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Jon Pierik

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Jon Pierik is a sports journalist for The Age and Sydney Morning Herald, owned by the multi-platformed Nine Entertainment Co. He covers AFL and cricket.
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‘What people don't realise': Candid Hird opens up after missing out on the Essendon coaching role

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By Jon Pierik Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Jon Pierik When James Hird said his goodbyes after finishing his challenging interview before the panel charged with finding Essendon's new coach, he was buoyant. On two fronts. According to a senior industry figure with knowledge of the Bombers' interviewing process, the former premiership captain and club great felt as if he had done all he could to reclaim a role he cherished, and one he had held proudly more than a decade ago before trouble struck.
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Gawn enjoys a blazing All-Australian run but makes passionate speech for rival skipper

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By Jon Pierik Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
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Gawn enjoys a blazing All-Australian run but makes passionate speech for rival skipper

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By Jon Pierik Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Jon Pierik Melbourne captain Max Gawn has capped a record ninth All-Australian selection by being named captain, but the biggest moment of the night came when his Adelaide counterpart Jordan Dawson was named to the side for the third time. On the filed, the Crows skipper had a year to remember, but off-field he endured unimaginable heartbreak with the loss if his elder brother, Jaryd.
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