North Melboune coach Brad Scott could lure former Dees coach Mark Neeld North Melbourne have scored their finest win of the AFL season after upsetting Geelong by 10 points. Mark Neeld and Neil Craig. Picture: Nicole Garmston NORTH Melbourne's coaching staff could be bolstered by Mark Neeld next season. Senior coach Brad Scott revealed he has met with Neeld to discuss his plans for 2014, adding he rates the axed Demons mentor highly. The pair crossed paths for two years at Collingwood, where Neeld worked as an assistant under Mick Malthouse and Scott began his venture into the caper as a development coach. Asked about the chances of luring Neeld to Arden St, Scott said: "I'd imagine Mick Malthouse, Nathan Buckley and Scott Watters are probably interested, too, because we've all coached with Neeldy."" Neeld stated after his sacking he wanted to remain in the AFL industry. "We're working hard towards bolstering our footy department next year and I'm mates with Neeldy and I have caught up with him for a coffee just to talk about what he wants to do next year,"" Scott told SEN. Demons coach Mark Neeld speaks to his team at three-quarter time last Saturday. But there's a hell of a lot of water to pass under the bridge there. We're happy with our coaches at the moment, but we're always looking to improve. He's a good coach, Neeldy. I've seen him first-hand as an assistant coach. Neeldy had a tough time, but that doesn't take away his ability. I think he's got a lot to offer the AFL industry. Neeld lasted just 33 games as senior coach at Melbourne. But sacked coaches often tend to continue at new clubs the following season. Brett Ratten is regarded as one of the unsung heroes at Hawthorn this year, where he serves as assistant to Alastair Clarkson after being terminated by Carlton, while Matthew Primus (Port Adelaide) landed at Gold Coast this season. Scott coined a new phrase, declaring his side had been "Khawaja-ed" by the goal review system last night. Nathan Vardy's shot appeared to hit the post, and Scott told his players to set up for a kick-out, before having the goal ratified by the video umpire. He said he told his assistants in the box they'd been "Khawaja-ed" by the review.