Id be more than happy with Blight.But ive heard him state he is happy playing golf on the Gold Coast and his TV work.Got to get someone that will give 100%
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Malcolm Blight as Richmonds new coach??
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TannerstTiger said:
Why would he come back down to Melbourne, when the Gold Coast are going to be up and running shortly. You can bet the Gold Coast powers that be, will be "consulting" with Blight about a lot of things, not necessarily coaching but player development would be right up his alley way.
I don't think Blight would be the right coach for Richmond, after the way St Kilda treated him for their 'god boy" Grant Thomas. With our history of blood letting on coaches, he'd be a very brave boy to take on the Tigers, but you can never say never, it would have to be one hell of an offer to get him here and I reckon you save a few hundred thousand on getting somebody already here and keen to coach, that has a good coaching record behind them as well.
Last night in Blight's call on the game, I heard him say:
"If you want to be a good kick, kick high".. went onto say "...the rest is luck"
That'll go down a treat at training. We could set up a training base way out west, find some wheat silos, get Billy Brownless down there as a specialist goal-kicking coach...
Now I'm no coach, but I reckon there might be a bit more to it than that.
Blight as coach of anything to do with RFC? No thanks.
"If you want to be a good kick, kick high".. went onto say "...the rest is luck"
That'll go down a treat at training. We could set up a training base way out west, find some wheat silos, get Billy Brownless down there as a specialist goal-kicking coach...
Now I'm no coach, but I reckon there might be a bit more to it than that.
Blight as coach of anything to do with RFC? No thanks.
dessy said:Last night in Blight's call on the game, I heard him say:
"If you want to be a good kick, kick high".. went onto say "...the rest is luck"
That'll go down a treat at training. We could set up a training base way out west, find some wheat silos, get Billy Brownless down there as a specialist goal-kicking coach...
Now I'm no coach, but I reckon there might be a bit more to it than that.
Blight as coach of anything to do with RFC? No thanks.
Heard that too Dessy - had a small chuckle. Perhaps it was more off a comment on some of the low kick that don't even get half way up the posts. But he is correct about the run in speed / motion - it must be in proportion to the kick itself.
tiger cubs said:
Your got to be kidding. He was more interested in playing golf than coaching St.Kilda.
I want 100% commitment, 1980 was just to long ago!!!!!!
ROLLS ROYCE said:
Are you serious? The man is a giant of our sport, and is PROVEN to get results. He won flags as a player, and flags as a coach!
The sad part for us that after what happened at St Kilda he wouldn't go near basket case clubs like St Kilda, Richmond or Footscray. Only WCE, Port, Brisbane, Essendon or Hawthorn could drag him out of retirement, and maybe Carlton...