Swans coach says Curnow a 'work in progress' after loss to Hawks
Sydney coach Dean Cox concedes boom recruit Charlie Curnow will take time to adjust to his new team's game style after his quiet showing in the loss to Hawthorn.
Swans coach says Curnow a 'work in progress' after loss to Hawks
Sydney coach Dean Cox concedes boom recruit Charlie Curnow will take time to adjust to his new team's game style after his quiet showing in the loss to Hawthorn.
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