Matthew Nicks faced the media after the semi-final loss to Brisbane. When asked whether he would remain as coach, he answered with a single word: Yes.
Nicks said Brisbane had punched his side in the face. He talked about the gap between his squad and the top AFL teams. He remains determined to guide the club to a flag. He believes in the club's direction. The defeat has stirred renewed speculation about his position. Nicks gave no sign he plans to walk away.
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