Herald Sun reporting Dew has inked a two year extension. Could be announced as early as tomorrow.
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Gold Coast has committed to re-signing Stuart Dewwith the Suns coach set to ink a two-year deal to be announced as early as Wednesday.PLAYERCARDSTARTStuart Dew
- Age
- 45
- Ht
- 183cm
- Wt
- 99kg
- Pos.
- M/F
CareerSeasonLast 5
- D
- 13.1
- 3star
- K
- 9.1
- 4star
- HB
- 4.0
- 3star
- M
- 2.9
- 3star
- T
- 1.7
- 4star
No current season stats available
- D
- 12.2
- 3star
- K
- 9.0
- 4star
- HB
- 3.2
- 3star
- M
- 2.8
- 3star
- T
- 1.8
- 4star
PLAYERCARDEND
The Herald Sun can exclusively reveal the Suns have brought forward the negotiations for Dew, who entered the season under massive pressure given the spectre of four-time premiership coach Alastair Clarkson potentially replacing him at the expansion club.
But after a brilliant coaching performance under extreme hardship this season, the Suns believe Dew is their man for the foreseeable future.
It is a watershed moment for the Suns who finally look set for a strong period of on-field success after a series of false dawns and the sackings of inaugural coach Guy McKenna and his replacement Rodney Eade.
We can still make it this year2 years to get us into finals or he's out
May the sausage roll shortage continue for many years to come.Congratulations to everyone involved.
We finally made it to a legitimate status.
One of which a club has actually re-Signed a coach not only sacked them.
Well done to Dew for pulling his finger out and working on his flaws
Hopefully it’s a one and one deal but regardless he is signed up so we need to get behind him. I can see the wheels falling off now he’s safeNot a fan of this. Team is having a decent run but Dew isn’t the man to lead us.
I’d believe Dew would of preferred a 4-5 year deal.Not a fan of this. Team is having a decent run but Dew isn’t the man to lead us.
Good call. Back him in. Hopefully next year is a big year for usCongratulations to everyone involved.
We finally made it to a legitimate status.
One of which a club has actually re-Signed a coach not only sacked them.
Well done to Dew for pulling his finger out and working on his flaws
That has to be the expectation and benchmark. Otherwise it’s 7 years without making a dent in the competition.Now the question is, looking into the crystal ball, what does Dew need to do in 2 years time to get a further extension?
Is it to be in finals? On my podcast tonight, we suggested he should be winning a final in 2 years time, does that sound fair?
Probably finals if not missing out by percentage.Now the question is, looking into the crystal ball, what does Dew need to do in 2 years time to get a further extension?
Is it to be in finals? On my podcast tonight, we suggested he should be winning a final in 2 years time, does that sound fair?
This.I think finals next year
Winning a final the following year
would be expectation.
That future list breakdown looks very promising Add a couple of more A / B+ grade outside/inside mids with speed who can kick, and a genuine KPD and we will hopefully have the depth to push hard into finals.Fast forward 2 years and we definitely have the age profile to be winning finals, with the level of talent on our list, you would have to expect this.
There will be a good mix of dependable role players and potential match winners
At the moment, we are still playing with a number of players with minimal experience - and I think that's what has let us down in some recent matches. We keep getting games into these best 25-30 players, in 2023-2024 we have to expect they're ready to step up.
Midfielders
Witts - 32
Miller - 28
Swallow - 31
Anderson - 23
Rowell - 23
Davies - 22
Ellis - 31
Sharp - 22
Forwards
King - 24
Rankine - 24
Ainsworth - 26
Chol - 27
Jeffrey - 22
Holman - 29
Defenders
Ballard - 24
Collins - 30
Powell - 24
Budarick - 23
Weller - 28
Lemmens - 29
Utilities
Bowes - 26
Lukosius - 24
Wild Cards
Rosas - 23
Hollands - 21
Andrew - 21
Moyle - 22
Flanders - 23
Farrar - 27
Walter - 19
We struck pure gold with Shaw, be worth trying it again.To help Dewy push the club forward - could David Noble have a break after his ordeal at Norf, and come to us as an advisor / CEO type.
So well respected in the game, and a great administrator.
I can't see any downside, unless he feels he needs more of a break than 10 weeks - or he's going to call it quits on all footy gigs.
Would be a huge plus to our club.