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Paul has left the club to enhance his career in teaching and sport.
A young family also came into it.
Thanks for setting up and winning the flag,wish him well in the future.
No idea who will get the gig but I heard an Andrew Shakespeare mentioned, believe he is an assistant.
To be fair, may not be the worst thing. The team looked relatively bereft of ideas tactically by the end of last year.
Nathan Burke appointed AFLw coach. https://m.westernbulldogs.com.au/new...-aflw-bulldogs
Nathan Burke the st Kilda guy who hates the Bulldogs? That's an interesting appointment.
First thing I thought tooQuote:
Originally Posted by Twodogs
It's a bit like if GWS appointed an ex Bulldog player as senior coach. Wait, what?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bulldog Revolution
He's seen the light!Quote:
Originally Posted by Twodogs
or is going to do to us what Malthouse did to Collingwood.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grantysghost
That is my fear.Quote:
Originally Posted by KT31
Agree. The only thing I care about is if he is a good coach. Time will tell.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grantysghost
Would think him and Bevo are mates too as would have spen,t time together at the Aints Great addition to the team I think.
Bevo never started at the Saints? He got the job but quit before he started, however, they could be mates anyhow.Quote:
Originally Posted by strebla
No but I am sure they played together during Bevo' stint there. Bevo' dad was also the head recruiter there for many many years .
argh could haveQuote:
Originally Posted by strebla
Dogs coach inks contract extension after improved season
WESTERN Bulldogs AFLW coach Nathan Burke has signed a two-year contract extension, tying him to the club until the end of the 2023 season.
The Dogs were a vastly improved side this year, bouncing back from a one-win season in Burke's first year to finish eighth of 14 teams, with five out of nine wins.
Burke made a bold statement at the club's season launch, declaring the Bulldogs were aiming for two AFLW flags by 2025.
"I've signed quite a few contracts in my time as a player, but I don't think I've ever been as excited as I was signing this one," Burke said.
"Debbie Lee and I started on a journey together two years ago, so to be able to continue that with Deb and the players is wonderful.
"I've loved every moment so far – going to training is a highlight of my week."
A St Kilda legend, the 51-year-old was involved with the Saints VFLW team and coached Vic Metro before taking the step to AFLW level.
He coached against daughter and Saint Alice in round one this year.
The club's head of women's football Debbie Lee said Burke had made an immediate impact in his first two years at the club.
"We are thrilled to have Nathan continue as senior coach of our AFLW program," Lee said.
"He has a great connection with our playing group, and combined with his simple and adaptable game plan, has resulted in significant improvement this season.
"We are excited that Nathan has signed on for a further two years, as this will enable us to further build on our foundations and ensure we continue to be competitive in the AFLW competition."
There has been movement in the AFLW coaching ranks of late, with Gold Coast's David Lake and Geelong's Paul Hood resigning, while Melbourne's Mick Stinear has also signed a two-year deal.