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Ghost Dog
22-10-2014, 01:50 AM
The five person panel to find our new coach comprises Bulldogs Football Director and former Club Captain, Chris Grant, (Chair), Chief Executive Simon Garlick, General Manager of Football, Graham Lowe, former Club captain Luke Darcy, and West Coast Eagles premiership captain and coach John Worsfold.

I like him, and and was a warrior for us, but
I'm not really sure about Luke Darcy. Is more of a media guy these days.
How much contact does he have with day to day running of a club?

Happy to have Woosha on board. Thoughts?

boydogs
22-10-2014, 02:32 AM
How much contact does he have with day to day running of a club?

That's where he offers a point of difference to the 3 current staff. He's not involved in the day to day at the club and can take a step back and offer a different perspective. No different to Tom Harley on the Macca panel

LostDoggy
22-10-2014, 08:42 AM
Woosha, much as I hate the guy, is a fantastic panel member. I'm really happy now, that we have a few more outsiders looking over the appointment. If it was Grant, Garlick and Lowe I would've been very concerned.

LostDoggy
22-10-2014, 09:27 AM
I would have liked Bob Murphy to be a part of the panel. The guy bleeds Red, White & Blue, and would only ever do the best thing for the club. He has played under several different styles of coach great strategists in Wallet and Eade, developmental in Macca, so would have a great understanding of the type of person to do the job. He is also media savvy and very intelligent.

Whilst I understand the appointment of a player would open us up to criticism, I think Murph could have offered some invaluable insight.

GVGjr
22-10-2014, 09:33 AM
I would have liked to see another outsider in the committee, Dunstalls name has been mentioned before but it's hard to find someone who is still relevant to football but isn't necessarily aligned to a club. Perhaps a Leigh Matthews or even a terry Wallace could have added some value to the interview process.

bornadog
22-10-2014, 10:09 AM
I would have liked to see another outsider in the committee, Dunstalls name has been mentioned before but it's hard to find someone who is still relevant to football but isn't necessarily aligned to a club. Perhaps a Leigh Matthews or even a terry Wallace could have added some value to the interview process.

Yes I agree, another outsider, independent, who has experienced success, would have been good. Leigh would have been ideal.

Scorlibo
22-10-2014, 11:08 AM
I would have liked to see another outsider in the committee, Dunstalls name has been mentioned before but it's hard to find someone who is still relevant to football but isn't necessarily aligned to a club. Perhaps a Leigh Matthews or even a terry Wallace could have added some value to the interview process.

Agree also.

I would have thought that Monty's stocks have risen given that Woosha was the Chairman of an AFLCA that found Monty to be the assistant coach of the year.

Flamethrower
22-10-2014, 01:02 PM
I assume this means that Woosha is out of the running for the job. That's a shame because I would have had him on the shortlist of former AFL coaches considered for the job (with Ratten & Bomber Thompson).

GVGjr
22-10-2014, 01:24 PM
I assume this means that Woosha is out of the running for the job. That's a shame because I would have had him on the shortlist of former AFL coaches considered for the job (with Ratten & Bomber Thompson).

He was very clear that he wouldn't be coaching next year so I'm sure he could add some value to the selection process

Axe Man
22-10-2014, 01:40 PM
Leigh Matthews is on the Brisbane board as football director, I would think that would preclude him from the panel. Dunstall could have been a possibility since he is no longer on the Hawthorn board. Of course he may well have been approached and turned it down for all we know.

Ghost Dog
22-10-2014, 02:34 PM
Tom Harley is not long out of footy. Luke has been out of it for a while. I would have liked someone recently out of footy and from a premiership club. Brad Sewell, Cameron Ling, Jude Bolton for example.

The Doctor
22-10-2014, 04:08 PM
Someone like Richard Colless to consult would be a prudent decision in my view

ledge
22-10-2014, 04:28 PM
Maybe put Robbo and Barrett on the committee for picking the coach, they seem to know everything.

Sedat
22-10-2014, 05:23 PM
Underwhelmed by Darcy's inclusion. He a featherweight tv and radio presenter who has no insight into the all encompassing cut and thrust of coaching. Mick Molloy would have as much credibility.

Daughter of the West
22-10-2014, 05:46 PM
Underwhelmed by Darcy's inclusion. He a featherweight tv and radio presenter who has no insight into the all encompassing cut and thrust of coaching. Mick Molloy would have as much credibility.

Maybe he's there for the insight into how the numpty, peanut throwing "supporters" will take the decision so that the board can plan accordingly?

soupman
22-10-2014, 05:49 PM
Mick Molloy would have as much credibility.

Now we are talking.

I wonder if Ben Dixon is free. He was very impressive on "the recruit". Maybe he can offer some advice.:rolleyes:

Ghost Dog
22-10-2014, 06:15 PM
Underwhelmed by Darcy's inclusion. He a featherweight tv and radio presenter who has no insight into the all encompassing cut and thrust of coaching. Mick Molloy would have as much credibility.

Well, I didn't want to be disrespectful to someone who wore the jumper, but I'm liking this post.

Twodogs
23-10-2014, 12:21 AM
Darce pays a part on TV but I would be cautious about assuming that's his entire persona. He is as clued in and turned on as you'd expect most 200 game, all Australian, ex club captains to be.

He's no fool.

LostDoggy
23-10-2014, 12:42 AM
Underwhelmed by Darcy's inclusion. He a featherweight tv and radio presenter who has no insight into the all encompassing cut and thrust of coaching. Mick Molloy would have as much credibility.

Agree. Let's get Mick on the team.

LostDoggy
23-10-2014, 09:02 AM
Darce pays a part on TV but I would be cautious about assuming that's his entire persona. He is as clued in and turned on as you'd expect most 200 game, all Australian, ex club captains to be.

He's no fool.

You must know him pretty well Twodogs...

Tri-colours or not, I hold grave fears the man is a legitimate tosspot.

Rocket Science
23-10-2014, 02:17 PM
http://i.imgur.com/zigTxAl.jpg

Twodogs
23-10-2014, 03:07 PM
You must know him pretty well Twodogs...

Tri-colours or not, I hold grave fears the man is a legitimate tosspot.

It would be fair to say that he is pretty pleased with himself.

That shouldn't mean he doesn't know his footy. It's no point having 5 of the same personality type on the Coaching Panel.

You want different views and vigorous discussion. Luke can provide all of thosse.

Remi Moses
23-10-2014, 07:49 PM
Got no issues with Darcy being on the panel.
Not a great wrap on the seven Saturday night team.
Knows his footy reasonably well, and in honesty he seems to try and be the blokey Triple M type with his commentary.
Said this before I'd like a blank canvas with the coach.

KT31
24-10-2014, 01:27 AM
It would be fair to say that he is pretty pleased with himself.

That shouldn't mean he doesn't know his footy. It's no point having 5 of the same personality type on the Coaching Panel.

You want different views and vigorous discussion. Luke can provide all of thosse.

He does realise the discussion won't be about him though, doesn't he ?

LostDoggy
26-10-2014, 12:25 AM
I'm happy to have Luke on the panel.

BornInDroopSt'54
26-10-2014, 11:19 AM
I'm happy to have Luke on the panel.

Football is Darcy's career. He will make informed judgements in what he sees to be the best interests of the club, regardless of the persona he has developed to be in the media. I'm happy to have him on the panel too.