Brownn has come out and said he would that's why. He came out last week and said he is heading back to Australia and would be happy with an Assistant coaching role. He basically said to all NRL clubs come and get me.
http://rugbyleagueweek.com.au/nathan-brown-open-nrl-assistant-coach-offers/
NATHAN Brown says he would be happy to accept an assistant coach?s role at an NRL club if the right opportunity came up.
Brown, who applied for the Wests Tigers job but missed out to Jason Taylor, is preparing to wind up his term as coach of English club St Helens with the Super League grand final against Wigan this weekend.
He will then come home without a job to go to, but with a plan to continue his coaching career.
?I?m open to ideas,? Brown told Sky Sports Radio, before adding, with a laugh: ?Some head coaches would be great to work for and some not so great to work for.
?I enjoy coaching and working with players, so if the right opportunity comes up I?ll be happy to work wherever.?
Brown, the former St George Illawarra player and later coach of the Dragons, said the main reason he was coming home was for family reasons.
?I?ve had a great stay and the team?s doing really well, but I?ve been here for a while now,? he said.
?I?ve got four kids and one was born here and one came over with us when she was only four or five months old, so they don?t really know their grandparents and it?s probably time to take them home.
?My two oldest are at the stage where they would like to go home as well, so the timing?s right for us to head home and we?ll be sad to leave but happy to go home.
?I?d like to keep coaching. It?s more family reasons why we?re going home. I?ve got a very good job here and we?re well looked after by St Helens, which is a great club. I had a shot at the Tigers, but once I didn?t get that job the wife had her heart set on going home.
?I don?t have a job to go to, but I?d like to keep coaching. It was just the right thing to do for our family.?
- GREG PRICHARD
