Banger to be named filth midfield coach today
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Banger to be named filth midfield coach today
Article in The Age.
All the best Banger.
All the best Banger.
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Concur.
I guess this is how hawks fans felt watching lethal coach the pies and then the brions.
Banger has been at the pies and blues![Sad :(](./images/smilies/icon_sad.gif)
That said he along with winmar are among my all time faves. Much like Highlander 2, Winmar's last season at the dogs has been obliterated from my memory.
I guess this is how hawks fans felt watching lethal coach the pies and then the brions.
Banger has been at the pies and blues
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That said he along with winmar are among my all time faves. Much like Highlander 2, Winmar's last season at the dogs has been obliterated from my memory.
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Best of luck to the champ.
The sight of him in a filth shirt next year is going to make me ill but I personally hold no bad feeling toward Banger.
BANG BANG
The sight of him in a filth shirt next year is going to make me ill but I personally hold no bad feeling toward Banger.
BANG BANG
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St Lenny wrote:I never saw Harvs in a Blues gear and I have never seen Max in filth gear. I will do the same again with Harves at Colinwood, wont look.
I accidently saw Max in a filth shyte shirt, not a good look and not looking foward to seeing harves in a filth shirt, the thought makes me ill
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That is the positive............... will have been to two very rich & powerful clubs (Carlton & Collingwood) and have inculcated ideas,how and where money is spent at successful clubs, player development etc. Exposure to differing cultures, methods should be invaluable for him if he aims to be a senior coach, where he will need a rather holist view of a club & its ventures and its dealing within the AFL.dragit wrote:May he learn well from the richest footy department in the land… & bring the knowledge back to us down the track.
Listen to John Worsfold, he always says that the time spent away from West Coast at as an Assistant at Carlton, broadened his horizons and gave him more confidence at times standing up to the West Coast Board when they differed on directions. Said it made him very alert to not falling into the 'group think' mentality that can easily set into a club when not exposed to outside influences.
All the best Banger, will welcome you back with open arms when you are ready.
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+35loris wrote:That is the positive............... will have been to two very rich & powerful clubs (Carlton & Collingwood) and have inculcated ideas,how and where money is spent at successful clubs, player development etc. Exposure to differing cultures, methods should be invaluable for him if he aims to be a senior coach, where he will need a rather holist view of a club & its ventures and its dealing within the AFL.dragit wrote:May he learn well from the richest footy department in the land… & bring the knowledge back to us down the track.
Listen to John Worsfold, he always says that the time spent away from West Coast at as an Assistant at Carlton, broadened his horizons and gave him more confidence at times standing up to the West Coast Board when they differed on directions. Said it made him very alert to not falling into the 'group think' mentality that can easily set into a club when not exposed to outside influences.
All the best Banger, will welcome you back with open arms when you are ready.
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If it was tough seeing Banger in the Carlscum polo shirt, it will be extruciatingly bad seeing him in a filth one! F@RK that!
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Filth is worse for me, always will be! Can't stand em!saintly wrote:better then having him at freemantle. i think i would throw up if that had happened!
When Harvey played his first game in 1988, I was a 12yo wearing short pants and struggling with my readin', writin' and 'rithmetic in grade eight. Now, I'm a father of three and a retired AFL player. And he's still going. Amazing! - Michael Voss
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I hope he does as good a job with their mids as he did with ours.
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+ 1loris wrote:That is the positive............... will have been to two very rich & powerful clubs (Carlton & Collingwood) and have inculcated ideas,how and where money is spent at successful clubs, player development etc. Exposure to differing cultures, methods should be invaluable for him if he aims to be a senior coach, where he will need a rather holist view of a club & its ventures and its dealing within the AFL.dragit wrote:May he learn well from the richest footy department in the land… & bring the knowledge back to us down the track.
Listen to John Worsfold, he always says that the time spent away from West Coast at as an Assistant at Carlton, broadened his horizons and gave him more confidence at times standing up to the West Coast Board when they differed on directions. Said it made him very alert to not falling into the 'group think' mentality that can easily set into a club when not exposed to outside influences.
All the best Banger, will welcome you back with open arms when you are ready.
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Yep, Finally Harv's will lose his innocence.The Fireman wrote:Funny thing isn't it, having one of the nicest blokes in football go to 2 of the most dishonest feral clubs in the league, I guess the positive is that witnessing the internal going ons in the bowels of these rotten organizations may prove to be an educational tool in their demise when he returns.
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I must agree. His best role would be as a mentor and development coach for young players. Wish he had stayed, but all the best Robert.SainterK wrote:Not sure that's his best role funnily enough given how incredible he was as a midfielder.
Please nobody get offended at that, it's just an observation.
I'd have him in development personally....still all the best to him, except v Saints of course.
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That's the plan, no doubt. Agree 100%. Well done Banger - remember "knowledge is power".The Fireman wrote:Funny thing isn't it, having one of the nicest blokes in football go to 2 of the most dishonest feral clubs in the league, I guess the positive is that witnessing the internal going ons in the bowels of these rotten organizations may prove to be an educational tool in their demise when he returns.
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