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sport news Kevin Sheedy lashes Essendon for 'insult' after voting for James Hird to be ... trends now

Kevin Sheedy reveals that he was the voice of DISSENT at Essendon and lashes club for 'insult' after voting for James Hird to be coach over Brad Scott Scott was unveiled as the Bombers new head coach after Ben Rutten was sacked He beat Hird and Melbourne Demons assistant Adem Yze to land the position The club made a statement saying Scott's appointment was 'fully endorsed'  Sheedy took exception to that statement after voting for Hird in the process 

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Essendon Bombers club legend and board member Kevin Sheedy has revealed he voted for disgraced former coach James Hird to make a spectacular return to the club and slammed a media release saying the decision was 'fully endorsed'.

Meanwhile Essendon president Dave Barham has left the door open for James Hird to return to the AFL club in some capacity despite being overlooked for the coaching post.

Newly appointed Essendon Bombers AFL coach Brad Scott poses for the media during a press conference at The Hangar

Newly appointed Essendon Bombers AFL coach Brad Scott poses for the media during a press conference at The Hangar

Former North Melbourne coach and AFL football operations boss Scott was ultimately endorsed as new coach in a 6-1 vote over Hird and Melbourne assistant Adem Yze.

Sheedy took exception to an official media release trumpeting the announcement, saying that the wording 'fully endorsed' was an

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