Stuart Dew has experienced AFL from two different perspectives, A player and a coach. Stuart Dew played AFL footy for Port Adelaide and Hawthorn. Stuart Dew  then become an assistant coach at Sydney before he moved to Queensland to take on the role as  head coach at Gold Coast from 2018 to present. He has several achievements such as 2x AFL premiership player (2004,2008), Port Adelaide Leading Goalkicker (2002), SANFL premiership player (2000). 

In Today’s episode Stuart shares with us 

-          If he originally started playing footy in school.

-          Who, what and why made him start playing footy.

-          What his experience was debuting with a brand-new footy team in the late 90’s.

-          What the feeling was when he won the premiership in 2004.

-          What made him decided to come out of retirement and play for Hawthorn in 2008.

-          What the feeling was when he won the premiership in 2008 with Hawthorn.

-          Why he decided to become head coach of the suns.

-          Does he put more time in being a coach or a player.

-          What does he look for in a player.

-          If he has any overall goals for the club.