Monday, September 27, 2010

Mark Bomber Thompson Director Of Coaching At Essendon


Sounds like the drums are beating ...

Quote:

ESSENDON appears poised to leave Geelong in turmoil, after pulling off a massive coup by poaching dual Cats premiership coach Mark Thompson back to Windy Hill.

Thompson, a past Essendon captain, dual best-and-fairest winner and multiple premiership player, has agreed to work as James Hird's boss in what is an extraordinary boost for the flagging Bombers, which have lost their way since Kevin Sheedy was axed three years ago.

The imminent announcement that Thompson will next year be the Bombers' director of coaching, above senior coach-in-waiting James Hird, is expected to rock the foundations of Skilled Stadium, where Thompson is contracted as the Cats' senior coach for another season.

Geelong has long maintained an emphatic stance that Thompson would not be leaving this year.


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North hits timely ton as first Test draws near - Sydney Morning Herald

via Sports - Google News on 26/09/10


The Age

North hits timely ton as first Test draws near
Sydney Morning Herald
Inflicting pain . . . Tim Paine got some valuable time at the crease with 45 runs as Australia piled on 505 against an Indian Board XI. Photo: AFP CHANDIGARH: Marcus North has secured a much-needed century as Australia continued to dominate their tour ...
'Vulnerable' North hits timely ton to silence criticsThe Age
North looks to develop consistencyCricInfo.com
Mixed bag for Aussies in President's XI drawCricket365 News
Yahoo! Eurosport UK -Cricketnext.com -AFP
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AFL Should Award Medals For All Players That Played In Either Grand Finals


AFL Should Award Medals For All Players That Played In Either Grand Finals - Good Call Bad Call

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Australia seek new bowling coach ahead of Ashes series - BBC Sport

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Daily Mail

Australia seek new bowling coach ahead of Ashes series
BBC Sport
Australia could be without a specialist bowling coach when the Ashes starts in November after farming out Troy Cooley to their Centre of Excellence. Cooley, one of the masterminds behind England's 2005 Ashes success, defected to his native Australia to ...
Cooley goes to Centre of ExcellenceThe Press Association
Cooley new head coach of Australian academyAFP
Troy Cooley appointed Head Coach of CA Centre of ExcellenceThe Hindu

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Hay List's star continues to rise - ABC Online

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New Zealand Herald

Hay List's star continues to rise
ABC Online
Sprinting phenomenon Hay List has demolished a field of some of the country's best in the Group One Manikato Stakes (1200m) at Moonee Valley. In an awesome display, John McNair's monster five-year-old ran 1:09.94 for the 1200 metres, ...
What a difference a day makes for Hay ListSydney Morning Herald
Hay's spring hit listHerald Sun
Hay List a surprise starter for GilgaiHerald Sun
The Australian -New Zealand Herald -Racing Post
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Andrew Walker Trade Talk


afl.com.au
CARLTON’S Andrew Walker is being targeted by the Western Bulldogs, and has been given permission by the Blues to speak to the Dogs
The 24-year-old has already met with Adelaide and there is much speculation that he will go to either one of these clubs.

The scenario for the Dogs is complicated because they will be using their first two pics - in a draft already affected by the arrival of Gold Coast - on father-son picks Mitch Wallis and Thomas Liberatore.

However, they do have the use of their compensatory first-round pick that they received for Jarrod Harbrow's departure to the Suns.

The Blues have rejected a direct swap for out-of-favour Bulldog Andrejs Everitt, but it looks as though he will be traded out as he looks for a fresh start, along with Brennan Stack and Josh Hill, while the Dogs are apparently interested in Geelong's Nathan Djerrkura, who is chasing more senior opportunity.

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Magpies Have The Psychological Edge For This Weeks 2nd Grand Final


Magpies Have The Psychological Edge For This Weeks 2nd Grand Final - Good Call Bad Call?

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