Topfan
Years ago

O'Neill departs Supercats.

https://supercats.com.au/oneill-departs/

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Anonymous
Years ago

Ok

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Anonymous
Years ago

I heard Schueller is the replacement, any legs to this rumour?

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Anonymous
Years ago

epic

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Anonymous
Years ago

Kool. Slow thread day.

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Perthworld
Years ago

Very.

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Anonymous
Years ago

Yeah hearing Schueller rang Geelong a week or so ago after he got the arse from Kilsyth when he heard some rumblings at the Supercats to throw his hat in the ring.

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Anonymous
Years ago

You would want to know why he got the arse from Kilsyth in the first place.Dont think Geelong need another coach with Australian junior team commitments ,looks like NBL 1 is going to be too tough a comp to allow a coach to be away for too long ,I'm sure that would have disrupted the women’s side to some extent.

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Anonymous
Years ago

Neeld doing Neeld like things....

What is his previous experience or background in basketball ???

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Topfan
Years ago

If you bother to read the story the Geelong Board looks like they made decision. He also may have walked or end ofvcontract.

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The TrUth
Years ago

Geelong need to attract a coach who can recruit and attract top shelf local talent to their program. For years they've leaned on expensive imports to plug gaps of their inability to develop local players. With Herbert, Medved gone and Owusu on his last legs they’re in for years of hurt unless they start to recruit Australians to maintain their program. The outgoing coach had no ability to recruit local talent nor develop Geelong juniors. A good move from the Geelong board but they need to get the incoming appointment correct to be a title contender in 2020.

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Anonymous
Years ago

Don't be fooled. Neeld the best thing to happen to Basketball( Administration) in Geelong for 20 years. Merger with Corio Bay epic.

Good luck to them if Shueller. Well known in the region with BVC past appointment.

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Topfan
Years ago

What would be epic is seeing a Corio Bay coach join the coaching staff.

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Anonymous
Years ago

I would've thought Dean Anglin was a good operator,put on a good show ,instrumental in getting AWA of the ground,the 2 Australian championships were very well run,only time will tell

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Anonymous
Years ago

Above anon.missing the point regional basketball needs a grass roots domestic comp to maintain all the Putting on Good Shows and Events. Pathway priority and development of locals Neeld priority. As already said let's hope the new coach looks at locals, gets them on the court to develop.

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Anonymous
Years ago

A lot of people thought Dean Anglin was a good operator. A lot of smoke and mirrors it seems from him for his 5 years in Geelong. What Neeld and his staff have inherited there is a complete mess. They'll shed some more dead weight in the next few weeks when the BV High Performance hub roles start as well. What should be a powerhouse club is on a knifes edge.

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Anonymous
Years ago

SHUELLER it is

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Anonymous
Years ago

SHUELLER it is

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Anonymous
Years ago

The TrUth, you are correct, let's hope Justin is the right pick here

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Anonymous
Years ago

Why was O'Neill actually removed?
Results? Lack of development? Personal appearance standards? All the above?