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I reckon tomorrow an announcement will be made. Won't make it Friday due to the Prelim, won't make it Monday Brownlow.
Surely an announcement must be made soon.
All we ask is for the “brains trust “ to show some balls and make a decision before this weekend.
What’s the holdup?
All we ask is for the “brains trust “ to show some balls and make a decision before this weekend.
What’s the holdup?
Ralph Malph reckons Friday is the announcement day, and Mini leaves club if he doesn't get it.
Why? Oh why did I need to see a vid of some fat bloke in budgie smugglers? Thanks for not much there tigers80:Noticed both Buckley and Chimp carrying bottles of plonk.
anyone got assumptions on why.
Mini Dimma leaves if he misses out Never expected him to stay on hed have to do another 10 year apprenticeship
Some walkley award winning journalism there from Ralph.... like who would think for a second that McQualter stays after being passed over?
FMD.... Ralph must wake up every morning and bow down to his effigy of Rupert Murdoch... he ain't getting a gig anywhere else!
I think it was a good idea by the club to include Cotchin in the interviews with Mini and Yze. If Yze is successful, Trent will no doubt tell his former teammates who may have been pushing for Mini how impressive Yze was in his his interview.
"Trent Cotchin was a surprise face involved in the Richmond coaching search earlier this week.
In what was described as an “unusual” situation, the recently retired Tigers premiership captain sat in on interviews with prospective coaches Andrew McQualter and Adem Yze.
Joining him was Collingwood great Nathan Buckley, the pair tacked on to the existing sub-committee that was previously assembled to find Damien Hardwick’s replacement.
Cotchin provided some insight into the role he and Buckley have played late in the piece.
“They just wanted a more recent insight from a playing point of view, but also ‘Bucks’ has had his own journey as a coach and was a brilliant player himself,” Cotchin said on Channel 7’s Talking Finals.
“So just getting some insights from us, from our point of view, but also knowing they have a great selection committee that are going to make the right decision for the Richmond footy club.”
Given Cotchin played under McQualter this year and has worked alongside him at Punt Road for almost a decade, he had to put his loyalty aside when helping conduct the interviews with both he and Melbourne assistant Yze.
“It just comes down to the maturity of it, I’m not suggesting that I’m a very mature person…,” he laughed.
“But I love ‘Mini’ (McQualter), I think he’s a fantastic person, I think he’s a brilliant coach. Whether it’s the Richmond job or another senior gig - he will be a senior coach at some stage.
“Obviously the rooms were very different, because (there was) someone who has close relationships with a lot of people inside the room, and then someone who is new to that environment.
“They were different interviews but both really impressive.”
Cotchin was asked if it was a risk to bring in somebody from outside the Richmond system to help the club move forward following their era of success under Hardwick.
“I don’t know if it’s a risk,” Cotchin said further.
“Sometimes I think when you’ve been successful you do need to evolve. Whether that’s someone who has been inside of your system and has some ideas that now with a senior coach role they can potentially start to implement some of those.
“Or it’s someone who has been in a different environment that can bring a different element of freshness with some new ideas that they’ve seen across their journey.”
Richmond will make a call on McQualter or Yze next week."
www.sen.com.au
"Trent Cotchin was a surprise face involved in the Richmond coaching search earlier this week.
In what was described as an “unusual” situation, the recently retired Tigers premiership captain sat in on interviews with prospective coaches Andrew McQualter and Adem Yze.
Joining him was Collingwood great Nathan Buckley, the pair tacked on to the existing sub-committee that was previously assembled to find Damien Hardwick’s replacement.
Cotchin provided some insight into the role he and Buckley have played late in the piece.
“They just wanted a more recent insight from a playing point of view, but also ‘Bucks’ has had his own journey as a coach and was a brilliant player himself,” Cotchin said on Channel 7’s Talking Finals.
“So just getting some insights from us, from our point of view, but also knowing they have a great selection committee that are going to make the right decision for the Richmond footy club.”
Given Cotchin played under McQualter this year and has worked alongside him at Punt Road for almost a decade, he had to put his loyalty aside when helping conduct the interviews with both he and Melbourne assistant Yze.
“It just comes down to the maturity of it, I’m not suggesting that I’m a very mature person…,” he laughed.
“But I love ‘Mini’ (McQualter), I think he’s a fantastic person, I think he’s a brilliant coach. Whether it’s the Richmond job or another senior gig - he will be a senior coach at some stage.
“Obviously the rooms were very different, because (there was) someone who has close relationships with a lot of people inside the room, and then someone who is new to that environment.
“They were different interviews but both really impressive.”
