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Gale tight-lipped on player signings as clock ticks on Devils' coach hunt
Tasmania CEO declines to comment on club's offers to rival players, with 10 weeks left in coach timeline
TASMANIA chief executive Brendon Gale has reiterated the club hopes to make an appointment for its inaugural senior coaching position within the next 10 weeks, but has remained tight-lipped on potential rival signings.
It was revealed on AFL.com.au's trade and draft show Gettable this week that the industry's belief is that the Devils already have two agreements with rival players as they scour the market for established senior talent.
Tasmania has publicly confirmed that it has met with multiple rival players, while the incoming expansion club has also started the process of tabling lucrative offers using its war chest of list mechanisms. However, quizzed on whether anyone had yet accepted such an offer on Friday, Gale let his silence do the talking.
Tasmania Devils make call on former Essendon coach
Tasmania is unlikely to welcome former Essendon coach Brad Scott to its headquarters.
The Devils met with Scott in recent weeks, sounding him out for the role of their inaugural football boss.
Tasmania coaching selection committee member Alastair Lynch, who shared premiership success at Brisbane with Scott, said the "timing" wouldn't be right, despite the former Bombers coach being well equipped for the role.
“If we could get Brad, and if Brad was keen to do it, he'd be one of those people that would be very well suited. He's got an enormous amount of experience with the AFL and at clubland.
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