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Brendan McCartney left his position as coach of the Western Bulldogs on Friday. According to president Peter Gordon, the coach’s demise was due to a breakdown in communication with the players.

After the Bulldogs’ lackluster season finale, McCartney’s future was called into question. However, three days earlier, Gordon denied rumors that the coach was on the verge of losing his job in September.

Gordon said that McCartney’s downfall was directly caused by dissatisfied captain Ryan Griffen’s shocking trade request to Greater Western Sydney.

Gordon remarked, “I questioned Macca whether his best judgment was whether he could overcome these new barriers,” during McCartney’s absence from Friday’s Whitten Oval news conference.

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On Friday, Brendan McCartney resigned from his role as Western Bulldogs coach. President Peter Gordon stated that a breakdown in communication between the coach and the players was the cause of the coach’s death.

Following the Bulldogs’ dull season finale, there were doubts about McCartney’s future. But three days prior, Gordon refuted reports circulating that the coach will be let go in September.

Gordon said that disgruntled captain Ryan Griffen’s startling desire for a move to Greater Western Sydney was the direct cause of McCartney’s demise.

During McCartney’s absence from Friday’s Whitten Oval press conference, Gordon said, “I questioned Macca whether his best judgment was whether he could overcome these new impediments.”