Are there any VFL coaches capable of getting AFL jobs!
The usual names have come up regarding vacant AFL coaching spots but does anyone think that a VFL coach could be capable of stepping up.
For mine Mark Williams has what it takes to be an AFL coach, he could bring alot to a club like Richmond.
What a wonderful story that would be ons.
I may be terribly biased but I reckon he'd be fantastic for Hawthorn. Donald has that invaluable 'presence' required to be a top coach and his uncluttered approach to footy is just what they need down there.
My greatest fear is that he will be lost to the Hawthorn/Box Hill family in this gut wrenching power play.
rico wrote:What a wonderful story that would be ons.
I may be terribly biased but I reckon he'd be fantastic for Hawthorn. Donald has that invaluable 'presence' required to be a top coach and his uncluttered approach to footy is just what they need down there.
My greatest fear is that he will be lost to the Hawthorn/Box Hill family in this gut wrenching power play.
I hope to that , Donald McDonald is not lost to Hawthorn. He is a great assistant coach with the know how of what is needed.
I , being a Richmond supporter would more than welcome him, but i would urge Hawthorn / Box Hill to retain him at all costs.
Saw David Dunbar recently at the Bullants/Werribee game taking notes. He obviously wants to coach again, probably will get another cahnce at VFL level.
McDonald would be a good choice for Hawthorn as full time coach, I'm not sure about some others. Armstrong would make a good assistant coach, I really don't think he has what it takes to be a good senior coach in the AFL.
Dave Dunbar is getting about this season. He is involved with the Sandringham Dragons, sits in the box with Fremantle and was involved with Vic Metro in the National Under 18 Championships. He sure would have an understanding of the talent available as well as coaching.
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