'Feel Like My Life's Shot': Clarkson Opens up on Axing
Clarkson said the club’s public explanation and allegations against him have left his wife and children devastated, while he disputes the reasons for his removal.
- On Wednesday, North Melbourne sacked four-time premiership coach Alastair Clarkson despite one year remaining on his contract. Clarkson claimed the manner of his dismissal left his family "publicly humiliated."
- President Sonja Hood and football operations boss Todd Viney ratified the decision at a Monday board meeting, citing "gaping holes" in the team's game plan following a performance review.
- Clarkson denied allegations regarding his conduct with Essendon AFLW players in a lift incident on August 23. He stated he was "blindsided" and felt the club "danced on my grave" during termination.
- Former player David King criticized the club's blunt public assessment of Clarkson. North has commenced a recruitment process to replace the veteran coach.
- Premiership coaches John Longmire and Adam Simpson are potential candidates for the role, though the club may also consider highly-rated assistants following first-time coaches Steven King and Josh Fraser's success this year.
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Cats’ players press AFLPA to assist Kolodjashnij return; Kangas veteran says, ‘we loved Clarko’
Geelong forward Gryan Miers says he’s advocating for a solution to the impasse that’s kepts Jake Kolodjashnij out of football, while North Melbourne’s Luke McDonald said the sacking of coach Alastair Clarkson has been a difficult time.
‘I feel like my life’s shot’: Alastair Clarkson’s first interview after his brutal North Melbourne sacking
This article features an exclusive interview between sacked North Melbourne coach Alastair Clarkson and journalist Caroline Wilson following Clarkson’s shock firing earlier in the week. Clarkson speaks about his hurt at the nature of the sacking and comments from Roos president Dr Sonja Hood while he also speaks about his relationship with football manager Todd Viney, who will remain in his role going into next season.
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