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MW wrote:

locky801 wrote:

UK Fan wrote:There is a fair chance Surjan will have a role with the Power next season you'd think

doubt that very much

Agree. Where is the value in bringing him in if he's getting sacked at SANFL level this early into a season.

100%, normally AFL clubs are only pinching the successful SANFL coaches.

Jobs for the boys would only increase the pressure on Carr next year.

Replacing Kenny with Carr and Surjan... that will go down well at Port

North Adelaide has parted ways with senor coach Jacob Surjan, installing assistant Sam Mayes as an interim mentor for the remainder of the 2025 Hostplus SANFL League season.

The Roosters currently sit in sixth place with a 2-4 win-loss record, losing their past two matches to West Adelaide and Sturt at Prospect.

“We understand this news may come as a surprise, particularly early in the season,” North Adelaide president Kris Mooney said.

“However, after careful consideration, we felt it was necessary to act decisively to give our team the best chance to achieve its full potential this year.”

Guiding North’s Reserves to the premiership in 2018, Surjan assumed the top job at Menzies Crescent in 2020, steering the Roosters into a title-decider in his first season before succumbing to Woodville-West Torrens.

The former Port Adelaide defender enjoyed another strong campaign in 2022, selected as coach of The Advertiser SANFL Team of the Year before North was pipped by one point in a thrilling Grand Final finish against Norwood.

Since then, North has been unable to feature in the major round, finishing with an 8-10 win-loss record in 2023 and 2024.

In more than five seasons in charge at Prospect, Surjan finishes with an overall 53-44 win-loss record.

“We know this is an incredibly tough time for Jacob and his family, as well as our broader club community,” Mooney said.

”We sincerely thank Jacob for his dedication and leadership, and we also express our appreciation to his wife Alison and children for their involvement and support.”

Mayes, who retired from playing at North at the end of the 2024 season, is the club’s Head of Development and is also in charge of the West End State team’s defence as an assistant coach.

“We have full confidence in Sam’s ability to guide the playing group through this transition,” Mooney said.

“The board will, in due course, commence the search for a permanent senior coach for the 2026 season and beyond and will provide further updates.”


https://sanfl.com.au/league/news/north- ... ob-surjan/

UK Fan wrote:There is a fair chance Surjan will have a role with the Power next season you'd think

Other than a connection with Carr. Why?

What does he bring to the table?

mots02 wrote:

UK Fan wrote:There is a fair chance Surjan will have a role with the Power next season you'd think

Other than a connection with Carr. Why?

What does he bring to the table?

Headaches

UK Fan wrote:

locky801 wrote:

UK Fan wrote:There is a fair chance Surjan will have a role with the Power next season you'd think

doubt that very much

Rumour has it Carr has a role for him ready to go

A Carr and Surjan combo just makes me think of Chester and Spike on the Looney Tunes cartoons

locky801 wrote:

mots02 wrote:

UK Fan wrote:There is a fair chance Surjan will have a role with the Power next season you'd think

Other than a connection with Carr. Why?

What does he bring to the table?

Headaches

Panadol to replace GFG as co-major sponsor.

mots02 wrote:

UK Fan wrote:

locky801 wrote:

UK Fan wrote:There is a fair chance Surjan will have a role with the Power next season you'd think

doubt that very much

Rumour has it Carr has a role for him ready to go

A Carr and Surjan combo just makes me think of Chester and Spike on the Looney Tunes cartoons

If only you knew.

Do tell

mots02 wrote:

UK Fan wrote:

locky801 wrote:

UK Fan wrote:There is a fair chance Surjan will have a role with the Power next season you'd think

doubt that very much

Rumour has it Carr has a role for him ready to go

A Carr and Surjan combo just makes me think of Chester and Spike on the Looney Tunes cartoons

Surjan certainly has the voice for Chester

wenchbarwer wrote:

MW wrote:

locky801 wrote:

UK Fan wrote:There is a fair chance Surjan will have a role with the Power next season you'd think

doubt that very much

Agree. Where is the value in bringing him in if he's getting sacked at SANFL level this early into a season.

100%, normally AFL clubs are only pinching the successful SANFL coaches.

Jobs for the boys would only increase the pressure on Carr next year.

David Noble says hello

mots02 wrote:

UK Fan wrote:There is a fair chance Surjan will have a role with the Power next season you'd think

Other than a connection with Carr. Why?

What does he bring to the table?

Port Magpies coach

UK Fan wrote:David Noble says hello

And that worked out really well for him

I said SACK SURGEON years ago and you all laughed at me.....

Bi interesting to see if North improve now

southernbulldog wrote:Bi interesting to see if North improve now

they will

Heard they are rioting on Wilcox Ave. Im going to join them

southernbulldog wrote:Bi interesting to see if North improve now

Either way…

All good it was only the grog squad unhappy with the beer prices...... nothing to do with coach sacking

I blame Wedgie Ian Locky and Fish