Hardwick is the 3rd best coach this season: Mooney (Geelong Addy)

[one-eyed]

Who’s this season’s best AFL coach?

Cam Mooney,
Geelong Advertiser
18 July 2019

WITH finals on the horizon it's a good chance to put the microscope on the coaching fraternity. Who has been a standout and performed above expectations? Who has struggled? This is how my AFL ladder would look if we it were based on coaching performance in 2019.

1st — Chris Fagan (Brisbane)
2nd — Chris Scott (Geelong)

3rd — Damien Hardwick (Richmond)

Dimma was always going to struggle to get Richmond up and going early. The Tigers lost Alex Rance, their best player, at the start of the year, and have been hit with other injuries. Richmond is back up and going now. Watch out.

4th — Rhyce Shaw (North Melbourne)
5th — David Teague (Carlton)
6th — Adam Simpson (West Coast)
7th — Nathan Buckley (Collingwood)
8th — John Longmire (Sydney)
9th — Luke Beveridge (Western Bulldogs)
10th — Leon Cameron (GWS Giants)
11th — Don Pyke (Adelaide)
12th — John Worsfold (Essendon)
13th — Ken Hinkley (Port Adelaide)
14th — Ross Lyon (Fremantle)
15th — Alastair Clarkson (Hawthorn)
16th — Alan Richardson (St Kilda)
17th — Stuart Dew (Gold Coast)
18th — Simon Goodwin (Melbourne)

https://www.geelongadvertiser.com.au/sport/afl/footy-experts/mooney-why-brisbanes-chris-fagan-sits-on-top-of-my-2019-afl-coaching-ladder/news-story/7bf333a041cdf1ef3a0a6091fffc6f31

[Damo]

Harsh on Dew

Up till the last few weeks he’d done an amazing job

[wayne]

Longmire 

[Chuck17]

Surprised Stinkley isnt at the bottom of that list

[JP Tiger]

Chris Snott in 2nd place?        

Oh, I get it now ... another article written by Cam Mooney ...     

[Owl]

lol at Scott,  Fagend, yeah has turned the shitshow around but with the low picks they been getting it had to happen eventually