Swifts put Beehag on notice to lift game NSW Swifts coach Lisa Beehag has three games to save her job after the club's chief executive revealed that the club is already looking at other options for the coaching position. The Swifts have missed out on the finals for a second successive year and unless Beehag can clinch a strong finish to the season, she appears likely to pay the ultimate price for the team's form. The Swifts have won just two of 10 this season, prompting the board to begin an early review of their performance. Chief executive Carolyn Campbell indicated that Beehag and underperforming players could be shown the door immediately after the campaign, should they fail to salvage some pride from their final three games. "We're looking across the board, it's fair to say," Campbell said. It's [the coaching role] certainly being questioned as part of the review, yes. With three games left to play, we've conducted part of it. We've got some pretty key games with Vixens this week, the Firebirds and then back home against the Tactix and quite frankly, I'm expecting six points from those three games. NSW experienced their biggest crowd last week but lament the even greater crowd an in-form side would have attracted. A regular-season record of 8021 watched their loss against Adelaide at Allphones Arena last Sunday and the positive windfall that's come from that figure has fast-tracked the need for the club to return to success. The Swifts are looking to play more games at the bigger venue in the future but that will rest on their clinching a top-four spot. "Allphones Arena is an expensive venue for us to open and operate ... so we need to have a reasonable attendance to break even and move forward," Campbell said. In the back of our minds is always the fact that while we may only take one round game there, we enjoy the ability to take a finals match there. That's away from our minds now because we're having a rotten season on court ... but that's the other option. Meanwhile, Swifts co-captain Kimberlee Greene has been ruled out of the match against the Vixens on Saturday after a hamstring strain. Scans revealed Greene suffered a minor strain but was left out as a precaution, while teammate Samantha May is out with a strained Achilles. Kaitlyn Bryce and Kristiana Manu'a are the replacements.