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AFLW 2024 - Round 9 - Indigenous Round - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
The irony of Kenny calling anyone else "uneducated".
Maybe kens son is uneducatedA guy I work with just emailed me with the news that someone he knows has been speaking with Ken's son - our beloved coach is 100% GONE!!!
"Uneducated".
Ask your work colleague to ask their acquaintance if that means Ken's son is going tooA guy I work with just emailed me with the news that someone he knows has been speaking with Ken's son - our beloved coach is 100% GONE!!!
We'll just have to let it play out, but it does sound as if there may shortly be cause for a ginormous party at Alberton .Ask your work colleague to ask their acquaintance if that means Ken's son is going too
I flagged this over a month ago that come finals time Hinkley will be in total control and he doesn't listen to other people. Least of all non-Victorians who know nothing about da foodball.Jimmy Bartel and co on Classified just tore the coaching group to pieces, was really shocked by how poor they were tactically aganst the cats and how they failed to try any adjustments. Unfortunately carr is part of this group, does he have a voice or is he agreeing to this crap.
Yes, that's you he's talking about."Uneducated".
The Stinkley of soccer
And the Vic media will pile on with glee.I think all we will hear for the next 2 weeks is how uneducated and shit the Port Power are and how ungrateful we are.
And it will be how everyone interfered with the Camperdown Oracles greatness and cost him multiple flags.
A guy I work with just emailed me with the news that someone he knows has been speaking with Ken's son - our beloved coach is 100% GONE!!!
He is such an uneducated bogan who thinks you can player "harderer" through injury.Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley says assertions that a loss to Hawthorn in the semi-final will spend the end of his tenure at the Power are “uneducated” and “not facts”.
The Power will be looking to keep its season alive against a red-hot Hawks outfit at Adelaide Oval on Friday night.
The Power’s horror loss to Geelong in the qualifying final heaped pressure back on Hinkley as Port’s poor finals record of late continued.
Hinkley is contracted until the end of 2025 but it is now considered likely that a straight-sets exit, for the second year in a row, could force the Power to make a decision on the 12-year senior coach with assistant Josh Carr waiting in the wings.
In his media conference prior to the game Hinkley said assertions a loss could be the end of his time at Alberton were “uneducated”.
“I’m not going to be a smart-arse here in any way shape or form, but I am contracted,” he said.
“That is what the board have told me all the way through, they have showed me great support the entire journey and I trust that will be the same.
“It is uneducated, it is not facts. What are the facts?
“I get why the conversation keeps coming up, but the reality is – deal with the facts.
“I am preparing this week to help our team try and get our team to a preliminary final, that has too much riding on it for me to go into any of those places you want me to go and I just won’t go there.”
With Dan Houston (suspended) and Kane Farrell (hamstring) already sidelined, the Power’s hopes copped another hit on Wednesday morning when Ryan Burton was ruled out with a calf issue.
Small forward Jed McEntee looks set to be dropped, with the Power weighing up whether to go tall and recall Todd Marshall in his place.
Star midfielder Zak Butters will play despite nursing sore ribs.
Hinkey warned the Hawks to “bring it on” if they targeted Butters physically.
Hinkley will equal Mark Williams as coaching the most games for the Power on Friday night.
Despite the speculation about his future, he said it was not the biggest week of his coaching career.
“We have an opportunity to prepare play in a semi final which gives you an opportunity to play in a prelim final, so it has been pretty easy to keep our focus on what we need to do this week,” he said.
“I think that is not stuff that we worry on because we exactly know what we are doing internally and the direction we are going, we don’t need to get distracted by anything other than this week’s performance.
“Reality is you reflect on those things after your career and hopefully there is a lot more to go.”
Simeon Thomas-Wilson
How this nepo job doesn't get more scrutiny I'll never understand.
Football analytics seems like one of our biggest weaknesses.