I'd like you to stay Ross.

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I'd like you to stay Ross.

Post: # 1125181Post saintbrat »

Just declaring myself and putting it out there...





























Not That I have any final say in the matter......... Ps I liked your answer on the touchy subject of the former # 14


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Post: # 1125186Post Go Sainters Go »

So do I Bratty.
Maybe a petition would be a good idea so that the supporters can vote on it. I'm sure 95% plus love and respect Rossy and would want him to stay for the long term.
He of course indicated to Tony24 at training last week that his plan was to be at the Saints for the long term.
I don;t know how to set up a petition but maybe you (or someone else) know how.


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Post: # 1125187Post Stillwaiting »

I want him to stay to Brat, give him the chance to go again with a team he can mould and select himself.

By the way, who is Tony74 in relation to the club, why would he know anymore?


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Post: # 1125195Post dcstkfc »

I'd be staggered if any more than 1% of Saintsationalists wanted him to go.

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Post: # 1125200Post bob__71 »

Add me to the list of those who would really like him to stay.


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Post: # 1125202Post Junction Oval »

There are many many examples identified on this site over time, which show that the Club is simply not "actively" listening to its Members.

If you/we want to be heard, "get in their face" and "be seen" by expressing your opinions in a quantifiable way. At least they will hear you. Whether they "listen" or not, is another issue.

The common "get out" statement from the Club is that it has many members and many different opinions. They can't address all opinions.

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Post: # 1125205Post philtee »

I wanna be in that number.


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Post: # 1125213Post GrumpyOne »

I'm going to address this from another angle.

Has Ross realised that with his key forward on borrowed knee time, an ageing list, and insufficient second level talent coming through, that his time as a potential premiership coach at the Saints has come to an end?

It will be at least six years till we are there again, and that is a long time to stay as an AFL coach with no success.

It would probably be in his best economic interest to grab the big money from Melbourne whist its on offer, and depart the scene win or lose in three to four years time.

Passion and loyalty are fine attributes, but they don't secure the future of your family like cold hard cash does.

If he goes, he goes..... and good luck to him.


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Post: # 1125215Post paddy »

GrumpyOne wrote:I'm going to address this from another angle.

Has Ross realised that with his key forward on borrowed knee time, an ageing list, and insufficient second level talent coming through, that his time as a potential premiership coach at the Saints has come to an end?

It will be at least six years till we are there again, and that is a long time to stay as an AFL coach with no success.

It would probably be in his best economic interest to grab the big money from Melbourne whist its on offer, and depart the scene win or lose in three to four years time.

Passion and loyalty are fine attributes, but they don't secure the future of your family like cold hard cash does.

If he goes, he goes..... and good luck to him.
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Post: # 1125219Post Hurricane »

I really hope he stays.

There isnt much out there to replace him with and I personally see Ross Lyon being a very long term Saints coach.

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Post: # 1125223Post borderbarry »

He should stay. I hope.

But if he doesnt, is there any likely candidates floating around?


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Post: # 1125225Post bigred »

Whats his trade value?


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Post: # 1125226Post matrix »

6 years
really??

wow
way to have faith in some of the youth coming thru


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Post: # 1125235Post paddy »

If he stays he can prove that he is able to 'rebuild' a club...

As it stands, he shows that he is able to do what it takes to make a team competitive short term....

if he stays on, he can create a team of good youngsters, that will dominate the competition for years and years (a la collingwoods current list)

I am not implying that we havent had a strong list over these past few years.... Just that they haven't been quite strong enough and lacked depth

anyway just thinking outloud I guess


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Post: # 1125236Post GrumpyOne »

matrix wrote:6 years
really??

wow
way to have faith in some of the youth coming thru
Who do you reckon is going to be able to fill the Roo/Kosi void?


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Post: # 1125240Post Sobraz »

If he wants to go to Melbourne, let him...

He'll be out of a job within 3 years...

