Kevin Sheedy

I think that Essendon's probably crying out for the coach to come along and give a little bit of success.

No, no, it doesn't worry me at all.

I think it's good.

I think it's open.

I did make a comment yesterday when I was interviewing that to coach Essendon, you've got to love Essendon, and I think he does, and I think he'll do anything to make sure he gets this right this time around.

If he ever gets it, he may not get it.

I mean, there might be sort of people at Essendon that may never want him to coach Essendon.

I don't know who they are, but...

I think in the end, the people and the fans most likely do, and I don't know what the sort of feeling is around town, but I would think that if he got a chance, he wouldn't make this one up.

And we all know, Gary, I mean, how long and how hard it is to find a coach who can win you a premiership, because I think Rob went through about 13 or 14 after Norm Smith, and Richmond went through...

Richmond went through about six or seven in 10 years.

They were very hard.

That's a very good question.

I think that you go deeper and you dig deeper and you give it your life.

I couldn't do any more for us than when I coached there.

I'm going to go back on my own feelings, Tim.

Some guys go and coach a club and

It's a job.

Well, you know, to me it was never a job, okay?

So I only heard somebody like that type of person.