Fremantle stars Josh Treacy, Jye Amiss and Pat Voss have wasted no time in paying tribute to their outgoing forwards coach Jaymie Graham after he snagged the top job at the Kangaroos.
Graham helped lift the Dockers to a grand final appearance off the back of their best-ever AFL season, with the club’s three-headed monster of key forwards pivotal to this year’s success.
Treacy, Amiss and Voss combined for 170 goals in 2026, with Treacy earning All-Australian selection and Amiss receiving a nod on the shortlist.
After Graham was on Tuesday unveiled as North Melbourne’s new coach, the Freo forwards gave the 43-year-old their blessing and thanks for his efforts across the past five years at the club.
“My favourite coach and bloke I’ve had the privilege to work with the last five years... forever grateful for the impact you’ve had on my career,” Treacy wrote on Instagram.
“Can’t wait to see you coach like you’ve always wanted.”
Amiss described Graham as “one of the best blokes you’ll meet”.
“Thanks for everything you’ve done for me as a person and footballer... go well!” he wrote.
Voss simply used a love heart and a crying/smiling emoji alongside the words “Got a good one North.”
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