Essendon’s president told me he believed Scott would be their next flag coach. Here’s what changed
Essendon Football Club's president recently expressed confidence in coach Brad Scott's potential to lead the team to a premiership. However, following a disappointing season, Scott has been let go, marking another coaching change for the club. This decision has sparked mixed reactions among fans and analysts, highlighting the ongoing challenges within the organization.
- ▪Andrew Welsh previously stated that the Essendon board believed Brad Scott could be their next premiership coach.
- ▪Scott's tenure ended after a poor win-loss record and internal conflicts within the club.
- ▪The decision to terminate Scott's contract has left fans hopeful for a change in direction.
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| Publication time | Tue, 26 May 2026 16:00:04 +1000 |
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