blueman wrote
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We are going nowhere with what we have right now.
Pagan is a more of a liability than an asset and the current board doesnt have a lot of credibility and also has average at best business skills.
A fresh new look Carlton board and a new coach will do wonders for our club.
Pagan has had enough time. players dislike him and he lacks fresh ideas.
The only unanswered question is who will replace him.
I can answer by saying that the new Carlton coach will be a young man in his first coaching role.
If the new board were to be elected in December, and made the decision to pay out Pagan and replace him, then that what leave 2 weeks (max) before xmas break to find a new coach. If a new coach isn't found pre xmas then interviews would have to start in Jan 2007 in search of the right candidate. The new coach would likely start in February. A bit late you'd reckon.
With all the specualtion of StKildas search for a coach (no deadline), they have done the legwork to shake out the the available candidates (our scoping already done) and with the Swans' assistant coach Longmire having completed his duties for the year, that would leave Bond, Longmire and McKenna as the only likely first year candidates with assistant coaching experience. Assume one is taken by StKilda, that leaves 2. We would hope that they would be interested in coming to Carlton, and they might given the new board would give us a plan and hope,as well as having a good list of 30 kids under 23 to work with.
I just get the feeling that we have left the change of coach too late, unless we snagged Bond straight up before the xmas break...then ofcourse he would have to spend quality time with the players before their holidays to steady the ship.
Very unsettling stuff, but no doubt better in December than mid season.
Smorgon...tick, tick,tick...time is running out...for your sake and the club's you better have some amazing announcements that gives us relief from this current state of drifting in the next 2 weeks following the GF.