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Demons Forever wrote:

Dazz if the Rumble rumour is true then I think it may be an encouraging sign.

Not rumour, fact. Brad Smith ($) also on board as assistant coach. 

Dazzler wrote:

Demons Forever wrote:

Dazz if the Rumble rumour is true then I think it may be an encouraging sign.

Not rumour, fact. Brad Smith ($) also on board as assistant coach. 

Good news Dazz. It looks like that takes care of the backline and the forward line. Could there be a third $ sort to take care of the midfield. There is one name that springs to mind but then it may be asking too much.

Dazz, I think they are good gets.
Both will know German's game plan and will communicate well with him.
Have you heard anything about a reserves coach.
I assume that German will initiate a Club game plan so that at least the reserves and league sides will olay the same way.
These appointments are a really good sign that the Club maybe embracing change.
Bring on new change rooms, new era on field and the supporters and dollars will come.

smokey wrote:

Aussie Rules football is, in my opinion, a simple game - run and get the ball, kick it or handball it to a team-mate, team-mate kicks a goal.
What is hard about it is how hard a player is prepared work for his team. It is not a game for the faint-hearted who is not prepared to take the hard knock and bleed for his team and the jumper he wears.
Looking at the teams in the WAFL, the flag is usually won by a team of players that takes full ownership and is backed off-field with the tools and support needed to be successful.
This is where PFC has been sadly lacking for far too long. Anyone not on board with the programme is welcome to look elsewhere.
All MHO of course.




 

Couldn't agree more - The 76/77 teams bear this out - one star in Rob Wiley, but backed up by good players who played great team football with a will to win. Not forgetting Alan Johnson of course who was just brilliant and always brave! To only mention these two does not diminish the achievement of the other 18 or so who gave their all.

 

Sounds like a Subiaco old boys reunion in the coaching ranks.
 

Cesspit wrote:

Sounds like a Subiaco old boys reunion in the coaching ranks.

 

Quite so Cess. It looks like the foundation for building the Subiaco model. Early days yet but I hope it continues and gets the full backing and support of the Club. 

We could do worse.
At least they know what a premiership is.

I think your club would be crazy not to give the coaching panel absolutely full support.  After 40+ years, something has to drastically change.  If it turns to shit (and that won’t happen), what have you lost?

58shark wrote:

I think your club would be crazy not to give the coaching panel absolutely full support.  After 40+ years, something has to drastically change.  If it turns to shit (and that won’t happen), what have you lost?

Actually 45 years Shark. It is a "no brainer." Do it now and do it properly or suffer another 45 years in the doldrums.
 

Looks like Chris Mayne wont be a player or coach at Perth

PSA footy: Former Fremantle, Collingwood champion Chris Mayne appointed Trinity College first XVIII coach | The West Australian