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8th October 2015, 02:13 PM
http://sturtfc.com.au/sturtfc-news/senior-coach-announced
8 October, 2015
Sturt Football Club has appointed Martin Mattner as its Senior Coach.
A respected coach and footballer Mattner joins the Double Blues from the Sydney Swans Football Club.
Mattner, 33 years, has spent the previous two years in the roles of Assistant & Development Coach at the Swans.
From Ki Ki in South Australia, Mattner was a talented player for the Double Blues where he played 47 league games and was part of the 2002 Premiership side.
The Adelaide Football Club drafted him in 2002 and in 2008 he was traded to the Sydney Swans where he played in the 2012 premiership side. Mattner retired in 2013 having played 222 AFL games.
Sturt President Jason Kilic said the Board had no hesitation in endorsing Mattner as Senior Coach.
�The feedback we have received about Mattner reinforces what we already knew � He is a quality individual and an outstanding football person who has been involved in a football culture second to none,� Kilic said.
General Manager Football Shane Grimm said Mattner was a perfect fit for the current playing group.
�Mattner is a respected figure in Australian Rules Football and the right man to lead our Club down a path of sustained success,� Grimm said.
�Our search was thorough and intensive and we interviewed numerous outstanding candidates, however Mattner emerged as the standout, possessing an astute football mind and team-first approach.�
Mattner said he was honoured to become the Club�s 19th and first full time Senior Coach.
�I would like to thank the Board for its belief and trust,� Mattner said.
�I am 100 percent committed to this challenge. Sturt has a good list and I am excited to be involved with the restructure of the Club�s football department."
�My focus will be team first, hard work and superior habits.�
8 October, 2015
Sturt Football Club has appointed Martin Mattner as its Senior Coach.
A respected coach and footballer Mattner joins the Double Blues from the Sydney Swans Football Club.
Mattner, 33 years, has spent the previous two years in the roles of Assistant & Development Coach at the Swans.
From Ki Ki in South Australia, Mattner was a talented player for the Double Blues where he played 47 league games and was part of the 2002 Premiership side.
The Adelaide Football Club drafted him in 2002 and in 2008 he was traded to the Sydney Swans where he played in the 2012 premiership side. Mattner retired in 2013 having played 222 AFL games.
Sturt President Jason Kilic said the Board had no hesitation in endorsing Mattner as Senior Coach.
�The feedback we have received about Mattner reinforces what we already knew � He is a quality individual and an outstanding football person who has been involved in a football culture second to none,� Kilic said.
General Manager Football Shane Grimm said Mattner was a perfect fit for the current playing group.
�Mattner is a respected figure in Australian Rules Football and the right man to lead our Club down a path of sustained success,� Grimm said.
�Our search was thorough and intensive and we interviewed numerous outstanding candidates, however Mattner emerged as the standout, possessing an astute football mind and team-first approach.�
Mattner said he was honoured to become the Club�s 19th and first full time Senior Coach.
�I would like to thank the Board for its belief and trust,� Mattner said.
�I am 100 percent committed to this challenge. Sturt has a good list and I am excited to be involved with the restructure of the Club�s football department."
�My focus will be team first, hard work and superior habits.