Paul Hopgood
speaker
118 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 10 Jun
Paul Hopgood’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And we swore on that night we'd be friends till we died But the change in the wind and the way waters flow Life is short as the falling snow Though I'm gonna miss you, I know
Yeah, I want to give all this moment alone Cause I live for this feeling Everglow So if you love someone
This young halfback flanker has been impressing them with his ability for some time now.
Three knee reconstructions restricted Danaher to 82 games in 11 years at Essendon, but many still regard him as a champion defender.
After a dismal season, Melbourne can only look to the future and Neil Danaher is seen as a coach who can make a difference.
Have a look at Bill down at the... He's off in the front row on the...
He first came to us at the MFC as an educator.
He literally took us to school on how to play the game his way.
He was uncompromising, demanding, precise and relentless in his pursuit of improvement.
He wanted us to be mentally strong, to master that little voice that says can't do and replace it with why not.
Believe in what's possible, he said, as he took the team who finished last in 97 to a prelim in 98, a grand final in just his third year as a senior coach.
He was resilient, tough, ruthless, tactical.
He was a hard ass.
As a coach, his sense of team was always to the forefront.
He was a man who put the collective team goal before individual pursuits and was the ultimate champion of the we before me mentality.
He preached about the spectrum where selfish sits at one end and selfless at the other.
He taught his players that nothing great can get done with selfish people.
He was a storyteller and he was a motivator.
The back of the bus is one of Neil's favourite metaphors about earning respect through hard work, resilience and actions.
The very back seat of the bus was exclusively reserved for the most respected players or teams.
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