Our next coach?

Mark J · **Posted:** Mon May 21, 2007 10:02 pm

Sheedy-played in flags
Worsfold-played in flags
Matthews played in flags
Barassi played in flags
Malthouse played in flags
Blight played in flags
Walls played in flags etc,etc,
Iknow, i know,their are plenty of premiership players who have been crap coaches,but surely success helps breed success.
Just imagine the respect that some one like Voss would have amongst the current playing group.Half the players wouldn't have heard of Bond,Royal,
etc,etc.

blueman · **Joined:** Mon Feb 28, 2005 6:28 pm **Posts:** 2220

There would probably be a caretaker coach for the duration of 07 and a new coach would start in 2008.

In 2008 we might well have 'The Voss Gloss' - I would expect cliched headlines like this in the HUN if we started winning a few more games under Voss..

camel · **Posted:** Mon May 21, 2007 10:41 pm

Mark J wrote:

Sheedy-played in flags
Worsfold-played in flags
Matthews played in flags
Barassi played in flags
Malthouse played in flags
Blight played in flags
Walls played in flags etc,etc,
Iknow, i know,their are plenty of premiership players who have been crap coaches,but surely success helps breed success.
Just imagine the respect that some one like Voss would have amongst the current playing group.Half the players wouldn't have heard of Bond,Royal,
etc,etc.

66% of the last three premiership coaches never played in an AFL/VFL premiership team.

Mark J · **Posted:** Mon May 21, 2007 10:51 pm

Wasn't Roos fault he played for poor old Fitzroy.
Maybe Chocco learnt something from playing in losing grand final teams!
Like how not to do it! :-D

Mark J · **Posted:** Mon May 21, 2007 10:57 pm

How do you insert this quotey stuff?
I'm a computer dumbass!

grrofunger · **Posted:** Mon May 21, 2007 11:03 pm

Mark J wrote:

How do you insert this quotey stuff?
I'm a computer dumbass!

LIKE THIS !!!

(top right hand corner of the post you want to quote is a "quote button" click it and then it quotes it for you - you type your message in the box below the quote )

Teddy · **Posted:** Mon May 21, 2007 11:04 pm

Nathan Buckley is the man we should be targetting.

Excellent fooball brain. Astute, deep thinker, strategist. Has a great understanding of the game, and as a player is respected by all.

In reality, he's currently an assistant coach at Collingwood.
He will be ready to coach next year and Collingwood will offer him an assistant role. However will he want to be like Harvey was at Essendon* and wait for Malthouse to retire? Possibly not.

As soon as the season ends Carlton should offer him the job. IMO he will be better than Voss.

Mark J · **Posted:** Mon May 21, 2007 11:09 pm

grrofunger wrote:

Mark J wrote:

How do you insert this quotey stuff?
I'm a computer dumbass!

LIKE THIS !!!

(top right hand corner of the post you want to quote is a "quote button" click it and then it quotes it for you - you type your message in the box below the quote )

Thanks.

Mark J · **Posted:** Mon May 21, 2007 11:11 pm

Teddy wrote:

Nathan Buckley is the man we should be targetting.

Excellent fooball brain. Astute, deep thinker, strategist. Has a great understanding of the game, and as a player is respected by all.

In reality, he's currently an assistant coach at Collingwood.
He will be ready to coach next year and Collingwood will offer him an assistant role. However will he want to be like Harvey was at Essendon* and wait for Malthouse to retire? Possibly not.

As soon as the season ends Carlton should offer him the job. IMO he will be better than Voss.

Why would he be better than Voss? He's had no success!

camel · **Posted:** Mon May 21, 2007 11:14 pm

Teddy wrote:

Nathan Buckley is the man we should be targetting.

Excellent fooball brain. Astute, deep thinker, strategist. Has a great understanding of the game, and as a player is respected by all.

In reality, he's currently an assistant coach at Collingwood.
He will be ready to coach next year and Collingwood will offer him an assistant role. However will he want to be like Harvey was at Essendon* and wait for Malthouse to retire? Possibly not.

As soon as the season ends Carlton should offer him the job. IMO he will be better than Voss.

Yes. His name has cropped up a few times in this thread.

What people seem to forget with Nathan Buckley, is that I taught him everything he knows back in 1980 when were at St Paul's Primary School together. We were the new kids in town. We turned 8 that year, but I was still happy to impart my football wisdom onto him. Keen scholar of the game he was, even back then.

mikkey · **Joined:** Mon Feb 28, 2005 6:27 pm **Posts:** 4129

camelboy wrote:

Teddy wrote:

Nathan Buckley is the man we should be targetting.

Excellent fooball brain. Astute, deep thinker, strategist. Has a great understanding of the game, and as a player is respected by all.

In reality, he's currently an assistant coach at Collingwood.
He will be ready to coach next year and Collingwood will offer him an assistant role. However will he want to be like Harvey was at Essendon* and wait for Malthouse to retire? Possibly not.

As soon as the season ends Carlton should offer him the job. IMO he will be better than Voss.

Yes. His name has cropped up a few times in this thread.

What people seem to forget with Nathan Buckley, is that I taught him everything he knows back in 1980 when were at St Paul's Primary School together. We were the new kids in town. We turned 8 that year, but I was still happy to impart my football wisdom onto him. Keen scholar of the game he was, even back then.

