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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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smh.com.au
‘I would love to do that job’: James Hird puts his hand up to coach Essendon again
The Bombers champion, who also oversaw the infamous supplements saga, wants to return as senior coach, adding he wants the club to be “the best club in the AFL again”.
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theage.com.au
Could James Hird really return as Essendon coach?
Former Hawk Jordan Lewis, who was on the subcommittee to select Brad Scott as Essendon coach in 2022, talked Hird up on Tuesday.
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‘He wouldn’t muck this up’: Why Sheedy is backing a Hird return
Club great Kevin Sheedy has spoken about a potential James Hird return to Essendon, as the Bombers face calls to clarify whether Hird has all but been assured of the top role.
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Who even wants the job? Hird is now a political problem for Essendon
James Hird’s pitch is tribal. The brilliance of the campaign, intended or not, is that it creates momentum for him, may dissuade other candidates, and is founded in Essendon…
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When Hird talks, players listen: Star’s footy journey since leaving Essendon
James Hird has been hands-on as coaching director at Port Melbourne in the VFL, but is it enough to ready himself to return as Essendon coach?
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afr.com
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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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…