SW should have been ditched by the league some time back for behavior less than fitting. Not sure we need or want them.

At this time of the year the armchair experts are out in force....loving the 'bluster' from SNFC and such early confidence....wonder if they can maintain on/off field discipline to piece together the jigsaw.

No club will be assured of success at this point and come April when Kernas fires the start gun all clubs start at 50/50.

The sling tackle at Goodies on Sat was dangerous - and the nonchalance showed by the tackler left a lot to be desired after the fact....also not sure how in this day and age of occ health and safety that it is ok to have concrete so close to the boundary....something for the league to look at

That may be so but times and standards have changed

Damien Boots a well credentialed and respected coach and demonstrated this on Sat with his second Div 2 premiership in a few years...not a ROCS fan but good luck to them

Glenunga have acted swiftly....what are the odds PNU will be the next to act?

Surprise with Iggies rolling Flinders Park?

So if that is the case the move to change a coach mid season is a little baffling unless it reflects a cultural issue or personality clash scenario......those who make the decisions hide behind boardroom doors and don't take the wrap for a poor appointment in the first place

In a way its sad to see the demise of Uni as a club - they are the victims of changing nature of Universities and the student cohort - they are a proud club with a long tradition in the Ammos/Adel Footy League and I for one hope they bounce back and don't slide into the abyss in years to come like so many other clubs now languishing in Div 5/6......playing at that ground in front of the heritage grandstand was a treat

And no I am not a Uni stalwart

So it’s looks like PNuFC decision to part ways with Coach Cini has seen them survive in Division 1. Wonder where Cini will take his act next.

Big finals series coming -ROCS probably the best coached outfit so be interesting to see where they land.