Lokan sacked replaced by Mark Stone(safooty exclusive)

[Robran]

JTC.

It is written in stone that Lokan was stacked.

Wouldn’t that be etched in stone

U blokes are stone d big time

[Booney]

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Narelle Smith as the clubs Reserve and Development Coach for 2018. Narelle has extensive experience in football and is a pioneer in the development of Women's football in South Australia.

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Narelle Smith as the clubs Reserve and Development Coach.

Narelle has extensive experience in football and is a pioneer in the development of Women's football in South Australia. She has been involved with the Glenelg Football Club for the past 2 seasons. Narelle is passionate about the game and development of players. Her knowledge and commitment to the game will be of great benefit to the players and coaches of the GFC.

Coaching background

Narelle commenced coaching as the Head Coach of Greenacres Women's Football Club (GWFC) in 2010. In 2012 she moved from GWFC to Morphettville Park Women’s Football Club (MPWFC) to establish the inaugural Under 18 Youth Girls (U18 YG). In 2012 Narelle established and Coached U18 YG MPWFC and was the Assistant Coach for MPWFC Senior Women’s team. On arrival at MPWFC she was instrumental in establishing a further 3 teams including Division 2 in Senior Women’s (2014) and Under 18 & Under 15 (2014) in the SAWFL Junior Competitions.

In 2015 in anticipation of the 2016 State Women’s program Narelle identified a lack of elite training programs for players to prepare. From this she identified 10 South Australian SAWFL Players who required extra training and conditioning. She then established and designed her own voluntary off season program for these players. Eight of these players were eventually drafted in the inaugural AFLW Adelaide Crows team (Marinoff, Cramey, Killian, Bevan, Sedunary, Cox, Varnhagen & Allan).

Assistant Coach for the Melbourne Women’s Football Team in 2014, 2015 & 2016.

In November 2015, Narelle was the first female to be appointed in a coaching role in Senior Men’s SANFL as an Assistant Coach at the Glenelg Football Club (GFC). She was re-appointed for Season 2017 as a part of the senior assistant coaching group - game day Reserves Assistant & League assisting with Opposition Analysis. In December 2016 Narelle was appointed Head Coach of the 2017 GFC Women’s team that participated in the inaugural SANFL Women’s League (SANFLW) from November 2016 - March 2017 - including coordination of club resources and program design of both pre & in season structure.

Coaching Accreditation & achievements

Level 1 AFL Coaching accreditation 2010
Level 2 AFL Coach accreditation 2013
Assistant Coach SA Youth Girls 2010 – 2012
Assistant Coach SA Senior Women’s 2011
Head Coach SA Senior Women’s 2013 – 2016
SA Female Talent Academy 2010 – 2013
Head Coach Under 18 MPWFC 2012
High Performance Academy AFL Women’s – Visy Park 2012
Head Coach MPWFC Senior Women’s Division 1 2013 – 2015
Premiership Coach SAWFL Division 1 MPWFC 2014 & 2015
Grand Final Coach in 2011, 2012 (U18 MPWFC), 2013, 2014 & 2015
Melbourne Football Club Women’s Team – Assistant Coach 2014, 2015 & 2016.
Glenelg Football Club - Reserves Assistant Coach 2016 - current
SANFLW Head Coach Glenelg Football Club 2017

[hollywood7477]

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Narelle Smith as the clubs Reserve and Development Coach for 2018. Narelle has extensive experience in football and is a pioneer in the development of Women's football in South Australia.

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Narelle Smith as the clubs Reserve and Development Coach.

Narelle has extensive experience in football and is a pioneer in the development of Women's football in South Australia. She has been involved with the Glenelg Football Club for the past 2 seasons. Narelle is passionate about the game and development of players. Her knowledge and commitment to the game will be of great benefit to the players and coaches of the GFC.

Coaching background

Narelle commenced coaching as the Head Coach of Greenacres Women's Football Club (GWFC) in 2010. In 2012 she moved from GWFC to Morphettville Park Women’s Football Club (MPWFC) to establish the inaugural Under 18 Youth Girls (U18 YG). In 2012 Narelle established and Coached U18 YG MPWFC and was the Assistant Coach for MPWFC Senior Women’s team. On arrival at MPWFC she was instrumental in establishing a further 3 teams including Division 2 in Senior Women’s (2014) and Under 18 & Under 15 (2014) in the SAWFL Junior Competitions.

