The struggling Essendon AFL club keeps coach Ben Rutten in place for now despite an 84-point defeat to Port Adelaide, however president Paul Brasher quits his role as pressure rises at the Bombers.
Ben Rutten's role as coach of Essendon appears safe for now after a day of conflicting reports, with the Bombers confirming the resignation of club president Paul Brasher.Embattled Bombers coach Ben Rutten will not be sacked following a chaotic day at EssendonDave Barham will take over from Brasher
The loss to the Power capped a disappointing season that has seen the Bombers languishing in 15th spot after making the finals last year. Following a board meeting on Monday, Bombers chief executive Xavier Campbell spoke briefly to reporters. "There will be a statement from the club later today regarding the leadership of the board, and also further analysis the board want to do around our football program to drive improvement."The club later announced that Brasher would leave his role as Essendon president with Dave Barham to take over.
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