TalkingCarlton :: View topic - SHOULD SILVAGNI BE COACH?

oi rover i know its a taboo topic but me and my mates didnt exactly have differing opinions when it came to guessing which player may or may not have done something very wrong with a member of the opposite sex in regard to the recent hush money scandal involving fat mouth eliott.......??????
cant remember if he said 95 or 99 team, think it was the 99.
u got any hunches?

we've taken a great step with ratten, im not denying that, but its essential we take another next year.
im just worried that he wont know how to take the next step. silvagni seems to be learning (and experiencing) exactly that right now at st kilda under Lyon. i just dont know if ratten has the know-how. he sure would have learned a thing or two about losing as Danihers assistant at Melbourne.........

Good to see you back Melvey...but Silvagni won't coach Carlton.

benf wrote:

Yeah lets forget he played in '95 and almost exclusively in finals Teams. It didnt hurt Woosha being a Carlton assistant when we were shit. So it shouldnt hurt Ratts.

Nicko Carstairs wrote:

benf wrote:

Yeah lets forget he played in '95 and almost exclusively in finals Teams. It didnt hurt Woosha being a Carlton assistant when we were shit. So it shouldnt hurt Ratts.

lets not confuse playing experience with coaching experience. by that reasoning anyone from brisbanes triple premiership team is capable of being a great finals coach?

Author:	benf [ Wed Aug 12, 2009 3:23 pm ]
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sos for coach? look at what he's done at st kilda. definitely food for thought. also love the thought of jimmy buckleys boy running round for the blue in a couple years time, from the bits they showed on TAC stars he looks much more like a dasher, not as bulky, and maybe more skilled than jimmy was, not to say jimmy wasnt an out and out champion. anyone know of any other father-sons coming up through the ranks. and why wouldnt carlton have looked closer at sheldon's boy. surely big jonny dorotich has a dozen or so illegitimate kids that are at about the right age by now? all i know is in about 18 years time there will be around 25 lads playing remarkably similar to our dear #25, all with different surnames......

Author:	DownUnderChick [ Wed Aug 12, 2009 3:41 pm ]
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Hey benf, welcome to TC. I have moved your original post re Buckley's son to the Recruitment thread. Any discussion regarding F/S picks need to move there. Regarding SOS as CFC coach, this is the place for it. Looking forward to the discussion on SOS as our coach.

Author:	caulfieldrover [ Wed Aug 12, 2009 3:59 pm ]
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It is unlikely that SOS will coach at Carlton. By the time he is ready, his boys will be in our team. He will not want to coach them, maybe a role on the Match Committee awaits.

Author:	benf [ Wed Aug 12, 2009 4:03 pm ]
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thanks for the info downunderchick. why would sos not want to, i disagree

Author:	heatley stand [ Wed Aug 12, 2009 4:20 pm ]
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Didn't he sing like a canary when questioned by the AFL over the salary cap? Tweet, tweet...

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Author:	caulfieldrover [ Wed Aug 12, 2009 4:29 pm ]
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yes he did but who didn't? maybe fraser browne? Sos will not coach us.

Author:	benf [ Wed Aug 12, 2009 4:32 pm ]
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he didnt rat anyone out on purpose. people only rat people out when theyve got something to gain personally from it, and what in heavens name could sos have 'gained' by singing to the afl? a brownlow? i think the AFL cross-examined him so hard that he slipped up just through sheer intimidation and persistent questioning, and im sure he didnt realise what he was saying when he said it.

Author:	benf [ Wed Aug 12, 2009 4:36 pm ]
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oi rover i know its a taboo topic but me and my mates didnt exactly have differing opinions when it came to guessing which player may or may not have done something very wrong with a member of the opposite sex in regard to the recent hush money scandal involving fat mouth eliott.......?????? cant remember if he said 95 or 99 team, think it was the 99. u got any hunches?

Author:	bluechucky [ Wed Aug 12, 2009 4:38 pm ]
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Don't forget he helped the swans with their key backman development too.

Author:	DownUnderChick [ Wed Aug 12, 2009 4:40 pm ]
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benf wrote: oi rover i know its a taboo topic but me and my mates didnt exactly have differing opinions when it came to guessing which player may or may not have done something very wrong with a member of the opposite sex in regard to the recent hush money scandal involving fat mouth eliott.......?????? cant remember if he said 95 or 99 team, think it was the 99. u got any hunches? benf, now would be the time to read our guidelines if you haven't already. Hunches shouldn't be discussed on the main forum as naming names TM could make TC liable.

