PAFC 2025

[gadj1976]

I find it odd they would announce him leaving this time in a season. Awkward with Carr the next two months?

They have to reappoint them by 1 August from memory. That gives them time to get a new gig for next season. I'm hoping Carlton move on their entire assistant coaching squad too.

[Brodlach]

Tredders to step straight in as forwards coach / finance manager

He make the club profitable, instead of paying bills he’d just send IOU’s

[Jim05]

Tredders to step straight in as forwards coach / finance manager

He make the club profitable, instead of paying bills he’d just send IOU’s

But the crowd only have to give a gold doubloon donation to attend?

[Booney]

I’m not sure every thing is peachy down Queen Street way…

[Lightning McQueen]

Tredders to step straight in as forwards coach / finance manager

He make the club profitable, instead of paying bills he’d just send IOU’s

Our currency will operate with Pokemon cards.

[wenchbarwer]

Tredders to step straight in as forwards coach / finance manager

He make the club profitable, instead of paying bills he’d just send IOU’s

Our currency will operate with Pokemon cards.

Mate, do that properly and you guys could be rolling in it!

[MW]

Interesting last comment by Kane on Chad last night, that he thinks his loyalty to Hinkley cost him his job

[mots02]

I’m not sure every thing is peachy down Queen Street way…

You will hear about it in 2 weeks.

[amber_fluid]

Interesting last comment by Kane on Chad last night, that he thinks his loyalty to Hinkley cost him his job

How has he been an assistant at the one club for so long?
Surely you step up or step out

[MW]

Interesting last comment by Kane on Chad last night, that he thinks his loyalty to Hinkley cost him his job

How has he been an assistant at the one club for so long?
Surely you step up or step out

How have any of them been there for so long...being so (mathematically) close to a GF I guess makes clubs hesitant to change.

[bertiebeatle1]

Interesting last comment by Kane on Chad last night, that he thinks his loyalty to Hinkley cost him his job

How has he been an assistant at the one club for so long?
Surely you step up or step out

How have any of them been there for so long...being so (mathematically) close to a GF I guess makes clubs hesitant to change.

Only Ken & Chad have been there for a fair while coaching wise. Rest of them are 4 seasons max.

Ken 2013 - 2025
Chad 2015 - 2025
Carr - 2022 - current
Goldsack (as def coach) 2023-current (not sure if he is in or out next year)
Hartlett 2024-current....... (expecting either gone or different postion next year)
Lobbe 2022-current
Willaims 2024 - current
Sutcliffe 2024 - current

[Brodlach]

Interesting last comment by Kane on Chad last night, that he thinks his loyalty to Hinkley cost him his job

How has he been an assistant at the one club for so long?
Surely you step up or step out

Runner before that too I think

[Booney]

Interesting last comment by Kane on Chad last night, that he thinks his loyalty to Hinkley cost him his job

How has he been an assistant at the one club for so long?
Surely you step up or step out

Runner before that too I think

SANFL coach at the time.

[Booney]

Interesting last comment by Kane on Chad last night, that he thinks his loyalty to Hinkley cost him his job

How has he been an assistant at the one club for so long?
Surely you step up or step out

How have any of them been there for so long...being so (mathematically) close to a GF I guess makes clubs hesitant to change.

There's no right or wrong answer but an interesting discussion. Koch has not hidden the clubs intent to work around stability in the key positions of president/chairman, CEO, Footy boss and Senior coach. No flag but the last 6 years have been pretty solid on field.

Meanwhile Carlton who change coaches like some people change jocks are a basket case and their decision now, I think amber has alluded to him preferring to stick fat with Voss, has to decide if they change again or look to stabilize.

But to MW's point I know the PAFC executive wanted to continue to chase top 4 berths. Then the debate about not having the coach or cattle to go to the pinnacle commences but that was so yesterday on here.

I'm all for not bottoming out, there are no guarantees with stripping the squad back to base bones and returning to the top. It's bloody hard and sides like Adelaide and Melbourne bucked that trend recently, lots of clubs who tore the list to pieces are still down there looking for answers.

[MW]

Would Chad consider the North Adelaide head coach role? Would that be considered a step down? In pay it would I guess.

[Booney]

Would Chad consider the North Adelaide head coach role? Would that be considered a step down? In pay it would I guess.

Wouldn't be much different in coin, that's why the clubs have been all over the AFL to lift the soft cap. Assistants are in the $140-160k range for most clubs. SANFL coaches wouldn't be far behind ( Godden was on more at the Eagles 6 or so years ago )

[MW]

Interesting last comment by Kane on Chad last night, that he thinks his loyalty to Hinkley cost him his job

How has he been an assistant at the one club for so long?
Surely you step up or step out

How have any of them been there for so long...being so (mathematically) close to a GF I guess makes clubs hesitant to change.

There's no right or wrong answer but an interesting discussion. Koch has not hidden the clubs intent to work around stability in the key positions of president/chairman, CEO, Footy boss and Senior coach. No flag but the last 6 years have been pretty solid on field.

Meanwhile Carlton who change coaches like some people change jocks are a basket case and their decision now, I think amber has alluded to him preferring to stick fat with Voss, has to decide if they change again or look to stabilize.

But to MW's point I know the PAFC executive wanted to continue to chase top 4 berths. Then the debate about not having the coach or cattle to go to the pinnacle commences but that was so yesterday on here.

I'm all for not bottoming out, there are no guarantees with stripping the squad back to base bones and returning to the top. It's bloody hard and sides like Adelaide and Melbourne bucked that trend recently, lots of clubs who tore the list to pieces are still down there looking for answers.

In a comp with 18 (soon to be 19, then likely 20), the strategies of clubs is going to be interesting. Like you said, bottom out or maintain a top 4/top 8 position, what do you do? Bottoming out for a GF tilt is one thing in a 18-20 team comp, the odds are very low you get into a GF or win it, but top 4/top 8 provides financial stability especially for a club like Port.

[Lightning McQueen]

Our currency will operate with Pokemon cards.

Mate, do that properly and you guys could be rolling in it!

Yeah, so my son tells me.

[mots02]

Interesting last comment by Kane on Chad last night, that he thinks his loyalty to Hinkley cost him his job

How has he been an assistant at the one club for so long?
Surely you step up or step out

Runner before that too I think

SANFL coach at the time.

2017 SANFL GF

Chad Cornes pre game ‘I just told them they’ve earned the right to be here, you get what you deserve’

Port lose a nail biter by 1point.

Good times, good times.

[MW]

Would Chad consider the North Adelaide head coach role? Would that be considered a step down? In pay it would I guess.

Wouldn't be much different in coin, that's why the clubs have been all over the AFL to lift the soft cap. Assistants are in the $140-160k range for most clubs. SANFL coaches wouldn't be far behind ( Godden was on more at the Eagles 6 or so years ago )

That is way too low for AFL assistant. You'd think they are doing 60-70 hours a week.