Moonshine
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Is it true that the Centrals womens coach is set to fly the coup next year and coach south adelaide ?
Is it true that a Centrals womens great has retired, it would be a shame if this is true however maybe enticed to coach the team in the 2005/2006 year if the above is true.
Tell me what you think about the above thoughts.
We at South think that moonshine has been sampling too much of the moonshine, as there is absolutely no truth that the centrals coach is coming to South. The present coaches each have long term contracts and as the teams are getting a job done there is no reason for change.
Glen was offered a position at South before he took up the offer at starplex and turn us down to go there.We believe he has a 3yr employment contract with starplex.
Hope this clears up any confusion
To quote Anonymous (#39970) 'The present coaches each have long term contracts and as the teams are getting a job done there is no reason for change.'
You offered two first year head coaches (at South) long term contracts?
You used the word 'employment' in your post also - in most employment scenarios there are annual reviews and briefings, is this the case with ABL coaches also?
Just because a team sits nicely on a ladder surely doesnt reflect solely on the coach, but at ABL level I am sure comittee members, presidents, vice presidents and/or senior reps attend BOTH trainings and games to gage how a team is travelling 'behind the scenes' and to observe exactly the practices of their coaches; how they are doing, what they are doing and why they are doing it. Or is a position on a ladder the only indication used to gage whether a coach is suitable for a particular team or not?
half the committee has never been to a game. But thats the President for you he hands out long term coaching contracts like lolly pops, hell he even offered a three year contract to scanlon after last years effort and the fact that half the team was leaving if he was going to continue.
what about the other half of the committee that attends every game.
Arent they capable of giving feed back.
Obviously there is an issue you would like addressed. Maybe verbalise it to the right people and it will be, instead of inferring all sorts of crap.
Given that both the Mens and Womens teams look like they will be in finals, perhaps no one is ready to 'verbalise' their issues until the end of the season? Attending games is great support but the committee members who make the decisions need to be aware of things going on under the surface. As was mentioned previously, in most cases coaches are employed by a club and get paid very well to do a job. What is stopping their performance getting reviewed, just as players do?
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