Profile: Paul Roos

[ScottH]

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Biggest achievement The biggest thing in life is family [Roos has two sons, aged 12 and 10, with wife Tami]. If you have a happy home relationship, good kids, a good relationship with your wife - everything else is incidental. In footy terms, it would be winning the 2005 grand final.

[reigning premier]

Over to ROK & Sanecow.....

I'm sure they'll have an opinion.

[goswannie14]

Good to see the coach has a balanced life, after all there is more to life than football.

[reigning premier]

Good to see the coach has a balanced life, after all there is more to life than football.

Since when?

[hammo]

Biggest break I think there's probably two. As a kid, aged 15 or 16, being invited down to an AFL club [to play for Fitzroy under-19s]. My interest in football was starting to wane - I could have gone a different way in my life. And the other is coming to Sydney. It's been an amazing two journeys.

Biggest regret I would love to have finished my playing career at Fitzroy and maybe win a premiership.

[Sanecow]

Roos confesses to never having watched the replay of last year's grand final.

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[DeadlyAkkuret]

I think he means he wanted to win one as a player.

[hammo]

I think he means he wanted to win one as a player.

No, on the one hand he' saying his biggest break was coming to Sydney while on the other he's saying he wished he finished his career at Fitzroy, hence the

[goswannie14]

No, on the one hand he' saying his biggest break was coming to Sydney while on the other he's saying he wished he finished his career at Fitzroy, hence the

I think essentially he is saying he wanted to be a one team career player, but that moving to Sydney was good for him. I can see where he is coming from.

[ScottH]

"Woulda been nice to stay, with the lions.
However, I got to play in a GF with the swans"