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Tamara Hyett to coach Western Bulldogs

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An obvious tick for our AFLW program, but presumably losing a senior assistant coach leaves a significant hole to be filled.

Hopefully we can find a quality person to come in and support the group, because it is clear that things went well off script in the last month of last season.

https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/news/1076473/dogs-appoint-former-dees-assistant-tamara-hyett-as-aflw-coach

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    9 hours ago, poita said:

    An obvious tick for our AFLW program, but presumably losing a senior assistant coach leaves a significant hole to be filled.

    Hopefully we can find a quality person to come in and support the group, because it is clear that things went well off script in the last month of last season.

    https://www.afl.com.au/aflw/news/1076473/dogs-appoint-former-dees-assistant-tamara-hyett-as-aflw-coach

    I am not sure that Tamara was with us last year One post said she was and another she was with us till 2022.

    I any case perhaps a new assistant coach will be a good thing for the group. 

    Sill appear to have a very strong squad and perhaps the disappointing ending to 2023 has sorted out  the group with some good recruitment esp. Pisano as a gun small forward should add a new dimension to the forward line.

    Looking for a strong rebound from a talented united list again. 
     

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