NICK_ROOBOY83
Norm Smith Medallist
Veteran
North Melbourne - 2014 Daw, Black, Gibson Player Sponsor
North Melbourne - 2013 Daw, Black and Gibson Player Sponsorship
North Melbourne - North 2012 Player Sponsor
North Melbourne - North 2011 Player Sponsor
North Melbourne - North 2010 Player Sponsor
North Melbourne - North 2009 Player Sponsor
North Melbourne - North 2008 Player Sponsor
Trade Week Wrap
4:23 PM Fri 10 October, 2008
Hamish McIntosh, Daniel Harris and Corey Jones will remain at the North Melbourne Football Club for season 2009.
Senior Coach Dean Laidley said that the club was happy that McIntosh, Harris and Jones will continue their careers at the club.
"We had no intention of parting with quality senior players unless we were offered something exceptional in return," Laidley said.
"We would not consider trading Hamish for anything less than a very, very high draft pick.
"He is a good player, and we think he can become a very good player, so we will continue to work with him and help him improve."
Laidley said that Harris had every chance to succeed at North Melbourne.
"I spoke to Daniel immediately after the trade deadline and reminded him that he has a wonderful opportunity to become the player we all think he can become," Laidley said.
"While there are bumps in the road in every relationship, we held the belief that he will be best served in trying to achieve personal and team success by continuing his career at North Melbourne.
"I will sit down with him when he returns from the break and we will start working towards that."
Laidley also said that while there was some interest in Corey Jones, nothing that was offered would warrant trading player of his ability.
"Corey is a quality player, but he was hampered by injury throughout the pre-season and that obviously affected his form. We look forward to him getting his body right over the summer and coming back better than ever next year," Laidley said.
"Now that the trade period is over we are looking forward to the draft, where we will continue our strategy of the past few years of drafting as many young players as possible. The results of that were clear during last season with our young guys taking some great steps forward.
"There is real excitement among the playing group and the coaching staff to keep developing these players into a successful team."
http://kangaroos.com.au/Season2008/News/NewsArticle/tabid/4912/Default.aspx
4:23 PM Fri 10 October, 2008
Hamish McIntosh, Daniel Harris and Corey Jones will remain at the North Melbourne Football Club for season 2009.
Senior Coach Dean Laidley said that the club was happy that McIntosh, Harris and Jones will continue their careers at the club.
"We had no intention of parting with quality senior players unless we were offered something exceptional in return," Laidley said.
"We would not consider trading Hamish for anything less than a very, very high draft pick.
"He is a good player, and we think he can become a very good player, so we will continue to work with him and help him improve."
Laidley said that Harris had every chance to succeed at North Melbourne.
"I spoke to Daniel immediately after the trade deadline and reminded him that he has a wonderful opportunity to become the player we all think he can become," Laidley said.
"While there are bumps in the road in every relationship, we held the belief that he will be best served in trying to achieve personal and team success by continuing his career at North Melbourne.
"I will sit down with him when he returns from the break and we will start working towards that."
Laidley also said that while there was some interest in Corey Jones, nothing that was offered would warrant trading player of his ability.
"Corey is a quality player, but he was hampered by injury throughout the pre-season and that obviously affected his form. We look forward to him getting his body right over the summer and coming back better than ever next year," Laidley said.
"Now that the trade period is over we are looking forward to the draft, where we will continue our strategy of the past few years of drafting as many young players as possible. The results of that were clear during last season with our young guys taking some great steps forward.
"There is real excitement among the playing group and the coaching staff to keep developing these players into a successful team."
http://kangaroos.com.au/Season2008/News/NewsArticle/tabid/4912/Default.aspx