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GWS could be AFL's coach killers again
The Giants have form. Last year they stunned Port Adelaide, a crisis meeting followed and it was determined Matthew Primus would not coach the Power in 2013.
Adding to the drama is GWS coach Kevin Sheedy's history with the Demons.
The latest chapter came in 2007 when he was overlooked for their thenvacant coaching position.
"I actually went and interviewed Melbourne they thought they were interviewing me and you could see the problems coming," he recalled last year.
There was no sign of Sheedy's trademark niggle after his team's 72point loss to St Kilda on Saturday, a result soured by a seasonending knee injury to Jonathon Patton.
Sheedy was all business, terming it a crucial game for his winless club.
"My mind will be on coaching our team," he said.
"We're in the bottom four and we've got to get out of there. That's our main aim, and that's why the game is important next week."
Sheedy added there was "no doubt" the Demons were ahead of his side.
"Melbourne won more games than us last year . they beat us well last year and played very, very well."
The Giants will be without 19yearold Patton for the rest of the season.
GWS is yet to decide on his method of treatment, but given the 2011 No.1 draft pick's age it is expected he will have a traditional knee reconstruction.
"We have every confidence that he will work just as hard again to get back to full fitness and his absence is an opportunity for other players at the club to step up," Giants football manager Graeme Allan said.
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