Yep, owned by a 100% Australian group of football people. Next best thing after member ownership.

Well, no, you just need to read up the many articles where Burgess explained himself what he learned at Liverpool and brought to Port Adelaide and the onfield resurgence that occurred after he was at Liverpool, not before.

I thought worth re-posting and to add, no direct quotes about Sports Science to even take out of context here. It's just rumours rather than any statements made by Joyce in the press about it. Now that would be a worry! As somebody else said too, you often get change with new regimes and it was odd he didn't bring his own assistants but maybe was open or signed conditionally by City to take on their established set-up. There can be differing expectations with such scenarios, from signing the contract overseas to actually arriving at the club and managing football operations day-to-day, so as you say The Frenchman, the operative word could still be, 'yet'.

Also, much is made of his time at Manchester United, yet one could say: if he was soo successful then why isn't he still there? But on the other side of the coin, it's a bedding down period and the proof will be once the season kicks in and we see the performance levels and results. Experienced figures like Cahill and Jacobsen won't muck around if anything not to standard either. PV4 may be right in-so-far as, Miller had the results early, but the off-field difficulties still under-mined and saw his Jets stint end early. Coaches need full backing from the clubs who appointed them or their regimes won't last. Glory fans know that well, in terms of what happened to Alistair Edwards over here.

I've always admired Onslow!

LOL!

True.