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Wallace will resign this week

TannerstTiger said:
Poor old Terrence.The old boy has aged.Proberly more than the Spud.Love to see some before and after photo of Wallace.Has anyone got a pic of Terry when he started with us and one this week. Would be interesting viewing. P.S Might scare off a young coach interested in taking us on. :hihi

Heres a pic check out my avatar.
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Mark Harvey wants everyone to leave Walla$e alone

Reported this evening in the Sun that Harvey wants everyone to stop scrutinizing Wally.
Harvey wants Wally there for 1 more game so that he can join the long list of coaches that have outcoached Wally.
 
Re: Mark Harvey wants everyone to leave Walla$e alone

btoz_01 said:
Reported this evening in the Sun that Harvey wants everyone to stop scrutinizing Wally.
Harvey wants Wally there for 1 more game so that he can join the long list of coaches that have outcoached Wally.

Ouch :hihi
 
500 game club----and thats it. Decision been made by all parties----Wallace has secured his future already and RFC have moved on!!!
 
Regardless of what has happened in the last five years, I think Wallace can walk away with his head held high. He gave it his best shot and at the end of the day it just wasnt good enough, but he gave it a go. Obviously its not satisfactory, but his a proud person and I think he has every right to be proud of his effort.

Terry Wallace is a premiership player and has been an AFL coach for over a decade, anyone who has 500 AFL games next to their name isnt a push over. We can kick him now that he is down, but I will always respect him.

We can look at him the same way we look at Danny Frawley but they both took on a tough job. And stress? Whats stress? Having the highest circulating newspapers calling for your head? People asking for you to be sacked via talkback radio, what other job offers such a priveledge? Death row and your face underneath it? Id laugh at such a thing if it happened to me for just one day. But not for 5 years...
 
hellenictiger said:
Regardless of what has happened in the last five years, I think Wallace can walk away with his head held high. He gave it his best shot and at the end of the day it just wasnt good enough, but he gave it a go. Obviously its not satisfactory, but his a proud person and I think he has every right to be proud of his effort.

Terry Wallace is a premiership player and has been an AFL coach for over a decade, anyone who has 500 AFL games next to their name isnt a push over. We can kick him now that he is down, but I will always respect him.

We can look at him the same way we look at Danny Frawley but they both took on a tough job. And stress? Whats stress? Having the highest circulating newspapers calling for your head? People asking for you to be sacked via talkback radio, what other job offers such a priveledge? Death row and your face underneath it? Id laugh at such a thing if it happened to me for just one day. But not for 5 years...

That you terry?
 
hellenictiger said:
Regardless of what has happened in the last five years, I think Wallace can walk away with his head held high. He gave it his best shot and at the end of the day it just wasnt good enough, but he gave it a go. Obviously its not satisfactory, but his a proud person and I think he has every right to be proud of his effort.

Terry Wallace is a premiership player and has been an AFL coach for over a decade, anyone who has 500 AFL games next to their name isnt a push over. We can kick him now that he is down, but I will always respect him.

We can look at him the same way we look at Danny Frawley but they both took on a tough job. And stress? Whats stress? Having the highest circulating newspapers calling for your head? People asking for you to be sacked via talkback radio, what other job offers such a priveledge? Death row and your face underneath it? Id laugh at such a thing if it happened to me for just one day. But not for 5 years...

You spin us right round Wally right round :spin
Like a bad record Wally you go
round round round round and it goes on and on :spin :spin :spin
 
hellenictiger said:
Regardless of what has happened in the last five years, I think Wallace can walk away with his head held high. He gave it his best shot and at the end of the day it just wasnt good enough, but he gave it a go. Obviously its not satisfactory, but his a proud person and I think he has every right to be proud of his effort.

Terry Wallace is a premiership player and has been an AFL coach for over a decade, anyone who has 500 AFL games next to their name isnt a push over. We can kick him now that he is down, but I will always respect him.

We can look at him the same way we look at Danny Frawley but they both took on a tough job. And stress? Whats stress? Having the highest circulating newspapers calling for your head? People asking for you to be sacked via talkback radio, what other job offers such a priveledge? Death row and your face underneath it? Id laugh at such a thing if it happened to me for just one day. But not for 5 years...
pleeeeeaaaaasssseeeeee :nopity
 
hellenictiger said:
Regardless of what has happened in the last five years, I think Wallace can walk away with his head held high. He gave it his best shot and at the end of the day it just wasnt good enough, but he gave it a go. Obviously its not satisfactory, but his a proud person and I think he has every right to be proud of his effort.

Terry Wallace is a premiership player and has been an AFL coach for over a decade, anyone who has 500 AFL games next to their name isnt a push over. We can kick him now that he is down, but I will always respect him.

We can look at him the same way we look at Danny Frawley but they both took on a tough job. And stress? Whats stress? Having the highest circulating newspapers calling for your head? People asking for you to be sacked via talkback radio, what other job offers such a priveledge? Death row and your face underneath it? Id laugh at such a thing if it happened to me for just one day. But not for 5 years...

$650k per year - twice what the Prime Minister gets!! - it goes with the territory I would think.
 
I don't see the logic in simply waiting until some pre-defined mid year review while the club falls to pieces. It simply makes no sense at all. The decision makers at Punt Road should hang their collective heads in shame. Wallace surely should have been fired after the Melbourne game yet for some inexplicable reason continues on in his role as coach of the RFC. Despite being in a weakened position due to Richmond's horrific win-loss record this season and the loss of confidence by a sub-set of the playing list he is still influential enough to hang on. I hate to think what is going to happen should the Tigers string a few wins together. Contract extension, perhaps? While the players do bear some responsibility Wallace is ultimately accountable since he has had direct input on the selection and development of the list. It is really painful watching how inept Richmond has become. Anger should no longer be directed at Wallace but rather those that are incapable of making the most obvious change of all.
 
