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Does not mean he won't be the wrong man either
He failed at the roosters but before that he was successful with the sharks, storm, dogs and aust. What is a reputation previous suggestions to help out included Taylor whose reputation is not the best after his southd gig and posters have mentioned Brian smith and his reputation is seen as a choker.
Is he the best option ? No but the best options are coaching. And any option not coaching such Stuart would not take this type of role . While others like graham Murray well I can't see how he is any better or worse than Anderson .
Apparantly Daniel Anderson is a shit coach because he is not coaching NRL anymore. What does that say for a former NRL coach who had to resort to coaching an Irish Rugby side and Sydney team Southern Districts in the Shute Shield ?
Quite a few people on here were talking up Sticky, some even said they would take ANYONE bar Kearney. Thats the sort of rubbish thinking that got us were we are today.Nice whinge about Ricky, but I don't see anyone around here really banging the drum for his appointment.
I'm glad you agree that Kearney has struggled. I have said all along that he needs a mentor (that is if they won't sack him), but as you said about appointing the first coach that comes along - I would not be appointing Anderson just because he's the only one available.
Clearly Spag's angle is that SK & Anderson go way back and SK has respect for him. That's a great ice breaker, but that does not mean that Anderson is the right man to give the right advice.
DA is gone can't we all just move on??? ;-)Apparantly Daniel Anderson is a shit coach because he is not coaching NRL anymore. What does that say for a former NRL coach who had to resort to coaching an Irish Rugby side and Sydney team Southern Districts in the Shute Shield ?
According to this article a rookie coach currently running last dictates who should help him. Sounds like the tail wagging the dog to me.
Why?
The Telegraph has just confirmed it
Eels appoint Anderson to new coaching role in bid to help struggling Kearney
Josh Massoud
The Daily Telegraph
June 29, 2012 9:59AM
Daniel Anderson (seen here with Ken Arthurson) has been appointed as coaching director of Parramatta. Source: The Daily Telegraph
Chris Anderson will today start his new role as coaching director at Parramatta after agreeing to a short-term deal with the club last night.
Anderson's appointment ends the long and checkered search for a senior figure to guide to head coach Stephen Kearney, who has won just nine games since taking control last year.
The Eels board had previously offered to hire Jason Taylor or Graham Lowe as mentors, but Kearney declined both suggestions.
This week, however, Kearney nominated Anderson - whom he won a premiership with in Melbourne 13 years ago - as his preferred option.
The former Australian Test coach agreed to come on board for the remainder of this season, and will travel to Parramatta Stadium two or three times a week.
The Eels board is also keen on retaining the combination for 2013, provided it lifts the team's fortunes.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sp...ruggling-kearney/story-e6frexnr-1226411887559
I don't see a problem with appointing someone with Anderson's experience. It says he is only here at this stage until the end of the year anyway and I don't know if people have looked at the ladder lately but we can't get any lower than we are.
If results improve they both stay and if we continue to lose then perhaps neither of them will be here. Why are some so opposed to this decision? Are some of you worried that it actually might work? I hope it does but if it doesn't I'm really interested in knowing what the plan B is now.[/QUOTE]
I don't think anyone can argue with that. if it works and we improve then awesome, they stay. If results continue as they have been then see you later.
Adrian Proszenko ‏@proshenks
BREAKING NEWS: Ray Price to join the Parramatta coahing staff. Price will join Chris Anderson as part of the Eels brains trust