Coaching preference for 2024

[Runner]

Competitive pricks aren't they? What if we now refuse to pay a transfer fee?

Not sure how they could even expect it since they are the ones that gave Ryles notice. Possibly things we don't know about the situation though I suppose.

 

[Mojo]

Not sure how they could even expect it since they are the ones that gave Ryles notice. Possibly things we don't know about the situation though I suppose.

I think it just strengthens Saint's negotiating position. I'd be p'd off with my manager if I were Ryles.

 

[The Silverdale Phantom]

Roosters are solid.

If you are not with their program, be on your way.

Dna at work.

 

[dungay dragon]

Would throw a complete spanner in the works if these negotiations are drawn out out and in the meantime our interim Coach ,Ryan, goes Win Win Win..
Stranger things have happened

 

[Mojo]

Roosters are solid.

If you are not with their program, be on your way.

Dna at work.

"DNA" - synonymous with 'ruthless, mega-wealthy mongrels'?

 

[Mojo]

Would throw a complete spanner in the works if these negotiations are drawn out out and in the meantime our interim Coach ,Ryan, goes Win Win Win..
Stranger things have happened

That would make me ecstatic.

 

[Dragon David]

That would make me ecstatic.

Me too!

 

[getsmarty]

MSN

 

[The Silverdale Phantom]

"DNA" - synonymous with 'ruthless, mega-wealthy mongrels'?

Sure, but it’s better than a club like us wests tigers being mounted every season.

If you sign Ryles for 5, that’s a solid thrashing and shows the club is boxing at shadows.

 

[Mojo]

Sure, but it’s better than a club like us wests tigers being mounted every season.

If you sign Ryles for 5, that’s a solid thrashing and shows the club is boxing at shadows.

The term of the contract is largely irrelevant. A 24 month lease is relatively meaningless if you can be evicted after 6 months, isn't it? The term just defines the expected future date for ending or renegotiating the contract. The actual details of the contract determine its quality for both parties. Hopefully it is a great, performance based contract that gives both parties stability and growth over the full five years.
Go Saints!

 

[The Silverdale Phantom]

The term of the contract is largely irrelevant. A 24 month lease is relatively meaningless if you can be evicted after 6 months, isn't it? The term just defines the expected future date for ending or renegotiating the contract. The actual details of the contract determine its quality for both parties. Hopefully it is a great, performance based contract that gives both parties stability and growth over the full five years.
Go Saints!

The term of the contract is very relevant.

It commits the parties to obligations during that period under its terms.

Otherwise there’s no point to having a term.

Thus clubs get caught out and have to pay out coaches.

 

[JohnnoMcJohnno]

Don't really know what is in an NRL coaches contract. If they're anything like a management contract, they will have KPI's and performance outcomes, but there will be a bunch of reasons why either party can terminate the contract. The contract is more like a framework which defines each parties obligations for the duration of the agreement, but in the management contracts I've seen either side can give notice to terminate for all sorts of reasons without the need to pay out the entire contract. But who knows? NRL coach contracts might be structured differently.

 

[Mojo]

The term of the contract is very relevant.

It commits the parties to obligations during that period under its terms.

Otherwise there’s no point to having a term.

Thus clubs get caught out and have to pay out coaches.

Thanks. That’s what I said. The relevance of the term is that it defines when the contract ends. The details are in the contract itself Including any early termination payout provisions etc. If clubs get caught out paying out coaches contracts then they should be more careful selecting coaches and /or negotiating contracts, shouldn’t they.

 

[Draginzaaar]

I think if Ryles has a team like this around him it could work..

Ryles Coach
Hornby Assistant
Browny Recruitment
Defensive Coach - Matt Cooper (the guy is a machine)
Shane Richardson Head of Football Operations (Brains Trust)
NEW CEO
Failing the above happening sign HASLER!

Matt Cooper has no experience as an assistant coach anywhere? Why would he make a good defensive coach?

 

[The Silverdale Phantom]

Thanks. That’s what I said. The relevance of the term is that it defines when the contract ends. The details are in the contract itself Including any early termination payout provisions etc. If clubs get caught out paying out coaches contracts then they should be more careful selecting coaches and /or negotiating contracts, shouldn’t they.

Close…but my approach is more aggressive.

No payout if he’s a dud after 3 years. Walk away.

If he’s good, we can try to extend his contract in 2 years. Nothing to stop us.

 

[Saints Forever]

Was that the year Brown slapped Trent Barrett across the chops. Never seen that before or since by a coach.

Didn’t hit him hard enough

 

[The Silverdale Phantom]

Didn’t hit him hard enough

He didn’t even flinch lol.

 

[The Silverdale Phantom]

At least Baz was a man about it.

These days, they’d be half the squad refusing to play and Brownie ..he’d warming up Kentys cell.

If he’s going to recruit, Browny might threaten violence if players don’t sign. Like the good old days.

Break Mimi’s arm.

That would solve the recruitment crisis

 

[denis preston]

Would throw a complete spanner in the works if these negotiations are drawn out out and in the meantime our interim Coach ,Ryan, goes Win Win Win..
Stranger things have happened

Ah, the Paul Roos factor !

 

[18to87]

Matt Cooper has no experience as an assistant coach anywhere? Why would he make a good defensive coach?

It's a thing in the NFL at the moment. Ex-elite players are doing quite well jumping into coaching roles without experience - FWIW.