November 17, 2007
From the Berwick News
Reported by Marc McGowan
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JUST over a month after Peter Banfield’s controversial departure, the Casey Scorpions have announced former Melbourne utility Greg Hutchison as their new senior head coach.
The appointment was confirmed on Tuesday after a procession of coaches had been interviewed.
Former St Kilda star and two-time Narre Warren premiership coach Austinn Jones was notified on Monday that he had not been offered the job.
Jones is now a prime candidate for the vacant Gippsland Power TAC Cup coaching post.
Hutchison, 50, played 96 games and kicked 21 goals for the Demons from 1975-84, and also had a 13-game stint as caretaker coach of the club in 1997 after Neil Balme was sacked.
He has been involved in a variety of roles as an assistant coach at Australian Football League (AFL) level with Richmond and the Kangaroos since 1999.
Reported by Marc McGowan
Full article Click here

The appointment was confirmed on Tuesday after a procession of coaches had been interviewed.
Former St Kilda star and two-time Narre Warren premiership coach Austinn Jones was notified on Monday that he had not been offered the job.
Jones is now a prime candidate for the vacant Gippsland Power TAC Cup coaching post.
Hutchison, 50, played 96 games and kicked 21 goals for the Demons from 1975-84, and also had a 13-game stint as caretaker coach of the club in 1997 after Neil Balme was sacked.
He has been involved in a variety of roles as an assistant coach at Australian Football League (AFL) level with Richmond and the Kangaroos since 1999.