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BH -- a thread just for you. I would agree with your post over on the SD thread, but add a bit regardding Clarkson. He is actually a very defensive coach -- 'Clarko's cluster' -- but crucially he has never forgotten a basic of aussie rules or sport: everything else being equal, skill will triumph over tactics.Hence, he has always made sure that his CD and Hawthorn sides have had key position plays whom could mark, kick and handball with aplomb.

1. John Todd
2. Malcolm Blight
3. Haydn Bunton, Mal Brown, Graham Moss

Beasley Hutton wrote: 1. John Todd
2. Malcolm Blight
3. Haydn Bunton, Mal Brown, Graham Moss

Have you forgotten Gerard Neesham?

swan42 wrote:

Beasley Hutton wrote: 1. John Todd
2. Malcolm Blight
3. Haydn Bunton, Mal Brown, Graham Moss

Have you forgotten Gerard Neesham?

Deserves an honourable mention but I am happy to stick to my original 42....I am sure you will no doubt throw up the names Mick Malthouse, Peter Wilson, Chris Lewis & Stuart Magee in your favourite coaches of all time!

Adding to BH's list.
4.Leigh Mathews
5.John Kahill
6.John Northy
7.Dennis Pagan Carlton where a train wreck when he went there.
8.ROn Barassi Melbourne where a train wreck when he went there.
9.Brian Dawson
10.Jarrod Schofield who will coach Afl one day.

Ken Armstrong
Billy M
Jeff Gieschen
Peter German

Alan Jeans

Don Haddow
Percy Johnson
Jarman in the ute

Ken Smith, David Dunbar & Rob Wiley have all worked wonders in their time at EF......will remember them all fondly for their success

Freezin wrote: Ken Smith, David Dunbar & Rob Wiley have all worked wonders in their time at EF......will remember them all fondly for their success

Ron Wilcox is breathing a little easier after missing out on your illustrious list there Freeze!

Naagh BH thought about Ron...but then he did the club a great service by resigning mid 91 allowing Judge to come in and clean out some guys before winning the flag the next year in 92 and again in 94.....if only Ken, Dave and Robbie done such an honourable thing....