Author:	benf [ Wed Aug 12, 2009 4:45 pm ]
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completely understand. im new to this sort of thing. please excuse the ignorance

Author:	benf [ Wed Aug 12, 2009 4:48 pm ]
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anyway back to sos. he has great coaching credentials. and unless carlton start putting some serious serious thought into the defensive half of our team we aint gonna win no flag

Author:	TruBlueBrad [ Wed Aug 12, 2009 6:08 pm ]
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benf, What are your thoughts on Ratten as coach? He's doing a great job, wouldn't you agree? If we did make a change however, would you be in favour of appointing SOS straight out or going through an extensive interview process?

Author:	benf [ Wed Aug 12, 2009 6:25 pm ]
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we've taken a great step with ratten, im not denying that, but its essential we take another next year. im just worried that he wont know how to take the next step. silvagni seems to be learning (and experiencing) exactly that right now at st kilda under Lyon. i just dont know if ratten has the know-how. he sure would have learned a thing or two about losing as Danihers assistant at Melbourne.........

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Author:	DocSherrin III [ Wed Aug 12, 2009 6:29 pm ]
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Good to see you back Melvey...but Silvagni won't coach Carlton.

Author:	Nicko Carstairs [ Wed Aug 12, 2009 6:37 pm ]
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benf wrote: we've taken a great step with ratten, im not denying that, but its essential we take another next year. im just worried that he wont know how to take the next step. silvagni seems to be learning (and experiencing) exactly that right now at st kilda under Lyon. i just dont know if ratten has the know-how. he sure would have learned a thing or two about losing as Danihers assistant at Melbourne......... Yeah lets forget he played in '95 and almost exclusively in finals Teams. It didnt hurt Woosha being a Carlton assistant when we were shit. So it shouldnt hurt Ratts.

Author:	BrizzyBlue [ Wed Aug 12, 2009 6:37 pm ]
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Dr.SHERRIN wrote: Good to see you back Melvey...but Silvagni won't coach Carlton. Strange that you should say that Doc, cause I was gunna post an hour or so ago, but got detained with a paying client: Welcome back Melvoid.

Author:	murraycray [ Wed Aug 12, 2009 6:38 pm ]
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Dr.SHERRIN wrote: Good to see you back Melvey...but Silvagni won't coach Carlton. I'd like to think that at some stage in the future SOS will be back in the fold in some capacity, but it won't be as senior coach.

Author:	benf [ Wed Aug 12, 2009 6:44 pm ]
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Nicko Carstairs wrote: benf wrote: we've taken a great step with ratten, im not denying that, but its essential we take another next year. im just worried that he wont know how to take the next step. silvagni seems to be learning (and experiencing) exactly that right now at st kilda under Lyon. i just dont know if ratten has the know-how. he sure would have learned a thing or two about losing as Danihers assistant at Melbourne......... Yeah lets forget he played in '95 and almost exclusively in finals Teams. It didnt hurt Woosha being a Carlton assistant when we were shit. So it shouldnt hurt Ratts. lets not confuse playing experience with coaching experience. by that reasoning anyone from brisbanes triple premiership team is capable of being a great finals coach?

Author:	Juddy&theKruezers [ Wed Aug 12, 2009 6:48 pm ]
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benf wrote: Nicko Carstairs wrote: benf wrote: we've taken a great step with ratten, im not denying that, but its essential we take another next year. im just worried that he wont know how to take the next step. silvagni seems to be learning (and experiencing) exactly that right now at st kilda under Lyon. i just dont know if ratten has the know-how. he sure would have learned a thing or two about losing as Danihers assistant at Melbourne......... Yeah lets forget he played in '95 and almost exclusively in finals Teams. It didnt hurt Woosha being a Carlton assistant when we were shit. So it shouldnt hurt Ratts. lets not confuse playing experience with coaching experience. by that reasoning anyone from brisbanes triple premiership team is capable of being a great finals coach? Benf I'll see you over at the Ratts coaching thread....I could do with the extra pages....