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Correct, Davis had absolutely NOTHING to do with the men's team. He was the senior assistant to Scott Gowans in the AFLW program. Those decisions would be made by Gowans, Kate Mahony, and Tom Harley (before he left).
Did Davis in fact report to Cox? My understanding is that he reported into the W as senior assistant ie to Gowans. He may also have had other roles that I'm not aware of. Anyone know more?
Stop ruining the narrative.
Amartey's injuries are preventable. They are mainly soft tissue. These injuries can be prevented by a fitness program designed to strengthen those problem areas of his body.
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I think a lot of Sam's soft tissue injuries were preventable too. Strengthen the areas that are weakest and give them some resilience. I don't think our conditioning staff think that way. My brother, who is now an ICU Nurse aas a Fitness Trainer, Trained the Norwood Footy club in a Premiership year, believed if you work on your weaknesses, your strengths also improve.
Okay - I stand corrected.
Well done , summed it up and now END of any other shit that people make up to suit !When it was announced he was leaving the club back in August, it was referenced in his farewell profile, it said: "...more recently as the senior assistant-coach of the AFLW team, which included a stint as caretaker coach."
So going into the just-concluded AFLW season, was he still a part of the coaching panel prior to the season starting or involved in some capacity, or had he already decided to leave? As it was announced on August 13 Lachie Hunter was joining the coaching panel.
The interesting thing was what he said on SEN. The audio isn't available anymore, but when he was interviewed on SEN the day after the announcement in August, he said this:
"I've had a variety of roles at the Swans and I've probably just hit my head on the ceiling a little bit. There was probably only two spots to go into, but obviously Coxy is the coach of the men's and Scotty Gowans is the coach of the women's.
He further went on to say:
The club have always been really good to me in terms of some of the other roles I have with other codes. At the start of the year I took some time off to sort of work out what I wanted to do with the next part of life and coaching. It's an opportunity to expand some of my other roles that I do across some of the other codes."
'Opportunity to expand': Swans champion flags full-time code-switch with NRL club - Yahoo News Australia
The 2005 premiership hero is leaving the Swans after holding numerous roles. Read more here.au.news.yahoo.com
He's not a former player ?
In the third episode he talks about Amartey putting too much power into the chassis being the major issue with his hamstrings (and other things). Does a great summary on each player.
I'm shocked!
Huge part of our success in 2012Gee's I loved Jetts
Took him a few games , i know Skilts wasn't a great fan at the startGee's I loved Jetts
Yep. Lovely fella. Put his family first in going home. Still loves the Swans.Gee's I loved Jetts
It's always an event worth celebrating when your age passes your IQ.
So what you're saying is that the Wizz has had reason to celebrate wholeheartedly since he turned 30?
I think he has been
He was great fun at the Chevron nightclub on a Saturday night after we played in Melbourne , very good handballer
