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Chris Scott Post Game | Round 11 Press Conference Takeaways

See what Geelong coach Chris Scott had to say following Geelong's clash with Sydney

We have got a high level of respect obviously for both teams. I am not sure which one is better, but I know they are both in the conversation to be the best team in the comp at the moment.

There is always a bit of trepidation when you know the strengths of the opposition teams so well, but it is pleasing to get the outcome.

I don't think any of the teams at the moment are coming away, or the teams at the top anyway, are coming away thinking that they wouldn't be a chance.

Breaking: Brad Scott sacked as Essendon coach

Essendon has sacked Brad Scott as head coach. (AAP: James Ross)

Brad Scott has been stood down as head coach of Essendon.

The Bombers have just one win in 2026 and are on the bottom of the AFL ladder.

Essendon will face the West Coast Eagles in Perth on Sunday evening.

Essendon has sacked head coach Brad Scott as the Bombers languish at the bottom of the AFL ladder.

The Bombers have managed just one win in their past 24 AFL matches, and are coming off a disappointing loss to fellow strugglers Richmond last weekend.

He departs the club after 80 games at the helm, for 29 wins, 50 losses and one draw.

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Brad Scott sacked as Essendon coach pays price for dismal start to AFL season

Scott leaves after run of just one win in 11 games in 2026

Essendon have sacked coach Brad Scott with over a year remaining on his contract. Scott, 50, pays the price for the Bombers’ dismal start to the AFL season, having won just one of their first 11 games.

The final straw was seemingly Essendon’s ugly loss to Richmond on Friday night that anchored the Bombers to the bottom of the ladder.

Essendon this year also equalled their club-record losing streak of 17 games, which included the final 13 matches of their 2025 campaign.

The Bombers famously have not won a final since the 2004 elimination final and that unwanted streak is set to continue this year.

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