and probably his new book.
Roos on 702 talking about coaching Swans
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About a third of the way through the book so far. While we've received bits and pieces about his coaching time at the Swans this book reveals the full details from start to finish, including his PowerPoint presentation to the Swans board that won him the job. One fact I found interesting was that he only engaged Ray McLean, the founder of Leading Teams, to come in and set up the Bloods culture after a chance meeting at the airport. Who knows what may have transpired for the Swans if that serendipitous meeting didn't come about? -
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About a third of the way through the book so far. While we've received bits and pieces about his coaching time at the Swans this book reveals the full details from start to finish, including his PowerPoint presentation to the Swans board that won him the job. One fact I found interesting was that he only engaged Ray McLean, the founder of Leading Teams, to come in and set up the Bloods culture after a chance meeting at the airport. Who knows what may have transpired for the Swans if that serendipitous meeting didn't come about?Comment
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Here is the link. Drive - Drive - ABC Radio Starts at about the 1 hr mark.Comment
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I second that. Thanks Swanstubbs. Love Roosy.All opinions are not equal. Some are a very great deal more robust, sophisticated, and well supported in logic and argument than others. -Douglas Adams, author (11 Mar 1952-2001)Comment
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LoL
I ask because I've got most of my copies of Swans biographies/autobiographies signed by either the author or the subject (even Capper'shis inspirational message "kick arse")
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Roosy was also on the Junktime AFL podcast and told some great stories. It was quite weird to hear him drop the f-bomb but he was obviously getting into the vibe of the podcast."Fortunately, this is the internet, so knowing nothing is no obstacle to having an opinion!." Beerman 18-07-2017Comment
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Nearly finished the book. It's a great read, especially on the detailed preparation Roosy underwent. His time in the US after retiring as a player was hugely influential on his approach to coaching and I think gave him a great advantage when the powers that be heard his job application presentation. And a thoroughly enjoyable ride on the rollercoaster that led to the premiership.
I found his discussion of specific players genuinely enlightening, especially Ben Mathews, who comes out of it very well.He reminds him of the guys, close-set, slow, and never rattled, who were play-makers on the team. (John Updike, seeing Josh Kennedy in a crystal ball)Comment
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