AFL North Coast regional manager Simon Smyth issues statement amidst future governance saga: "We can - and will - be stronger together"

Isaac McIntyre
Updated July 5 2018 - 1:12pm, first published July 2 2018 - 3:30pm
Junior to senior movement, and player-base retention in the Hunter and Central Coast areas, are key for the future says AFL North Coast regional manager Simon Smyth.
Junior to senior movement, and player-base retention in the Hunter and Central Coast areas, are key for the future says AFL North Coast regional manager Simon Smyth.

Question marks continue to circle the Hunter and Central Coast region in regards to the ongoing future of AFL competitions, after AFL NSW/ACT announced they would begin to implement a new investment and governance for the 2019 season.

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Isaac McIntyre

Isaac McIntyre

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