Geelong Cats coach Chris Scott and Brisbane Lions coach Chris Fagan chase greatness for themselves and their teams

The three flags would see that Rege Hickey joined the Triple Premiership Cats as the coach. Under Matthews, he won two as a lion player.

Both are very impressed by Matthews, while different personalities.

There is no way for Scott to set up his vinyl collection at home, as Fagan did at Fox Footy, but a month ago at a media conference, he explained a love for a special window in a rare window of young people.

The violent competitive couple had moments. In 2021, a famous verbal change between them in a quarter of a classic match in Kardinia Park, led Scott to a fines suspended from AFL.

The coach of cats has fun on such stock exchanges, which can sometimes cause it not to recognize its effects on others. After a conversation with him, he had to apologize to an AFL employee, shortly after, he regretted his passion for him better soon because he wanted to turn it into issues outside his control.

However, the best version often exhibited is a consistency model that makes smart observations about the game, preparing the team for war 359 times for 245 wins and two draws. Considering that it turned into different monsters three or four times during the reign, it is a crazy record.

On Friday night, there were 11 players who did not play in the 2022 flag because the cats turned into a running machine against Hawthorn, and mastered with a combination of power, speed and durability in the transition game.

Scott is meticulous in planning and educates others to fulfill plans. Previously prone to conservatism in the election has also changed, for example, Jhye Clark is added to the team on Friday night with a good performance from young people.

In Fagan’s team, three young people were chosen through the Father-son and Academy process in 2024 draft 2024. They helped the team to overcome the injuries, and to help Joe Daniher’s absence and the last loss to move towards another major finals.

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Darcy Wilmot, a former Magpies player Grant, who played 13 finals for 10 consecutive matches since the first release in the final season in the first season. Jaspa Fletcher, who did not miss a game on the third big finals, and Logan Morris scored 75 goals in 44 games.

They were placed in a team that moved the ball in a piercing style, using angles to spread the opposition by taking undisputed traces and using angles to spread the opposition. Cam Rayner’s target came at the end of eight -eight undisputed or barely controversial grade in a exquisite ball control example just before three quarters in the front final.

Fagan can be grumpy and all the coaches enter the high horse, but rare. Any fire it shows usually accepts that it tests the patience of a desire to gain or learn a wounding or learning in the middle of the game.

Both coaches can sometimes be difficult for others to appreciate. And both were blessed with their thoughts, synchronously, and relying on their decisions, with their strongly loyal game lists. The players also understand that their coaches are effective in attracting stars to their teams with programs that are prepared to be successful both in football and in life.

And as football vitalists, despite occasional differences, there is a mutual respect between Fagan and Scott. Fagan’s discretion for Scott has grown in the last six years because he learned to understand how much feeling to be a contestant every year.

Both coaches are bright in their crafts and used the pressure of big moments many times.

It’s time to go head -to -head in a big final, and one of the clubs on Friday night will be the fifth AFL premiere since 2000, more than other competitors.

Some difficult calls time in Collingwood

Magpies’s coach Craig McRAE admitted that after the forefront loss to Aslanlar, the club’s approach to this year’s player’s approach to the change period of the player will be more balanced than last season.

The more balanced approach may have come too late one year. The pioneer was good if the Collingwood flag wins. However, after finishing the seasons with six losses in the last nine matches, risks appeared.

Magpies is preparing to enter the draft of this year without making an election before 34, but they will be able to access Zac McCarthy and Jai Saxena, who scored high from both the new generation academies and the father-son selection Tom McGuane.

If “players do not choose” Mantra had not convinced them to leave their rights for an extraordinary draft last year, it would be good, so they could have lack the Houston, the Port Adelaide defender Dan Houston. Considering the quality of the 28 -year -old, 2024, he would want to heal in the second year and beyond to justify the loss of this election.

The timing of “players do not choose” was weak. Last year’s first round selection in the draft would make its lists more balanced than it is now. A Premiership would justify imbalance. The first four, even though it is extraordinary, less.

There are also decisions to be made to senior players. Scott Pendlebury, Steele Sidebottom and Jeremy Howe have already signed, Will Hoskin-Elliott retired. Tom Mitchell came out of the contract, and every sign points to him to finish it with Magpies. Mason Cox was reasonable in the finals, but he left the contract and would open a chance for the young Ruckman Oscar Steene to leave.

Especially if Brody Miho receives an offer to join Melbourne, they have to protect Jamie Elliott by leaving her unstable so far because their forward powers are missing. Mihoceek was a great player, but Magpies’s decision to offer him only two seasons is reasonable.

A forward -looking attempt continues, but Hail Mary tries to enter the Charlie Curnow speech, which other clubs believe that they are ready to think of Jordan and goy trade. Bobby Hill has personal problems, but there may be a way to trade it for a reasonable choice in the draft.

Reef McINES’S RETURN RETURNING THE BACK LINE PLANTED by Will Parker, and now they need to develop and improve with Charlie West and Will Hayes.

Protecting Pendlebur, Sidebottom and Howe can be understood in paying minimum chips. However, this triple and Jack Crisp should be ready to give young players from time to time to give time at the AFL -level time. After three seasons with Ed Allan, Henry Harrison, who returned, and the impressive Roan Steele need to have an impact and give the ground to gain ground.

McRAE had the right to chase the flag. Three first four finishes and a premiere of this group from an extraordinary return. However, 17 of the 23 Premiership players in 2023 played against Lions on Saturday, and only 12 out of 23 people in Geelong’s 2022 flag played with cats on Friday night.

Ciro time, Magpies. Otherwise, a cliff comes.

Goodbye bye or by by by by by bye?

I can’t imagine how Tom Stewart from Geelong felt about kidnapping a big finale with a shaking, but Max Holmes, Lions’s Oscar McINERney and Dan McStay from Collingwood can probably have a relationship. They all missed the wounded big finals.

A shocking chance, but do we really need to change the system because of the shock protocols that may still develop to force players longer than the game? At least with the current system, cats are called and dried, and the enormous pressure on the club doctor on Friday night is not only kicking for two weeks if a player in Stewart’s position does not get rid of a stroke.

I can see other reasons to change the time of the weekend at the end of the season, but it will have to be better than a simple reason for arguments to allow a player who is excluded with a shaking in a final finals in a big final.

And in the meantime, if a big finals were introduced before a big final, a club that watched Geelong’s way to the Grand Final this year with the proposed joker round would be to rest, win, win, win and rest for a week before playing in the big finals. This discrete program, Wildcard Round and Final Goodbye Before Before Grand, why not be found together.

Hawthorn two midfielder

Hawthorn was brave against Geelong, but there weren’t a few midfielder to compete around the ball. On the Will Day lists, but another player will be useful, so they want Zach Merrett from Essendon and they want Eagles’s Harley Reid.

Now they have to turn their attention to trade to get Merrett to trade and whether they can convince everyone to jump. Essendon will not yet trade, but when they do, they will ask for a reasonable player and choose eight to make any agreement for a captain of a contract for two years.

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Mitch Lewis and Jack Scrrimshaw help to keep their cases with a good finale, while Cam McKenzie and undecided Henry Hustwaite may not satisfy Essendon even if they are happy to move.

A midfielder may be a difference. What or more importantly, who are Hawks ready to sacrifice?

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