THE AFL has poached North Melbourne’s Jamie Macmillan to support its football tasks office. Macmillan, who played 167 games for the Roos between 2010-2020, has been viewed as a rising star in football’s off-field positions and will join as football execution director. He turned into the Kangaroos’ football tasks chief after his retirement yet moved into the club’s system group in a far reaching job covering issues in and beyond the football office at North. The Association has selected Macmillan to be an individual from its new-look tasks region under head of football execution, list the board and commitment Ned Fellow. Laura Kane, the AFL’s general manager of football, has revamped her department in her first season in charge and added Macmillan, who previously worked with him at North Melbourne, to the team. Macmillan has been a target for rival teams in the past, but he has stayed at Arden Street. In the new position, he will join the League. Previous Kangaroos football supervisor Geoff Walsh has been running the AFL’s cutthroat equilibrium audit close by Kane and Fellow, with the AFL orchestrating gatherings with each club to talk about the ability pathway, the player development scene and expected changes to Foundation frameworks. Kane has constructed her specialty to all the more likely mirror a club football office with Macmillan the most recent expansion. As part of his job as general manager of football operations, Josh Mahoney took over as head of officiating. Joel Selwood and Erin Phillips, stars of the AFL and AFLW who recently retired, were also added to talk to players and explain how the game is played.