Cotchin was asked if it was a risk to bring in somebody from outside the Richmond system to help the club move forward following their era of success under Hardwick.
“I don’t know if it’s a risk,” Cotchin said further.
“Sometimes I think when you’ve been successful you do need to evolve. Whether that’s someone who has been inside of your system and has some ideas that now with a senior coach role they can potentially start to implement some of those.
“Or it’s someone who has been in a different environment that can bring a different element of freshness with some new ideas that they’ve seen across their journey.”
Richmond will make a call on McQualter or Yze next week."
Cotchin explains his role in Richmond coaching hunt
The Tigers great has been added to the process late in the piece.
www.sen.com.au
Nearly.
Hang in there Ralphie.
Reading between that and what we saw last night with Cotch, …..I think it was a good idea by the club to include Cotchin in the interviews with Mini and Yze. If Yze is successful, Trent will no doubt tell his former teammates who may have been pushing for Mini how impressive Yze was in his his interview.
"Trent Cotchin was a surprise face involved in the Richmond coaching search earlier this week.
In what was described as an “unusual” situation, the recently retired Tigers premiership captain sat in on interviews with prospective coaches Andrew McQualter and Adem Yze.
Joining him was Collingwood great Nathan Buckley, the pair tacked on to the existing sub-committee that was previously assembled to find Damien Hardwick’s replacement.
Cotchin provided some insight into the role he and Buckley have played late in the piece.
“They just wanted a more recent insight from a playing point of view, but also ‘Bucks’ has had his own journey as a coach and was a brilliant player himself,” Cotchin said on Channel 7’s Talking Finals.
“So just getting some insights from us, from our point of view, but also knowing they have a great selection committee that are going to make the right decision for the Richmond footy club.”
Given Cotchin played under McQualter this year and has worked alongside him at Punt Road for almost a decade, he had to put his loyalty aside when helping conduct the interviews with both he and Melbourne assistant Yze.
“It just comes down to the maturity of it, I’m not suggesting that I’m a very mature person…,” he laughed.
“But I love ‘Mini’ (McQualter), I think he’s a fantastic person, I think he’s a brilliant coach. Whether it’s the Richmond job or another senior gig - he will be a senior coach at some stage.
“Obviously the rooms were very different, because (there was) someone who has close relationships with a lot of people inside the room, and then someone who is new to that environment.
“They were different interviews but both really impressive.”
Cotchin was asked if it was a risk to bring in somebody from outside the Richmond system to help the club move forward following their era of success under Hardwick.
“I don’t know if it’s a risk,” Cotchin said further.
“Sometimes I think when you’ve been successful you do need to evolve. Whether that’s someone who has been inside of your system and has some ideas that now with a senior coach role they can potentially start to implement some of those.
“Or it’s someone who has been in a different environment that can bring a different element of freshness with some new ideas that they’ve seen across their journey.”
Richmond will make a call on McQualter or Yze next week."
Cotchin explains his role in Richmond coaching hunt
The Tigers great has been added to the process late in the piece.
Man, still have no idea.
A genuine 50/50.
Seems funny (from afar anyway), from the 4 main applicants, 2 were nowhere near it and 2 can't be split.
Of course I could be wrong.
Take your time Benny and The Sage.
You will not find two greater Richmond men.
Steady hands at the tiller.
Of course I could be wrong.
Take your time Benny and The Sage.
You will not find two greater Richmond men.
Steady hands at the tiller.
Speaking of socks, my Irish mate had been rabbiting on about this girl that he was seeing, he couldn't stop talking about her.
He reckoned she was the one and stopped going to the pub, he was smitten.
I was in my local on the weekend, and Paddy was there having a wee drop of the doings. While having a yarn, he told me that he had given the Irish lass the arse.
I said to him that he had said that she was the one, he said I thought she was until I saw a police uniform, a nurses uniform and a maids uniform in her sock draw.
He said that he wasn't going to marry a woman that couldn't hold down a job.
Put an end to the orphan sock crisis
Either buy all white or all black socks
It's the great mystery of life!!
where do the missing socks go and where do all the missing pens go?
Reminds me of my favourite scientific study: one on the half life of tea spoons in the workplace environment.
Read the full text. It’s pretty hilarious.
Maybe it has some answers to the sock conundrum.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/7396985_The_case_of_the_disappearing_teaspoons_Longitudinal_cohort_study_of_the_displacement_of_teaspoons_in_an_Australian_research_institute#:~:text=The%20half%20life%20of%20the,influenced%20by%20the%20teaspoons'%20value.
No tigers in finals.
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