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  • lwjoyner
    Regular in the Side
    • Nov 2004
    • 942

    harley replacement

    Suggest JL might be a strong candidate. A coach a players mgt role before coaching .
  • The Big Cat
    On the veteran's list
    • Apr 2006
    • 2347

    #2
    If the club follows previous practice with Ireland and Harley being promoted from Footy Manager to CEO then it will be Leon Cameron. But I have my doubts this time.
    Those who have the greatest power to hurt us are those we love.

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    • imuninformedtwo
      Warming the Bench
      • Aug 2024
      • 348

      #3
      Originally posted by The Big Cat
      If the club follows previous practice with Ireland and Harley being promoted from Footy Manager to CEO then it will be Leon Cameron. But I have my doubts this time.
      Please no. I have serious doubts about that man.

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      • Blood Fever
        Veterans List
        • Apr 2007
        • 4040

        #4
        Not sure Leon Cameron would be interested in such a role. Better to stay in his current role. Not sure where your " serious doubts" come from.

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        • Roadrunner
          Senior Player
          • Jan 2018
          • 1445

          #5
          Originally posted by Blood Fever
          Not sure Leon Cameron would be interested in such a role. Better to stay in his current role. Not sure where your " serious doubts" come from.
          JL is the logical choice unless we’re looking for an outsider. Horse for me- can’t see how anyone else could be more committed.

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          • stevoswan
            Veterans List
            • Sep 2014
            • 8543

            #6
            Originally posted by Roadrunner

            JL is the logical choice unless we’re looking for an outsider. Horse for me- can’t see how anyone else could be more committed.
            I agree. Although JL has been strongly linked to the Tassie coaching job (mainly by Vic 'know nothings' and purely because he was 'available') that positions very existence is now somewhat 'up in the air' so this might be the perfect fit for him.

            Also, while on this subject, may I pay tribute to Tom Harley's stellar leadership of the club. His period with the Swans has been highly successful on and off the field, especially off it....as it's the players and coaches who are responsible for the lack of flags during his time at the club, not him. Thank you Tom Harley for your loyal service.
            Last edited by stevoswan; 12 June 2025, 04:47 PM.

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            • The Big Cat
              On the veteran's list
              • Apr 2006
              • 2347

              #7
              Originally posted by stevoswan

              I agree. Although JL has been strongly linked to the Tassie coaching job (mainly by Vic 'know nothings' and purely because he was 'available') that positions very existence is now somewhat 'up in the air' so this might be the perfect fit for him.
              .
              Didn't I read somewhere that Longmire has just purchased a flash new property in Sydney?
              Those who have the greatest power to hurt us are those we love.

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              • Blood Fever
                Veterans List
                • Apr 2007
                • 4040

                #8
                Originally posted by Roadrunner

                JL is the logical choice unless we’re looking for an outsider. Horse for me- can’t see how anyone else could be more committed.
                Would be a reassuring choice.

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                • Sandridge
                  Outer wing, Lake Oval
                  • Apr 2010
                  • 2049

                  #9
                  Originally posted by stevoswan

                  Also, while on this subject, may I pay tribute to Tom Harley's stellar leadership of the club. His period with the Swans has been highly successful on and off the field, especially off it....as it's the players and coaches who are responsible for the lack of flags during his time at the club, not him. Thank you Tom Harley for your loyal service.
                  Hear, hear Stevo!

                  Harley has been magnificent for us! They say no-one's indispensable but he'll be very, very hard to replace!


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                  • Thunder Shaker
                    Aut vincere aut mori
                    • Apr 2004
                    • 4150

                    #10
                    Sliding doors has something to say on Sydney's need for a new administrator. Doesn't say much (SD never does); I'm posting this for completeness.
                    "Unbelievable!" -- Nick Davis leaves his mark on the 2005 semi final

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                    • Hotpotato
                      Senior Player
                      • Jun 2014
                      • 2261

                      #11
                      Thank you Tom Harley for your awesome work with the
                      Swannies.
                      You will make an outstanding COO.

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                      • liz
                        Veteran
                        Site Admin
                        • Jan 2003
                        • 16733

                        #12
                        The big reset: How will Tom Harley and Greg Swann improve the AFL?

                        Not about Harley's replacement, but rather what his job (literal and figurative) will be when he departs us and heads to AFL House.

                        I did grimace at the comment from an (uncredited) Melbourne based club person that they would be watching closely to make sure Harley and Swann don't lean too much into the Northern clubs.

                        Lean, Tom. Lean in hard.

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                        • BRS328
                          Warming the Bench
                          • Feb 2018
                          • 343

                          #13
                          Originally posted by liz
                          The big reset: How will Tom Harley and Greg Swann improve the AFL?

                          Not about Harley's replacement, but rather what his job (literal and figurative) will be when he departs us and heads to AFL House.

                          I did grimace at the comment from an (uncredited) Melbourne based club person that they would be watching closely to make sure Harley and Swann don't lean too much into the Northern clubs.

                          Lean, Tom. Lean in hard.
                          One thing it will do is ensure the future of the Northern States Academy’s which have undoubtedly been a huge success in the growth of the game in rugby dominated states. While the Southern States bang on about the unfair advantage that the Northern States have, they ignore the growth in participation rates throughout the region which can only benefit everyone in the long term.

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                          • KSAS
                            Senior Player
                            • Mar 2018
                            • 1765

                            #14
                            Originally posted by BRS328

                            One thing it will do is ensure the future of the Northern States Academy’s which have undoubtedly been a huge success in the growth of the game in rugby dominated states. While the Southern States bang on about the unfair advantage that the Northern States have, they ignore the growth in participation rates throughout the region which can only benefit everyone in the long term.
                            Yes, the Academy nay sayers have a very narrow view and refuse to look further to the flow on affects it has to Aussie Rules in these states. For example, there are 700 kids in our Academy this year. 99% probably won't make it to AFL level, but having been introduced to the skills of Aussie Rules, are likely to continue in other leagues( Men and Women). Thus, Increasing participation outside the Academies.

                            I think Tom Harley will do an excellent job in general as the AFL COO and provide Andrew Dillion that extra level of confidence of having him by his side.

                            Even though I'm keen for Horse to replace Harley (without knowing if he's at all interested), glad the club has setup a Selection Committee to look under every rock so they can find the best successor. Also pleased Harley will hang around till at least end of the season, to groom in his successor.

                            Last edited by KSAS; Yesterday, 09:55 AM.

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                            • rojo
                              Opti-pessi-misti
                              • Mar 2009
                              • 1100

                              #15
                              Originally posted by KSAS

                              Yes, the Academy nay sayers have a very narrow view and refuse to look further to the flow on affects it has to Aussie Rules in these states. For example, there are 700 kids in our Academy this year. 99% probably won't make it to AFL level, but having been introduced to the skills of Aussie Rules, are likely to continue in other leagues( Men and Women). Thus, Increasing participation outside the Academies.

                              I think Tom Harley will do an excellent job in general as the AFL COO and provide Andrew Dillion that extra level of confidence of having him by his side.

                              Even though I'm keen for Horse to replace Harley (without knowing if he's at all interested), glad the club has setup a Selection Committee to look under every rock so they can find the best successor. Also pleased Harley will hang around till at least end of the season, to groom in his successor.
                              +1

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