Former Essendon premiership player Dean Solomon had a thankless task on his hands as the Bombers’ caretaker coach. He’s now decided to make a fresh break from the club, knocking back offers to stay on in a new role next season alongside his former teammate Mark McVeigh.
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Former Essendon premiership player Dean Solomon had a thankless task on his hands as the Bombers’ caretaker coach. He’s now decided to make a fresh break from the club, knocking back offers to stay on in a new role next season alongside his former teammate Mark McVeigh.
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