Following our exes...................

[bulldogtragic]

300 pages of ex’ following online.

Stalking like levels of participation. Our biggest ever thread?

[Yankee Hotel Foxtrot]

300 pages of ex’ following online.

Stalking like levels of participation. Our biggest ever thread?

Until Jeemak starts up his next 'let's trade Dunkley out style' thread.

[jeemak]

Until Jeemak starts up his next 'let's trade Dunkley out style' thread.

That didn't make 300.

Just wait until we let go of Garcia at the end of the year and he plays fifteen games for Fremantle. This thread will go off its tits for his contracted three years.

[azabob]

Holly cow Batman!!!

Jordan Sweet and Tom Campbell playing in the same match!!!

[angelopetraglia]

Holly cow Batman!!!

Jordan Sweet and Tom Campbell playing in the same match!!!

Clash of the titans!

[Mantis]

Holly cow Batman!!!

Jordan Sweet and Tom Campbell playing in the same match!!!

As 1st rucks too. What sort of parallel universe is this game being played in?

[Go_Dogs]

Holly cow Batman!!!

Jordan Sweet and Tom Campbell playing in the same match!!!

The Tom Campbell/Jordan Sweet Cup? My match of the round.

[ledge]

The Tom Campbell/Jordan Sweet Cup? My match of the round.

Imagine they both play against us next week.
Interesting time.

[bulldogtragic]

Imagine they both play against us next week.
Interesting time.

Now that would be interesting. Incredible even.

[azabob]

Now that would be interesting. Incredible even.

Never underestimate the power of the afffeel writers.

[macca]

Holly cow Batman!!!

Jordan Sweet and Tom Campbell playing in the same match!!!

This is a historic eker moment.

Sweet is at his second club. Follow the pathway of many an emerging eker.

TC one of the all time greats.
Football is clearly the winner today.

[weltschmerz]

Lachie Hunter with a bit of one week calf tightness again

[bulldogtragic]

Lachie Hunter with a bit of one week calf tightness again

Nice.

[hujsh]

Giants assistant among Eagles' targets to replace Simpson

West Coast will approach GWS assistant coach Brett Montgomery as it seeks a new senior coach

GWS ASSISTANT coach Brett Montgomery has emerged as a serious contender to be West Coast's next senior coach following an official approach from the Eagles to speak to him about their vacancy.

It's understood West Coast are considering an experienced assistant coach with strong development skills to replace the departed Adam Simpson and head up their rebuild, and Montgomery fits that bill.

The Eagles are finalising the panel to select their new senior coach and are compiling a list of candidates to join Montgomery that is likely to include Jaymie Graham, Ashley Hansen, Daniel Giansiracusa and Adrian Hickmott, among others.

Although Montgomery is still a long way from securing the Eagles job, the Giants are reluctant to lose a figure that they feel has been critical to their recent success, but are adamant that Montgomery is senior coach material and are keen for him to get that opportunity.

Montgomery's key attributes include his strong relationships with his players and his solution-based approach, along with his strength in keeping his charges accountable.

The 51-year-old is a long-time AFL assistant coach, following roles with Port Adelaide, Carlton and Hawthorn to go with his current stint at the Giants, where he has risen as a prominent senior coaching prospect.

He moved to GWS in 2023 to be the right-hand man to his Port Adelaide premiership teammate Adam Kingsley. As the Giants surged to the preliminary final last year, Montgomery was often cited by players as an instrumental figure in their rapid improvement, as part of Kingsley's broader program.

Unlike Dean Cox in Sydney and Josh Carr at Port, who have ruled themselves out of the race, Montgomery has fewer family ties restricting a potential move to WA, with his family still based in Adelaide.

Speaking two weeks ago in the wake of Simpson's exit from the Eagles, Giants coach Adam Kingsley delivered an ringing endorsement for Montgomery's ability to step into a top job.

"I think they'd be mad not to talk to him and interview him. I think he'd be a fantastic coach," Kingsley said.

"He sees the game really well. He's a really smart coach, game-style wise. He's got his views on how the game should be played and he's really strong.

"He's a great teacher, he builds connections with all his players, they all love him. But he also educates them and holds them accountable.

"He's really well rounded, he's been in the game a long time. I think he'd do a wonderful job irrespective of the club he's coaching at but I'd see him having a significant impact at that footy club (West Coast)."

[bornadog]

The 51-year-old is a long-time AFL assistant coach, following roles with Port Adelaide, Carlton and Hawthorn to go with his current stint at the Giants, where he has risen as a prominent senior coaching prospect.

So no mention of his stint at the Dogs.