And how did he end up with the filth if you tought him well? You failed dear Yoda.. :wink:

JohnM · **Posted:** Tue May 22, 2007 9:19 am

John Elliot on SEN this morning.

Asked if he thought Voss or Buckley could step into a senior coaching position next year.

Said he thought Voss could, that he's a very unique person. Not sure about Buckley because he doesn't know him as well.

I only post this because it's no secret that Elliot has the ear of RP and others. And vice versa.

Just another little piece of kindling onto the 'Voss to Carlton in 2008' fire.

camel · **Posted:** Tue May 22, 2007 9:20 am

mikkey wrote:

camelboy wrote:

Teddy wrote:

Nathan Buckley is the man we should be targetting.

Excellent fooball brain. Astute, deep thinker, strategist. Has a great understanding of the game, and as a player is respected by all.

In reality, he's currently an assistant coach at Collingwood.
He will be ready to coach next year and Collingwood will offer him an assistant role. However will he want to be like Harvey was at Essendon* and wait for Malthouse to retire? Possibly not.

As soon as the season ends Carlton should offer him the job. IMO he will be better than Voss.

Yes. His name has cropped up a few times in this thread.

What people seem to forget with Nathan Buckley, is that I taught him everything he knows back in 1980 when were at St Paul's Primary School together. We were the new kids in town. We turned 8 that year, but I was still happy to impart my football wisdom onto him. Keen scholar of the game he was, even back then.

And how did he end up with the filth if you tought him well? You failed dear Yoda.. :wink:

I was only 8 ... I got the CFC part right.

bluechucky · **Joined:** Sat Feb 26, 2005 6:29 am **Posts:** 13684

JohnM wrote:

John Elliot on SEN this morning.

Asked if he thought Voss or Buckley could step into a senior coaching position next year.

Said he thought Voss could, that he's a very unique person. Not sure about Buckley because he doesn't know him as well.

I only post this because it's no secret that Elliot has the ear of RP and others. And vice versa.

Just another little piece of kindling onto the 'Voss to Carlton in 2008' fire.

I hope their research and recruitment is better than "I don't know him as well"

darknavy · **Posted:** Tue May 22, 2007 12:51 pm

Mark J wrote:

Sheedy-played in flags
Worsfold-played in flags
Matthews played in flags
Barassi played in flags
Malthouse played in flags
Blight played in flags
Walls played in flags etc,etc,
Iknow, i know,their are plenty of premiership players who have been crap coaches,but surely success helps breed success.
Just imagine the respect that some one like Voss would have amongst the current playing group.Half the players wouldn't have heard of Bond,Royal,
etc,etc.

Gary Buckenara played in flags
Royce Hart Played in Flags
Curly Austin Played in Flags
Ken Judge Played in Flags
Stan Alves Played in Flags
Tony Shaw played in flags
Tim Watson Played in Flags
Gary Ayres Played in Flags
Kevin Bartlett Played in Flags
Peter Schwab played in Flags
Wayne Schimmelbush played in Flags
Ken Sheldon Played in Flags

The Duke · **Posted:** Tue May 22, 2007 1:02 pm

bluechucky wrote:

I hope their research and recruitment is better than "I don't know him as well"

I just hope it's better than St Kilda's :lol:

It doesn't matter who the coach is, as long as the process is right :lol:

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mikkey · **Joined:** Mon Feb 28, 2005 6:27 pm **Posts:** 4129

The Duke wrote:

bluechucky wrote:

I hope their research and recruitment is better than "I don't know him as well"

I just hope it's better than St Kilda's :lol:

It doesn't matter who the coach is, as long as the process is right :lol:

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Oh, yes - I want Buttass back on TV explaining his process' and how he facilitates paradigm shifts in order to go forward.... it's so entertaining.

George Harris · **Posted:** Tue May 22, 2007 1:38 pm

mikkey wrote:

Oh, yes - I want Buttass back on TV explaining his process' and how he facilitates paradigm shifts in order to go forward.... it's so entertaining.

At the end of the day... it's hilarious.

grrofunger · **Posted:** Tue May 22, 2007 1:42 pm

Wayne Carey is one thats dropped off the coaching radar

probably cos hes a COCK !

Mark J · **Posted:** Tue May 22, 2007 8:03 pm

darknavy wrote:

Mark J wrote:

Sheedy-played in flags
Worsfold-played in flags
Matthews played in flags
Barassi played in flags
Malthouse played in flags
Blight played in flags
Walls played in flags etc,etc,
Iknow, i know,their are plenty of premiership players who have been crap coaches,but surely success helps breed success.
Just imagine the respect that some one like Voss would have amongst the current playing group.Half the players wouldn't have heard of Bond,Royal,
etc,etc.

Gary Buckenara played in flags
Royce Hart Played in Flags
Curly Austin Played in Flags
Ken Judge Played in Flags
Stan Alves Played in Flags
Tony Shaw played in flags
Tim Watson Played in Flags
Gary Ayres Played in Flags
Kevin Bartlett Played in Flags
Peter Schwab played in Flags
Wayne Schimmelbush played in Flags
Ken Sheldon Played in Flags

If you had of read my post properly ,you would have seen that i mentioned there were plenty of premiership players who were crap coaches!
Maybe i should have said that a lot of the more successful coaches were premiership players!

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