LYNCH TIPPING KING T O STAY WITH SUNS IN BID FOR GL ORY
FORMER Gold Coast captain Tom Lynch believes his heir apparent Ben King will remain at the Suns given his determination ation to build something special at the expansion club.
And while Lynch says he will not aggressively chase Richmond’s captaincy, the former mer Suns skipper says it t would be an honour to captain the Tigers.
Lynch said only hours before King’s ACL tear he still believed King would remain at the club as he considers a decision believed to be between the Suns and St
Kilda. The pair share a management group and while Lynch says he is not in a position to give King K advice, he believes belie he will stay. Lynch gave the Suns eight e years of service before returning to be closer to family, winning two premierships pr in his first two seasons at Punt Rd. “I don’t d think I could give advice. He looks like he loves it up there, he has been playing great footy,” he said. “He is a super talent, impressive young kid, but from all reports it looks like he loves it up there and he’s pretty keen to stay.”