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If they felt in March that the Football program should be reviewed, then why would it not need reviewing now.
We’ve got Mick Potter who has already been a head coach.
We’ve also got David Kidwell who was previously head coach of the New Zealand Kiwis.
Who are the assistants at all the other clubs who are ready to step up into a head coaching role?
Jim Dymock, Jason? Demetriou, Jason Taylor, Jason Ryles, Cheriaco Mescia, John Cartwright .............
Mescia is a trainer / conditioning coach, think Taylor isn’t an assistant coach anymore but North Sydney coach NSW cup coach.
That only makes 4 from that list, the only other ones regularly mentioned is Adam O’brien and Craig Fitzgibbon. So that’s 6 potential NRL coaches out of 32 or so assistant coaches in the NRL.
Interestingly 4 of the 6 are with the roosters / storm / Souths........
Additionally if BA was insecure about appointing experienced assistants, Kidwell / potter do have a lot more NRL experience and better league resumes, then BA ever had....,or even got closed too ....
From NRL.com
The Parramatta Eels have scheduled a review of the performance of the club's football program for June, with coach Brad Arthur's future to be the main topic of discussion.
The Eels have decided to hold off on discussions around the club's future until after the mid-way point of the season, giving Arthur ample time to prove he is worthy of an extension beyond the end of his current deal.
While the Eels may not make an announcement directly after the meeting, it's understood Arthur will have a very strong indication whether he will have a job next season after the review.
https://www.nrl.com/news/2019/03/18/parramatta-to-make-coaching-call-on-brad-arthur-mid-season/
Parramatta have given coach Brad Arthur until mid-season to prove himself, putting off contract negotiations until June.
The Australian is reporting Arthur has been at the club for five years and is off-contract next season, but CEO Bernie Gurr wants to be sure he is the right man to take them forward — particularly after last year’s wooden spoon.
This is in contrast to contract negotiations at the Bulldogs and the Dragons, who have already begun talks with their head coaches in order to end speculation around their future
“The reality is that the board and I have considered what is fair and reasonable,” Gurr told The Australian.
“So we want to put a set time frame around that. That has been discussed with Brad. What we think is that by saying we will review it in June that provides a fair time period to demonstrate improved performance in the footy team.
“That is only fair to Brad, his coaching staff and the players. They have an opportunity to demonstrate improved performance.”
Gurr said the June deadline was decided after looking at the draw, and the commitment to give Arthur a fair and reasonable time to find success with the playing group.
A host of players will come off contract for the Eels at the end of the year including Clint Gutherson and Mitchell Moses. Gutherson has a close relationship with Arthur and it is believed he may hold off his own contract talks until the coach’s future has been determined.
Thank f**k he wont have to drink 200 bottles of water a match now
Sept 10 I believeSat on the same table as Sean McElduff - Chairman, in the chairman’s lounge today.
Good guy, wanting the reforms to go through. Mentioned there are elections coming up again next week or one after, sorry forgot, to be held at bank west.
Asked to get as many people out to vote on this coming election.
Who will be attending?
And has anyone received notice on when they will be held?
Yes but he had me at Baskin Robbins.blueberries are nice