Gulden on channeling GF pain, his new coach and Warner's contract

The Sydney Swans suffered a crushing defeat in the grand final, and the ensuing criticism was perhaps the only blow that could rival it. However, Errol Gulden is not casting himself as a victim. In an interview, the Sydney star player stated that he is working to turn the pain into motivation, and discussed the changes the team will undergo under the new coach, as well as the contract saga surrounding star teammate Chad Warner.

Gulden focused in the interview on how to cope with the pain of defeat, stating that it will motivate the team to work harder in the new season. He emphasized that the team is actively learning from their lessons and preparing for the future. He did not dwell too much on past losses, but rather set his sights on the future and expressed confidence in the team's progress.

Regarding the team's new coach, Gulden said that the arrival of the new coach will bring about some tactical and strategic adjustments. He believes these changes will help the team better realize their potential and achieve better results in future matches. He also mentioned the contract issue concerning teammate Chad Warner, but did not reveal specific details, only emphasizing the team's unity and common goals for the future.

In conclusion, Gulden displayed a positive attitude and confidence in the future during the interview. He sees failure as an opportunity for growth and is committed to leading the team to greater success in the new season. He emphasized the importance of the team and believes that with the joint efforts of the new coach and the team, the Sydney Swans will return to their peak performance.