The Sydney Swans chief was considered a frontrunner for the league’s head of football role, but says he won’t be applying.
that Richmond boss Brendon Gale – who was seen as the natural fit for the role after missing out on the top job to Dillon – wouldn’t be considering an approach from league headquarters, and instead would be staying at Punt Road, at least for the time being.
A senior industry source, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the issue is confidential, said Dillon was likely to have three direct reports as part of his executive team. “A surprise in a way, but not surprising in another [that he’s left],” Scott said at a media conference on Wednesday. “He’ll be a real loss for us, but the opportunity for us is that he’s informed us early enough that we have an opportunity to either restructure our football department or directly replace him.”Will Avery fly back to his Tassie nest
Formerly at the AFL, Avery has worked his way up at franchise club Greater Western Sydney to essentially be second in charge under chief executive officer Dave Matthews.can reveal that Avery and the state government are in discussions about him heading up Stadiums Tasmania, a new body that will oversee Blundstone Arena in Hobart, UTAS Stadium in Launceston and, most importantly, the new boutique stadium at Macquarie Point.
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