Who do YOU want as coach?

[Tigers of Old]

How any of you could want Malthouse after he's spent so long with that scum at Collingwood....!!

Yet you put Sheeds down? :headscratch

He's a former Tiger premiership player in case you've forgotten.

 

[geoffryprettyboy]

I reckon I could have told you that without the corporate highflying blabber Phantom.

Agree.

 

[Tigerbob]

I reckon I could have told you that without the corporate highflying blabber Phantom.

Most here say it everyday.

 

[Willo]

I reckon I could have told you that without the corporate highflying blabber Phantom.

Must get paid by the word. :hihi

 

[pahoffm]

I reckon I could have told you that without the corporate highflying blabber Phantom.

Yeh, interesting.

He accused me of becoming too close and not being objective enough.

Maybe he's right.

 

[pahoffm]

As it continues, (with help from Tigerbob)....

A few choices in there.

Director of Coaching (Mentor role): - M.Malthouse / L.Matthews / K.Sheedy
Senior Coach: - D.Hardwick
Senior Coach's Executive Assistant: (Administrative) J.Longmire / R.Wiley
Junior Development Co-ordinator: C.McCrae / A.Richardson / A.McConnell / R.Hyde
Development Coaches: K.Johnson / W.Campbell
VFL Coach: J.Rawlings / S.Rehn
Midfield Coach: G. "Buddha" Hocking / A.Simpson / T.Viney / R.Wiley dual role
Defense Coach: A.Collins / L.Cameron / B.Montgomery / B.Sanderson / G.Archer
Forward Coach: D.Cloke & C.McCrae combined (talls & smalls) / P.Hudson / M.Williams / J.Longmire dual role

Specialist Ruck/Tall Fwd Coach: D.Cloke dual role / S.Rehn dual role
Specialist Tackling Coach: A.Collins dual role.
Specialist Kicking Coach: L.Cameron dual role / R.Wiley triple role.

Fitness & Running Coach: C.Falloon
Weights & Conditioning Coach: M.Dugina / B.Davoren
Physiotherapist & Fitness Coach: D.Kellaway

Certainly some options there.

2 B continued (WIP)

 

[mad_tiggy911]

Not bad Phantom.

 

[U2Tigers]

theres a few good options there for coach isn't there.

Myself I would prefer a Hardwick type - one who would be very hungry.

I just question whether an older coach would have the passion to take on the Tigers list/job

One that would be as draining as it is. would malthouse really be 100% in it having to sart again - i have my doubts.

 

[pahoffm]

I just question whether an older coach would have the passion to take on the Tigers list/job

Agree.

Therefore a Director of Coaching / Mentor role would suit better.

("Borrowed" the idea off "Joffa" Loughman.)

 

[GoodOne]

Yeh, interesting.

He accused me of becoming too close and not being objective enough.

Maybe he's right.

Did he then try and sell you a 'too good to be true' investment?

 

[GoodOne]

just question whether an older coach would have the passion to take on the Tigers list/job

I dont equate age with passion. I think, given a challenge, there are people who take that challenge front on, and there are others who don't or can't regardless of their age. One of the key requirements would be passion, although that can be very hard to judge. SOme people just live footy. I put Sheedy and Malthouse in theat category. Time has show their passion.

 

[Phar Ace]

1. L.Matthews
2. M.Williams
3. K.Sheedy

How any of you could want Malthouse after he's spent so long with that scum at Collingwood....!!

pfft!

Roy (and others mentioning him) Matthews categorically counted himself out of coaching in 2010. Won't happen he said

 

[U2Tigers]

I dont equate age with passion. I think, given a challenge, there are people who take that challenge front on, and there are others who don't or can't regardless of their age. One of the key requirements would be passion, although that can be very hard to judge. SOme people just live footy. I put Sheedy and Malthouse in theat category. Time has show their passion.

probably meant by old - someone whos had 2 -3 teams already like Mick.

 

[GoodOne]

probably meant by old - someone whos had 2 -3 teams already like Mick.

Yep, passion is a funny thing though. Often you find those that have shown great passion in the past show the same amount of passion when given a new challenge. I think at the top level of coching (or in fact many things) it is an integral part of your character.

 

[tiger1960]

1 Matthews
2 Malthouse
3 Hardwick

 

[DC8]

Where's Campbell?

 

[Willo]

Roy (and others mentioning him) Matthews categorically counted himself out of coaching in 2010. Won't happen he said

Well today he actually said (quote)"the "correct" answer is "no". "
Prior to taking the Brisbane job, he stated that he had finished coaching and only took their call out of courtesy. (quote) "Funny what can happen" he said.
He hasn't categorically and emphatically stated he has retired or is finished coaching.

 

[TT33]

Well today he actually said (quote)"the "correct" answer is "no". "
Prior to taking the Brisbane job, he stated that he had finished coaching and only took their call out of courtesy. (quote) "Funny what can happen" he said.
He hasn't categorically and emphatically stated he has retired or is finished coaching.

$750k per year has a way of "changing your mind". ;D

 

[pahoffm]

$750k per year has a way of "changing your mind". ;D

Not exactly the desired motivation for a successful coach.

???

 

[TT33]

Not exactly the desired motivation for a successful coach.

???

I agree, but that is what "motivated" Matthews to take on the Lions coaching job, from what I have been told.
$750k for the first year & "progressive" increments from there.