The Moving-Rolling Delisting/Retiring/Trading Thread 2017

[ledge]

There's a photo doing the rounds of Bucks and Matty Boyd having a coffee together. A Sam Mitchell arrangement in the work? I sure hope not. Possible coaching role with a few assistants leaving the pies?

Woukd rather he went to the Hawks than Collingwood, not sure he could learn much under Buckley compared to other senior coaches.

[mjp]

There's a photo doing the rounds of Bucks and Matty Boyd having a coffee together. A Sam Mitchell arrangement in the work? I sure hope not. Possible coaching role with a few assistants leaving the pies?

Collingwood would be smart to get Boyd to play on. He was AA last year and has had this season ruined by that concussion injury. Making a mistake by retiring if you ask me (assuming he is mentally 'up' to go again!).

[Happy Days]

There's a photo doing the rounds of Bucks and Matty Boyd having a coffee together. A Sam Mitchell arrangement in the work? I sure hope not. Possible coaching role with a few assistants leaving the pies?

You'd have to suspect that Bucks rates Boyd. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, after all.

[Twodogs]

Personally I think it is better for the player's coaching career to go to a different club than he played for.

Yep they learn a lot more.

Bucks and Boyd come across as similar types: ruthlessly professional. I can see Boydy being a good fit under Bucks. Good luck to him, hopefully he finds his way back to the Dogs in the near future.

First thing I thought when I saw the picture was they looked like peas in a pod.

Woukd rather he went to the Hawks than Collingwood, not sure he could learn much under Buckley compared to other senior coaches.

What not to do?

[bulldogtragic]

I hope he takes the same route as Will Minson after he got his pitch from Buckley. Laugh at them and then go travel the world.

[ledge]

Yep they learn a lot more.



First thing I thought when I saw the picture was they looked like peas in a pod.



What not to do?

Good point , don't want to pick up bad habits though.

[bornadog]

There's a photo doing the rounds of Bucks and Matty Boyd having a coffee together. A Sam Mitchell arrangement in the work? I sure hope not. Possible coaching role with a few assistants leaving the pies?

[comrade]

Bucks has got take away and Boyd's coffee is in a mug. Nothing in it, IMO.

[bornadog]

Bucks has got take away and Boyd's coffee is in a mug. Nothing in it, IMO.

They both shop at the same cafe, Bucks saw Boydy and stopped for a quick chat to the Bulldog Champ

[ledge]

Got a call from my daughter today she spent all last night making gin and tonics to the Gold Coast players at the restaurant she works at in Broadbeach. they stayed two hours after the manager closed up and GA was there.
Maybe his going away party?
She has no idea on footy only knew because her boss asked her if she knew who the bald guy was , her reply was no.
All well behaved, could have been the recovery drinks from mad Monday.
They had a rugby league side drop in a couple of weeks ago so I gather it's a pretty popular and nice place.

[1eyedog]

Caption that lol.

Bucks 'Why not consider it mate you were AA last year and you're send off game was killer diller!'
Boyd 'Hmmmmmm'

[Axe Man]

Good luck to Boydy in pursuing a coaching role. I wonder if Anthony Rocca would make a good goal kicking coach for us?

Pies sound out retired Dog for new footy job

COLLINGWOOD has begun sounding out potential appointments for a new look football department, with retired Western Bulldogs premiership player Matthew Boyd meeting coach Nathan Buckley.

The Magpies announced on Wednesday high performance manager Bill Davoren and development coach Anthony Rocca would depart the club while Robert Harvey, Tarkyn Lockyer and VFL coach Jared Rivers would remain.

The decisions come after the Magpies re-appointed Buckley on Monday after an extensive review from football manager Geoff Walsh that examined coaching, development, list management, on-field leadership and conditioning.

With the decision on the senior coach made, the Magpies are looking to tinker with the football department mix for 2018.

The 35-year-old Boyd is among a range of candidates the Magpies are expected to sound out for vacant positions as it looks to restructure its football department.

His catch-up with the coach was understood to be a chance for both parties to get a feel for Boyd's intentions and Collingwood's plans.

Boyd played 292 games for the Western Bulldogs, captained the club, won three best and fairests and finished equal third in the 2011 Brownlow Medal.

[Twodogs]

Good luck Keithy.

[Dry Rot]

Caption that lol.

"Look Boydy, this season we got this close to the finals"

[The Doctor]

"Boydy everyone knows it's all about me. Lets make this all about you. You can shout the coffee's"