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AFLW: Mick Stinear Signs on Until 2024

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He’s been doing a good job overall so well worth the extension. I had my doubts a few years ago. The handball happy game plan just wasn’t working. He corrected mid season and us got to a prelim. Since then the performance of the team has been very good. No shame losing out to the crows the last 2 years. Looks to have the pieces in place this year for a red hot cracks

And he obviously has a great relationship with the players

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    Perfect. Daisy can go do her 2 year apprenticeship at the Cats and take over from Mick in 2025 after his 9th season in charge. 

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    4 hours ago, FarNorthernD said:

    Perfect. Daisy can go do her 2 year apprenticeship at the Cats and take over from Mick in 2025 after his 9th season in charge. 

    I don't know, Daisy might be running the AFL by then 😉

    As for Mick, well, he got in on the ground floor and has put in the hard yards over many years - which can't be said about everyone in the AFLW coaching space. We've been really lucky to have someone like this build the foundation of our team, which will hopefully be recognised more in time. A lot of sacrifices along the way, I'd imagine. He's developed with the role and would be sought after by pretty much any club in the league now.

    One thing left to do, nine seasons, and hopefully a smooth transition to our next phase and his.

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