The 'potential' being thrown around about Melbourne's list is the biggest load of crap I've heard in ages...

Bunch of benchpress beach body outside front runners in the middle (with the exception of Trengove, who is the only quality they have in the guts, assuming Scully is gone), 1 key back of worth in Frawley, and Watts up forward(ish) has shown a little bit... Not much mind you, with very little oposition...

Ross won't have the top end quality to build his team around like he inherited with us... They have no one near the level of Roo, BJ or Lenny, and our second tier of Fisher, Dal and Monty are probably still better than their best 2-3 players...

So, if Ross wants to be short sighted, and chase the cash, and be out of a job by 2014, with his reputation in tatters, than be our guest...

It will just prove that good players make good coaches, not vice versa...


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Post: # 1125246Post Rosco »

Stillwaiting wrote:I want him to stay to Brat, give him the chance to go again with a team he can mould and select himself.

By the way, who is Tony74 in relation to the club, why would he know anymore?
Tony74 had a chat with Ross at a recent training, reported on it in a recent thread: http://www.saintsational.com/forum/view ... highlight=


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Post: # 1125251Post ralphsmith »

We should contract him for 7 years.

He should be here for the next rebuild as Roo, Goddard, Dal Santo, Kosi, Montagna core retire over the next few years.


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Post: # 1125254Post Cairnsman »

We haven't even hit rock bottom yet. Surely he should stay until the knives are sharp.


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Post: # 1125257Post Stillwaiting »

Rosco wrote:
Stillwaiting wrote:I want him to stay to Brat, give him the chance to go again with a team he can mould and select himself.

By the way, who is Tony74 in relation to the club, why would he know anymore?
Tony74 had a chat with Ross at a recent training, reported on it in a recent thread: http://www.saintsational.com/forum/view ... highlight=
ok thanks

ps, not doubting Tony`s info, just hoping he is somone who is in the know


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Post: # 1125260Post matrix »

GrumpyOne wrote:
matrix wrote:6 years
really??

wow
way to have faith in some of the youth coming thru
Who do you reckon is going to be able to fill the Roo/Kosi void?
gee let me see
walsh
sipa
stanley

cripa will take milnes eventually


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Post: # 1125263Post thequarry »

I really did like the idea of Ross approaching the board with a long-term plan that he wanted to be approved (whether or not it brought success instantly) in order for him to extend his contract. The club finally feels a lot more stable and professional (off-field spats be damned; I'm obviously saying this from the perspective of a member, not an insider) and I think allowing Ross a considered approach to the future, particularly with Pelchen on board, would continue the culture change that's being undertaken at the club at the moment for the better.

If he does go and the board can't find a genuinely appropriate replacement, I worry the place may become very unsettled again.


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Post: # 1125267Post Johnny Member »

It's pretty cool to have a coach that is actually wanted by other clubs for a change.

Seriously, when was the last time we had a coach that was offered a gig at another club?


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Post: # 1125273Post Animal Enclosure »

I would suggest that Ross has presented a plan to the board that is yet to be rubber stamped.

If or when it is, he will be able to commit to the club long term & vice versa.

Ross doesn't appear to me to be the type that will cut & run when things get tough. I reckon the criticism some level at him about being unable to rebuild a club would really irk him & he sees that as his next big challenge.

The addition of Pelchen (at Ross' suggestion) means to me that they are going to totally rebuild the club into the absolute powerhouse that previous coaching regimes didn't quite manage to do. Recruiting and player development are now well funded & not ignored.

I just have this feeling that IF we miss the finals you can guarantee a significant upheaval in the playing list. If we struggle in & go out pretty quickly then it will still happen. The only thing that may save this group from being broken up is an inspired (& unlikely) run deep into September (maybe only to October).

And if he shoots through move heaven & earth to get Malthouse.


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Johnny Member wrote:It's pretty cool to have a coach that is actually wanted by other clubs for a change.

Seriously, when was the last time we had a coach that was offered a gig at another club?
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