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smokey wrote:

ArkRoyal wrote: the main problem with the tigers is their inability to play four quaters of football, something they have been unable to do for two seasons, whomever has coached them. Must be bloody frustratting for their supporters.

They must be suffering twin curses...Broadbridge and McMahon. The Dees are well and truly over that poison.

McDud must have left his stamp on the joint (Tigerland), might take a season or two for Harris to rid the joint of the stain left behind.

The issue is the tigers decision making bringing the ball in forward, whether it's from half back or midfield, being a forward at Claremont is challenging

Grassy don't rate Harris for two reasons:

(1) He knocked back PFC job saying he would never coach against WP yet...
(2) His recent results.

Stand the Test wrote: Grassy don't rate Harris for two reasons:

(1) He knocked back PFC job saying he would never coach against WP yet...
(2) His recent results.

Ridiculous judgement this early.
I'll judge Harris coaching abilities when his team actually has a home and isn't training out of their cars on suburban ovals, everybody and that's supporters, admin and players are really longing to get a home ground again.
It was never us that gave us the tag of premiership fancies was always going to be tough in this season of compromised fixtures.

Claremont will be playing much better when they've settled into Claremont Oval after the completed redevelopment. It's my understanding they currently cannot and have not been training there either. Which would be challenging for any team. Coupled to the fact of having to play all their Home games at another teams ground. Which has obviously taken a bit of a toll.