In 2015 in anticipation of the 2016 State Women’s program Narelle identified a lack of elite training programs for players to prepare. From this she identified 10 South Australian SAWFL Players who required extra training and conditioning. She then established and designed her own voluntary off season program for these players. Eight of these players were eventually drafted in the inaugural AFLW Adelaide Crows team (Marinoff, Cramey, Killian, Bevan, Sedunary, Cox, Varnhagen & Allan).

Assistant Coach for the Melbourne Women’s Football Team in 2014, 2015 & 2016.

In November 2015, Narelle was the first female to be appointed in a coaching role in Senior Men’s SANFL as an Assistant Coach at the Glenelg Football Club (GFC). She was re-appointed for Season 2017 as a part of the senior assistant coaching group - game day Reserves Assistant & League assisting with Opposition Analysis. In December 2016 Narelle was appointed Head Coach of the 2017 GFC Women’s team that participated in the inaugural SANFL Women’s League (SANFLW) from November 2016 - March 2017 - including coordination of club resources and program design of both pre & in season structure.

Coaching Accreditation & achievements

Level 1 AFL Coaching accreditation 2010
Level 2 AFL Coach accreditation 2013
Assistant Coach SA Youth Girls 2010 – 2012
Assistant Coach SA Senior Women’s 2011
Head Coach SA Senior Women’s 2013 – 2016
SA Female Talent Academy 2010 – 2013
Head Coach Under 18 MPWFC 2012
High Performance Academy AFL Women’s – Visy Park 2012
Head Coach MPWFC Senior Women’s Division 1 2013 – 2015
Premiership Coach SAWFL Division 1 MPWFC 2014 & 2015
Grand Final Coach in 2011, 2012 (U18 MPWFC), 2013, 2014 & 2015
Melbourne Football Club Women’s Team – Assistant Coach 2014, 2015 & 2016.
Glenelg Football Club - Reserves Assistant Coach 2016 - current
SANFLW Head Coach Glenelg Football Club 2017

Couldnt be any worse than the clown that coached the reserves last year. Should never had gotten rid of Andrew Bruce

[Fevola 25]

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Narelle Smith as the clubs Reserve and Development Coach for 2018. Narelle has extensive experience in football and is a pioneer in the development of Women's football in South Australia.

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Narelle Smith as the clubs Reserve and Development Coach.

Narelle has extensive experience in football and is a pioneer in the development of Women's football in South Australia. She has been involved with the Glenelg Football Club for the past 2 seasons. Narelle is passionate about the game and development of players. Her knowledge and commitment to the game will be of great benefit to the players and coaches of the GFC.

Coaching background

Narelle commenced coaching as the Head Coach of Greenacres Women's Football Club (GWFC) in 2010. In 2012 she moved from GWFC to Morphettville Park Women’s Football Club (MPWFC) to establish the inaugural Under 18 Youth Girls (U18 YG). In 2012 Narelle established and Coached U18 YG MPWFC and was the Assistant Coach for MPWFC Senior Women’s team. On arrival at MPWFC she was instrumental in establishing a further 3 teams including Division 2 in Senior Women’s (2014) and Under 18 & Under 15 (2014) in the SAWFL Junior Competitions.

In 2015 in anticipation of the 2016 State Women’s program Narelle identified a lack of elite training programs for players to prepare. From this she identified 10 South Australian SAWFL Players who required extra training and conditioning. She then established and designed her own voluntary off season program for these players. Eight of these players were eventually drafted in the inaugural AFLW Adelaide Crows team (Marinoff, Cramey, Killian, Bevan, Sedunary, Cox, Varnhagen & Allan).

Assistant Coach for the Melbourne Women’s Football Team in 2014, 2015 & 2016.

In November 2015, Narelle was the first female to be appointed in a coaching role in Senior Men’s SANFL as an Assistant Coach at the Glenelg Football Club (GFC). She was re-appointed for Season 2017 as a part of the senior assistant coaching group - game day Reserves Assistant & League assisting with Opposition Analysis. In December 2016 Narelle was appointed Head Coach of the 2017 GFC Women’s team that participated in the inaugural SANFL Women’s League (SANFLW) from November 2016 - March 2017 - including coordination of club resources and program design of both pre & in season structure.

