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Posted Apr 18, 2009 - 10:12 AM
Struggling Richmond coach Terry Wallace stated that his players haven’t been distracted by the extreme pressure that has being put on his coaching career in the last week.
Wallace said that the club had other things on their mind, like preparing themselves for a footy game, and won’t getting themselves caught up in his personal coaching future.
Many of his rival coaches came to his defense in the last week, which Wallace said had encouraged him ahead of his team’s must win game against the Demons at the MCG on Sunday.
If the Tigers can’t beat Melbourne on Sunday, Wallace should expect more people to call for his head in the next week or so.
