North Melbourne coach Alastair Clarkson says he's not worried about contract as Kangaroos set to miss finals
North Melbourne AFL coach Alastair Clarkson has stated he is not seeking a contract extension despite the team's ongoing struggles. He emphasized the need for club stability and patience as the team continues its rebuilding phase.
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Alastair Clarkson is set to miss finals in his fourth season in charge of North Melbourne. ( Getty Images: AFL Photos/Michael Willson )
North Melbourne coach Alastair Clarkson says he won't be pushing for a contract extension in the off-season after another frustrating year for the Kangaroos.
Clarkson has one year left on his five-year contract, and he urged the club to mimic others like Brisbane and Adelaide by "sticking to the path".
The Kangaroos, who are 13th on the ladder, face a challenging run home starting with Western Bulldogs on Thursday night.
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As Clarkson comes towards the end of his fourth season in charge, North will spend a 10th-straight year without experiencing finals action.
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