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Michael Voss is my pick for coach of the year. Adam Kingsley is 2nd
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Ross Lyon.
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Did anybody tip them to back up last year and most likely become minor premiers? I sure didn’t.
Did anybody tip them to back up last year and most likely become minor premiers? I sure didn’t.
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McRae must be thrilled he got his new contract done before the wheels fell off.
Don't worry Pies fans I'm sure Brendan Bolton can fix things. Was great for us.
Don't worry Pies fans I'm sure Brendan Bolton can fix things. Was great for us.
Good thing Bolton's now in a suitable role as an Assistant Coach, and not as the main man.
I think McRae has proven he's got what it takes in his 22 months in the role.
After all, Collingwood supporters were all reliably informed after 2021 that we were in for a Carlton like decade of mediocrity in the bottom four.
zeggie
You can't kick goals when you're unconscious.
2024 is "after 2021". Huge % of your guys on the wrong side of 30.
Oh, so it starts next year and not in 2022 as we were reliably informed in 2021?
Thanks for the heads up.
Can you give me some ideas as to what else I can do to keep myself occupied for the next decade of Septembers?
zeggie
You can't kick goals when you're unconscious.
Nah. Losing significantly to Hawks or WCE at their worst is instant disqualification.
zeggie
You can't kick goals when you're unconscious.
How long ago was your significant loss to the Hawks?
Whoever team wins the Grand Final so more than likely Chris Fagan.
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How about we stop with the parochial pot shots and actually talk about the coaches?
I'd go Hinkley > Kingsley > McRae.
I don't think Voss qualifies given the Blues were playing putrid footy for two months and looked completely lost. If we're picking 'turnaround of the year', then it's Voss @ #1.
I'd go Hinkley > Kingsley > McRae.
I don't think Voss qualifies given the Blues were playing putrid footy for two months and looked completely lost. If we're picking 'turnaround of the year', then it's Voss @ #1.
'Significant' in what context?
We went from 2 games and 8% clear on top of the ladder to 2 games and 4%...
It's hard to keep turning up week in, week out when you have top 2 locked away for over a month.
Psychology is important.
It’s clearly McRae
Did I just walk into a private joke that I'm not in on?
Winning Grand Finals are instant disqualification. Just ask Clarko.
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Tend to agree with this. Full credit to he and his players for turning it around - amazing effort - but in the context of an overall season award, you can’t help but think ‘how ordinary was his coaching if this group of players couldn’t buy a win for two months of the season.’
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Kingleys side is +8 on their position last year
Hinkley +7
Voss +4
Lyon +3
Goodwin +3
B.Scott +3
McRae +3
Nicks +3
Beveridge +2
Fagan +1
Clarkson +1
Simpson -1
Mitchell -3
Longmire -8
C.Scott -8
Longmuir -9
Hinkley +7
Voss +4
Lyon +3
Goodwin +3
B.Scott +3
McRae +3
Nicks +3
Beveridge +2
Fagan +1
Clarkson +1
Simpson -1
Mitchell -3
Longmire -8
C.Scott -8
Longmuir -9
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