miss against reigning premiers the Eagles before Sturt fell back to its old ways and won only two of its last seventeen games for a sixth wooden spoon on end. Bunton resigned at the end of 1994 to be replaced by Phil Carman, who resurrected the club after on paper the worst modern season in a major Australian rules league the following year. Bunton's stint at Sturt is generally regarded as his only failure as a coach, though he admitted he enjoyed it, that the Sturt district was "not as productive as it used to be" and that SANFL redistricting had hurt the club. Notes In terms of Noll-Scully competitive balance, the 1968 WANFL season's index of 2.5912 is the highest known in any of these leagues. References External links Haydn Bunton Jnr player profile page at WAFL FootyFacts 1937 births Living people Norwood Football Club players Swan Districts Football Club players North Adelaide Football Club players Launceston Football Club players Subiaco Football Club players Subiaco Football Club coaches Swan Districts Football Club coaches Norwood Football Club coaches Sturt Football Club coaches South Adelaide Football Club coaches Australian rules footballers from Victoria (Australia) Western Australian Sports Star of the Year winners All-Australians (1953–1988) Sandover Medal winners Australian Football Hall of Fame inductees South Australian Football Hall of Fame inductees West Australian Football Hall of Fame inductees Launceston Football Club coaches