Travis Cloke set to make three
27 June 2004
Sunday Herald Sun
Scot Palmer
RICHMOND'S head-hunters can start the crucial review of its coaching department after learning Essendon's Kevin Sheedy is off the market.
And in more bad news for the Tigers it appears Travis Cloke will join his brothers, Jason and Cameron, at Collingwood.
The Magpies are confident the youngest of the Cloke football family will take up their offer for all three of them to play in the AFL together.
Defender Jason is also set to sign a new contract after a switch in management from Ricky Nixon's Flying Start organisation to join father David's new agency.
"It was in the best interests of the three boys that they be with their father," Nixon said.
Talent scouts from the Magpies and Richmond will monitor Travis's performances in the national under-19 championships, which start next week.
Richmond football director Greg Miller said he would get together soon with former coach David Parkin and Tiger president Clinton Casey to review Richmond's coaching positions.
Miller said there was one criterion already set down – applicants would have to have experience.
Miller said senior coach Danny Frawley would remain in charge of the Tigers for the rest of the home-and-away season, adding "there's never been any doubt about that".
But Frawley's position is in jeopardy and Richmond will look at the availability of several other people including former Sydney coach Rodney Eade and Sheedy's long-time assistant Mark Harvey, who could decide to move from Windy Hill now that his mentor will be there for another three years.
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