Will Chris Scott do a Charlie Clymo?
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Will Chris Scott do a Charlie Clymo?
I doubt it. Congrats to Chris (and Brad for that matter). There is something about hard nosed, straight talking, no frills players who coach in the same style. Memo to Saints coach selection panel. The Cats didn't deserve to win the 2009 flag, a point graciously acknowledged by their coach at the time who said they that were, "very, very lucky", but they have deserved the 2011 flag. It may serve as a model for our Saints for 2012. We can only hope. Go Saints!
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Re: Will Chris Scott do a Charlie Clymo?
Yes. Good points. And never acknowledged by the filth that they were lucky to get away with the draw and to get a second chance.perfectionist wrote:I doubt it. Congrats to Chris (and Brad for that matter). There is something about hard nosed, straight talking, no frills players who coach in the same style. Memo to Saints coach selection panel. The Cats didn't deserve to win the 2009 flag, a point graciously acknowledged by their coach at the time who said they that were, "very, very lucky", but they have deserved the 2011 flag. It may serve as a model for our Saints for 2012. We can only hope. Go Saints!
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Re: Will Chris Scott do a Charlie Clymo?
Reckon that is unfair. Maxwell said it for sure.SaintPav wrote:Yes. Good points. And never acknowledged by the filth that they were lucky to get away with the draw and to get a second chance.perfectionist wrote:I doubt it. Congrats to Chris (and Brad for that matter). There is something about hard nosed, straight talking, no frills players who coach in the same style. Memo to Saints coach selection panel. The Cats didn't deserve to win the 2009 flag, a point graciously acknowledged by their coach at the time who said they that were, "very, very lucky", but they have deserved the 2011 flag. It may serve as a model for our Saints for 2012. We can only hope. Go Saints!
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Re: Will Chris Scott do a Charlie Clymo?
didn't hear it but if I'm wrong I'm wrong.plugger66 wrote:Reckon that is unfair. Maxwell said it for sure.SaintPav wrote:Yes. Good points. And never acknowledged by the filth that they were lucky to get away with the draw and to get a second chance.perfectionist wrote:I doubt it. Congrats to Chris (and Brad for that matter). There is something about hard nosed, straight talking, no frills players who coach in the same style. Memo to Saints coach selection panel. The Cats didn't deserve to win the 2009 flag, a point graciously acknowledged by their coach at the time who said they that were, "very, very lucky", but they have deserved the 2011 flag. It may serve as a model for our Saints for 2012. We can only hope. Go Saints!
heard Shaw say this week that they had so many players down and still got away with the draw.
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There was an in depth article on Clymo in either The Age, or Inside Football, I can't recall which atm. It was fascinating and well written, which probably excludes IF. The article went onto debunk the myth that Charlie was a poor coach, or that he was supposedly unpopular with his players. The general consensus, probably brought about by the late Bob Davis' continual milking of the joke, was that anybody could've coached Geelong to the flag in 1931 because the personnel was so good.
Apparently both Clymo and the club were keen to continue on together, but money was the issue. Clymo eventually left when he was offered substantially more to coach in the bush. I think the "new" deal was done in just 72 hours and he accepted it and left without telling anyone (i made up this last sentence).
Just goes to show the more things change, the more they stay the same.
Apparently both Clymo and the club were keen to continue on together, but money was the issue. Clymo eventually left when he was offered substantially more to coach in the bush. I think the "new" deal was done in just 72 hours and he accepted it and left without telling anyone (i made up this last sentence).
Just goes to show the more things change, the more they stay the same.
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