometimes.
I wonder if he has fallen in love with Richmond yet?
Massive crowds, big games, your picture on the back-page of the Herald-Sun at least once a week. When the fans love you, they really love you but if they should ever happen to turn on you the internet will light up like the Harbour Bridge on New Year's Eve. Wait'll he sees the fear in his players eyes as they run the gauntlet to get off the field after a big loss. Just ask Danny Frawley or Terry Wallace. This ain't no Country Club.
Its the career-breaker. Its the high-risk ride of the AFL. Its Bungee-jumping. Its the adrenaline rush of footy and that's an adrenaline rush in itself. Its Italian coffee, strong, black and never lets you sleep. Its a night of passion with Elle MacPherson. The coach of Richmond will always know that he is alive.
Shin-boner spirit? Hey, I love osso bucco as much as the next guy and can you find better comfort food than slow-cooked lamb shanks on a Winter's Night? One should never lose sight of the fact that it's still the bony bit on the end of the leg. It can't really compete with a nice, juicy 400gram Porterhouse every night.
Has Damien Hardwick fallen in love with Richmond yet?
I wonder if he has fallen in love with Richmond yet?
Massive crowds, big games, your picture on the back-page of the Herald-Sun at least once a week. When the fans love you, they really love you but if they should ever happen to turn on you the internet will light up like the Harbour Bridge on New Year's Eve. Wait'll he sees the fear in his players eyes as they run the gauntlet to get off the field after a big loss. Just ask Danny Frawley or Terry Wallace. This ain't no Country Club.
Its the career-breaker. Its the high-risk ride of the AFL. Its Bungee-jumping. Its the adrenaline rush of footy and that's an adrenaline rush in itself. Its Italian coffee, strong, black and never lets you sleep. Its a night of passion with Elle MacPherson. The coach of Richmond will always know that he is alive.
Shin-boner spirit? Hey, I love osso bucco as much as the next guy and can you find better comfort food than slow-cooked lamb shanks on a Winter's Night? One should never lose sight of the fact that it's still the bony bit on the end of the leg. It can't really compete with a nice, juicy 400gram Porterhouse every night.
Has Damien Hardwick fallen in love with Richmond yet?
IanG said:
Thats wat i know , Tigers first Port Adel deal second then Kangas job , just hope we pull the finger out soon and offer him the job!
