Gary Ayres was one of my favorite players to watch in the 80s,tough,skillful, the ultimate team man in a very good side.👍

Absolute legend. Tough as teak, a ball player. Gee they were awesome the Hawks.

@hamishphistopholoes6540

2 жыл бұрын

@@mufc383 Soccer: beloved by lady boys the world over..

I'm a Carlton supporter always liked & admired Ayresy like that great Hawthorn team especially from that golden era.Personally I hope Gary gets another opportunity to coach at AFL level:)

@peterbrown6224

4 жыл бұрын

As am I. He was fearless and consistent. As for losing your father that way - brutal.

Absolute gentleman.

Won 2 flags at Portmelb as individual side no AFL players should be given another chance at AFL he is a better coach now at his peak now

@anthonynenna1697

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed. He needs another go. Why Reece Shaw gets a gig and he doesn't....

@sebfragomeni6082

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed. But he did alright at Adelaide, just failed in 2004

@MegaasAlexandros

3 жыл бұрын

And to think Port Melbourne got rid of him ? They will never find better and will go down as one of the worse decisions in Port Melbournes 147 year history.

It was hard listening to what happened to his father. That's going to knock anyone around.

The Rock , the name given as he was solid as a Rock. Two Norm Smith Medals Premierships , and he was tough and had a bit of talent that combined with the rest of that team and you had a dominant force.

@thomasnewton5919

4 жыл бұрын

Jeans put it better. "A good driver in heavy traffic."

@baddazzgarage2953

4 жыл бұрын

His real nickname was conan! As conan the barbarian!!

Another good interview and yes his mullet was far and away better than Sticks!

Gary was great. With Mew, Langford and Collins they were a defensive wall.

jeans was a freemason so were the umpires thats how it went so well

He didn’t see the real Carey in 2003. He definitely isn’t shy. This was after the incident at north and he went to a new club and was reserved. Was also shot as a player at that time. But at North he was the leader of the whole team off the field and the most extroverted.

Robbed in 2002. Right in front of me! It was a balmy evening. Taxi!

@mattmcmanus3693

3 жыл бұрын

Who’s this the Crows in which game?

Galllly ayres a one in a million hairstyle

Ayresy keeps having SPATFAs

Greatest coach Port Melbourne football club has ever had and they let him go. Go figure ??

I'm a Geelong supporter and I fucking hated Gary Ayres. I thought he was a good player but wasn't up to coaching at the elite level. Best decision Geelong ever made besides sacking John Devine was sacking Gary Ayres.

@samfinucanelunnie9828

5 жыл бұрын

@boganus699 He's a shit coach. The facts back this up. This idiot traded the #2 pick for a cooked Wayne Carey, he set the Cats and Crows back years.

Crows were right ?

Was a decent coach

His voice keeps breaking

@scrotumguts5139

8 жыл бұрын

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Darnum’s finest export ?

good lord cant some of these guys lighten up just a bit?? Many of these guys take themselves way too seriously.

@paulohara8967

5 жыл бұрын

Seems to be a simmering discontent with the way he was treated at Hawthorn.

McLeod is a tool. He falls out with everyone and seems to be pretty passive aggressive.

great player but comes across as having a bit of a prickly personality..his time as coach at Geelong and the Crows seems to hilight this.

I hated this bloke as well but he comes across well here. He was a sensational back pocket player for Hawthorn. I think he might have lacked a few social skills.

What a sook when the Crows told him he wasn't going to be renewed, which he had been asked to be told ASAP. No wonder no AFL club has wanted him since even as an assistant, completely lacking in professionalism.

Scraping the bottom of the barrel. Met him down in Hobart in 2015 at the Salamanca markets at a local cafe. Tried to cut the line in front of me. Total flog.

@jeremybean-hodges6397

2 жыл бұрын

Didn’t you write the same about Robert Walls?

@AttilatheNun-xv6kc

Жыл бұрын

@@jeremybean-hodges6397 No, that was Robert Walls disguised as Chris Judd pretending to be Stephen Kernahan.