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Gold Coast Suns Footy fans were baffled on Friday after the club published a communication statement that announced the chief coach Damien 'Dimma' Hardwick, 'came out in 2025'.
But the update, which also appeared on the social media platforms of the club, was not related to football, was part of a new sponsorship agreement with my cruises.
Many followers could not see the fun side of the trick.
'Unreal Clickbait', published one in response in X.
“Suns simply giving his fans a mini heart attack,” said a second on Instagram.
In the “announcement” of the club, you can see Hardwick heading towards the Quantum of the Seas cruise, suitcase in hand.
The three -time winner of the Premier League in Richmond then soaks in numerous characteristics that the cruise offers its passengers, before the staff member delivers a cocktail.
Hardwick then Verify the gym on board before presenting some cones before a simulated training session.
The Gold Coast Sun fans were baffled on Friday after the club published a communication statement that announced the chief coach Damien Hardwick (in the photo) was ready to 'leave in 2025'
But the update, which also appeared on the social media platforms of the club, was not related to Footy, was part of a new sponsorship agreement with My Cruises (in the photo)
In the “announcement” of the club, Hardwick can be seen in the direction of the Cruises of the Seas, a suitcase in the hand (in the photo)
Hardwick then check the numerous characteristics of the cruise before presenting some cones before a simulated training session (in the photo)
After entering the AFL competition in 2011, the Suns have not yet played the final football.
The previous coaches Guy McKenna, Rodney Eade and Stuart Dew fell short in their September aspirations, with Hardwick now in charge of creating history.
Meanwhile, Hardwick confirmed that his game group has been motivated by the resilience of Gold Coast residents during the recent Tropical Alfred cyclone.
“We will use it as a little inspiration for children, the fact that so many people are making it hard at this time,” said Hardwick.
'This type of event, of a catastrophic nature … unite people to work at a common cause.
“With luck, as a football club, we can get a victory for those people.”
After addressing the eagles of the west coast in Perth on Sunday, Melbourne, Adelaide and North Melbourne wait after a second round goodbye.