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Prodigal son: Why Essendon can’t move past club great James Hird

Is the former premiership champion the prodigal son who can resurrect the broken club, or a golden child who fell from grace and is destined for another false dawn?

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Prodigal son: Why Essendon can’t move past club great James Hird

Billionaire ex-president Paul Little leads a faction pushing to reinstall James Hird as Essendon coach for a third time, days after Brad Scott was sacked following the 2022 hiring that bypassed Hird. The move signals the club's inability to escape its drugs-era legacy, with governance instability and factional power plays continuing to overshadow on-field rebuilding.

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Inside the ‘redemption campaign’ to reinstall James Hird

It began with a telephone message from former Bombers chairman Paul Little to David Barham, who held the job then, in the days following Essendon’s 10-goal loss to Adelaide in round two last year. Little wanted a…

Prodigal son: Why Essendon can’t move past club great James Hird

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Prodigal son: Why Essendon can’t move past club great James Hird

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Inside the ‘redemption campaign’ to reinstall James Hird