Candidates line up to pitch for Saints' top job
Martin Blake
October 5, 2011
Ken Hinkley, a former Geelong assistant coach, is a contender for the St Kilda coaching job. Photo: Sebastian Costanzo
Martin Blake assesses those in the running to be St Kilda's coach.
ST KILDA has its Trevor Barker Award night on Saturday in the Docklands, but one of the club's big corporate functions of the year will go ahead without the appearance of a new coach.
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Age article about possible coaches
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Does seem like its comming down to Hinkley and Watters, both have pretty good records outside the AFL.
Two very different types of players, and it seems personalities also.
I think i would be happy with either one, maybe Hinkley gets my vote, just because has been in the system a few years more than Watters, and has been through the Cats dynasty under Thompson.
Banger will probably have to wait his turn, hopefully his turn is after our next coach has taken us to a flag or two.
Two very different types of players, and it seems personalities also.
I think i would be happy with either one, maybe Hinkley gets my vote, just because has been in the system a few years more than Watters, and has been through the Cats dynasty under Thompson.
Banger will probably have to wait his turn, hopefully his turn is after our next coach has taken us to a flag or two.
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It sounds like it's now down to a Hinkley/Watters choice. Hinkley has been
overlooked a couple of times now. Watters is less experienced.
Fortunately, our Coaching Panel has some good people on it, so let's assume that the most appropriate person will get the nod. This appointment is one of the most important decisions that will be made by Saints management, as it will carry its impact on us for the next 5 years at least.
overlooked a couple of times now. Watters is less experienced.
Fortunately, our Coaching Panel has some good people on it, so let's assume that the most appropriate person will get the nod. This appointment is one of the most important decisions that will be made by Saints management, as it will carry its impact on us for the next 5 years at least.
f*** hinkley ...the guy walked out on us when blight got the flick.....still to friendly with blight for my liking....but hey...that's just my opinion....Junction Oval wrote:It sounds like it's now down to a Hinkley/Watters choice. Hinkley has been
overlooked a couple of times now. Watters is less experienced.
Fortunately, our Coaching Panel has some good people on it, so let's assume that the most appropriate person will get the nod. This appointment is one of the most important decisions that will be made by Saints management, as it will carry its impact on us for the next 5 years at least.
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Its my opinion to., I am hoping for Watters, not that i Know much about itstinger wrote:f*** hinkley ...the guy walked out on us when blight got the flick.....still to friendly with blight for my liking....but hey...that's just my opinion....Junction Oval wrote:It sounds like it's now down to a Hinkley/Watters choice. Hinkley has been
overlooked a couple of times now. Watters is less experienced.
Fortunately, our Coaching Panel has some good people on it, so let's assume that the most appropriate person will get the nod. This appointment is one of the most important decisions that will be made by Saints management, as it will carry its impact on us for the next 5 years at least.
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Agree stinger, like blight he was more interested in playing golf than coaching when at our club last. Then cracked the shtts when blight was sacked for not wanting to work for his big bag of cashstinger wrote:f*** hinkley ...the guy walked out on us when blight got the flick.....still to friendly with blight for my liking....but hey...that's just my opinion....Junction Oval wrote:It sounds like it's now down to a Hinkley/Watters choice. Hinkley has been
overlooked a couple of times now. Watters is less experienced.
Fortunately, our Coaching Panel has some good people on it, so let's assume that the most appropriate person will get the nod. This appointment is one of the most important decisions that will be made by Saints management, as it will carry its impact on us for the next 5 years at least.
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