Willow said:
I don't see the logic in simply waiting until some pre-defined mid year review while the club falls to pieces. It simply makes no sense at all. The decision makers at Punt Road should hang their collective heads in shame. Wallace surely should have been fired after the Melbourne game yet for some inexplicable reason continues on in his role as coach of the RFC. Despite being in a weakened position due to Richmond's horrific win-loss record this season and the loss of confidence by a sub-set of the playing list he is still influential enough to hang on. I hate to think what is going to happen should the Tigers string a few wins together. Contract extension, perhaps? While the players do bear some responsibility Wallace is ultimately accountable since he has had direct input on the selection and development of the list. It is really painful watching how inept Richmond has become. Anger should no longer be directed at Wallace but rather those that are incapable of making the most obvious change of all.
I think it's got to do with the fact that the board and whoever is concerned have not secured a coach for 2010 or at least serious interest... and maybe the interim coaching prospects are also hesitant after seeing the hysteria with TW.
 
Willow said:
I don't see the logic in simply waiting until some pre-defined mid year review while the club falls to pieces. It simply makes no sense at all. The decision makers at Punt Road should hang their collective heads in shame. Wallace surely should have been fired after the Melbourne game yet for some inexplicable reason continues on in his role as coach of the RFC. Despite being in a weakened position due to Richmond's horrific win-loss record this season and the loss of confidence by a sub-set of the playing list he is still influential enough to hang on. I hate to think what is going to happen should the Tigers string a few wins together. Contract extension, perhaps? While the players do bear some responsibility Wallace is ultimately accountable since he has had direct input on the selection and development of the list. It is really painful watching how inept Richmond has become. Anger should no longer be directed at Wallace but rather those that are incapable of making the most obvious change of all.

Club falling to pieces? Please...hang tough, don't get sucked in by the media garbage. All that has happened is our attempt at painting over the deficiencies in our list have shown up for all to see when the light of day has been cast on it.

The club is far from falling apart, it's merely getting honest in weeding the weak links out of the chain. There is a right way to go about that, not one of fire and brimstone and kneejerk reactions.

In any situation you think now it's even remotely possible Wallace will get a contract extension? You're really freaking out now. No chance.

I very much doubt Wallace will make it past the split round, at least wait till then to have a melt down. ;)
 
Dyer Disciple said:
Club falling to pieces? Please...hang tough, don't get sucked in by the media garbage. All that has happened is our attempt at painting over the deficiencies in our list have shown up for all to see when the light of day has been cast on it.

The club is far from falling apart, it's merely getting honest in weeding the weak links out of the chain. There is a right way to go about that, not one of fire and brimstone and kneejerk reactions.

In any situation you think now it's even remotely possible Wallace will get a contract extension? You're really freaking out now. No chance.

I very much doubt Wallace will make it past the split round, at least wait till then to have a melt down. ;)

I was joking about the contract extension with Wallace. However I wouldn't think after 4.5 years of mediocrity that firing him would be considered a knee jerk reaction but rather a long over due decision. His use by date really was at the end of the 2007 season.
 
btoz_01 said:
You spin us right round Wally right round :spin
Like a bad record Wally you go
round round round round and it goes on and on :spin :spin :spin

MASTER OF SPIN - Mark Seymour

"Dedicated to Khrushchev, Bush, Nixon, Alexander the Great, Mao, Berlusconi, Henry the Eighth, Churchill, Olmert, Menzies, Muldoon, Xiaoping, Putin, Marcos, Howard and all the other great spin doctors of Human history."

Lyrics

There came out of nowhere a God fearing man
Who dreamed of a world he was born to command
The love of the people he was yearning to win
Well he came to be known as the master of spin

He was born in a time full of darkness and fear
The thunder of cannons was distant but clear
His mother leaned down and she whispered to him
"Don't you ever say sorry and never give in"

She teased him and pushed him and jeered from behind
So nobody noticed how quickly he climbed
Every turn that he took was a means to an end
His temper grew rigid while others did bend

Oh Lord, let the bells ring
For the hard little man who was hollow within
Power without glory is a heartbreaking thing
On the road to nowhere with the master of spin

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Of glory and conquest and hunger for gold
He built an army and vowed it would win
And they marched into history with the master of spin

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The corpses grew higher, and the fire and the flood
Oh how they suffered for following him
But they worshipped the man called the master of spin

Oh Lord, let the bells ring
For the hard little man who was hollow within
Power without glory is a heartbreaking thing
On the road to nowhere with the master of spin

Still it didn't take much to bring him undone
A small indiscretion, the slip of the tongue
The fool and the mistress and the monster within
They all blew the whistle on the master of spin

They say in this life there is one lesson to learn
The strong will survive and the weakest will burn
Perhaps she was wrong when she whispered to him
"Don't you ever say sorry and never give in"

El Dorado still waits to be found
And the glorious armies are long in the ground
And a terrible darkness still lies deep within
The heart of a man called the master of spin

Oh Lord, let the bells ring
For the hard little man who was hollow within
Power without glory is a heartbreaking thing
On the road to nowhere with the master of spin

Oh Lord, let the bells ring
For the hard little man who was hollow within
Power without glory is a heartbreaking thing
On the road to nowhere with the master of spin

On the road to nowhere with the master of spin