Coaching Accreditation & achievements

Level 1 AFL Coaching accreditation 2010
Level 2 AFL Coach accreditation 2013
Assistant Coach SA Youth Girls 2010 – 2012
Assistant Coach SA Senior Women’s 2011
Head Coach SA Senior Women’s 2013 – 2016
SA Female Talent Academy 2010 – 2013
Head Coach Under 18 MPWFC 2012
High Performance Academy AFL Women’s – Visy Park 2012
Head Coach MPWFC Senior Women’s Division 1 2013 – 2015
Premiership Coach SAWFL Division 1 MPWFC 2014 & 2015
Grand Final Coach in 2011, 2012 (U18 MPWFC), 2013, 2014 & 2015
Melbourne Football Club Women’s Team – Assistant Coach 2014, 2015 & 2016.
Glenelg Football Club - Reserves Assistant Coach 2016 - current
SANFLW Head Coach Glenelg Football Club 2017

Couldnt be any worse than the clown that coached the reserves last year. Should never had gotten rid of Andrew Bruce

What was wrong with Mick?

[Booney]

Oh Glenelg, you've done it again...


GLENELG Football Club has sacked its women’s coach four games into his first season.

The Tigers parted ways with Aleks Bojanic on Monday – three days after the club slumped to a 0-4 record.

Bojanic was appointed in September to replace Narelle Smith, who was promoted to coach the club’s men’s reserves.

Glenelg’s defeats this season have been by 28, 42, 35 and two points.

Tigers football manager Paul Sandercock said the club made the decision because Bojanic lacked game-day knowledge.

“We loved his passion and commitment to the game,” Sandercock said.

“It was obviously one of his strengths and his ability to try and jell the team.

“But it was probably more just game-day knowledge and ability to sort of get the best out of the team on match days, and I suppose for us it was just his lack of knowledge on game days.

“Really, we weren’t terribly result-orientated.

“I mean everyone wants to win games of footy, but it certainly wasn’t based on that.

“I think it was being able to actually teach them a game style and structure and then having a consistent approach to it on game day.

“I think that’s more where it sat with us.”

Bojanic joined Glenelg in September after four seasons coaching amateur club Blackfriars Old Scholars, where he won a division six premiership in 2014.

He took over a Tigers side that had finished third with a 3-3 record under Smith last year.

[Corona Man]

Oh Glenelg, you've done it again...


GLENELG Football Club has sacked its women’s coach four games into his first season.

The Tigers parted ways with Aleks Bojanic on Monday – three days after the club slumped to a 0-4 record.

Bojanic was appointed in September to replace Narelle Smith, who was promoted to coach the club’s men’s reserves.

Glenelg’s defeats this season have been by 28, 42, 35 and two points.

Tigers football manager Paul Sandercock said the club made the decision because Bojanic lacked game-day knowledge.

“We loved his passion and commitment to the game,” Sandercock said.

“It was obviously one of his strengths and his ability to try and jell the team.

“But it was probably more just game-day knowledge and ability to sort of get the best out of the team on match days, and I suppose for us it was just his lack of knowledge on game days.

“Really, we weren’t terribly result-orientated.

“I mean everyone wants to win games of footy, but it certainly wasn’t based on that.

“I think it was being able to actually teach them a game style and structure and then having a consistent approach to it on game day.

“I think that’s more where it sat with us.”

Bojanic joined Glenelg in September after four seasons coaching amateur club Blackfriars Old Scholars, where he won a division six premiership in 2014.

He took over a Tigers side that had finished third with a 3-3 record under Smith last year.

Boj will be devo with that news..... coached my lad up in the Hills a few seasons back.

[am Bays]

Oh Glenelg, you've done it again...

Hey, don't say we don't discriminate, mens team coaches, womens team coaches, we sack em all!!

[Brodlach]

Might have a position already

[vics01]

GLENELG Football Club has sacked its women’s coach

Really no one to teach dish washing and selling of pies and pasties??

[mighty_tiger_79]

Wtf is 'jell' ???

[Corona Man]

Wtf is 'jell' ???

Similar to gel I think.

[daysofourlives]

Well there you go, i didnt even know the womens comp had started. Why would it run at the same time as the AWFUL
Give it a couple years and the mens will mirror this

[Magellan]

Wtf is 'jell' ???

This is Jello, does that help?

[Mr Beefy]

Wtf is 'jell' ???

This is Jello, does that help?

That isn't what I picture in my mind when we talk women and jello.

[Panther Pack]

Wonder if Graham "Studley" Cornes would be interested in coaching the bays women's team......

[Corona Man]

Wonder if Graham "Studley" Cornes would be interested in coaching the bays women's team......

Think you will find he already has back in the 80’s.

[am Bays]

Wonder if Graham "Studley" Cornes would be interested in coaching the bays women's team......

Think you will find he already has back in the 80’s.

North fans know....

[Booney]

Nothing like a black and white photo to put someone in their place.

[Dutchy]

Nothing like a black and white photo to put someone in their place.

Prefer some teal in there?

[Wedgie]

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