Coach Adem Yze was disappointed with his side's efforts considering the emotional importance of the game.

"A few of the boys will be feeling really disappointed with the way we performed and didn't get to send off the lads in the right way," Yze said.

"It's their (Broad and Prestia's) send-off game ... with that there's the emotion and we've got to be able to temper that.

"I feel like we were a bit frantic, we were coughing balls up, we were fumbly. They were a lot cleaner than us."

Yze spoke highly of both Broad and Prestia's contribution in the yellow and black, but wouldn't comment on whether the duo would continue their careers at another club next season.

"Right now they're finishing up at our footy club as great men, leaving a great legacy for the players that are going to replace them next year and what they decide to do post this season is up to them," Yze said.

"I can't fault what they've done for me as a coach in the last three years. The way they've tried to guide our younger players and work with them off the field. And even today, both of them, they left no stone unturned today. They left it all out there.

"But whatever they choose won't change what they've done for our footy club. We're really proud of the men that they've become and what they've obviously been able to produce on the field. But they're great men off the field as well.

"That's kind of the reason why I feel really disappointed right now. I feel like we've let them down and that's on me."