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Steve Williams (59)
Not in 2022 because his contract runs until June with Munster.So Larkham is returning as an assistant for 2022 then head coach in 23?
Not in 2022 because his contract runs until June with Munster.So Larkham is returning as an assistant for 2022 then head coach in 23?
SMH reporting that he is HC for 2023 , McKellar leaves to join the Wallabies full time at the end of 2022.So Larkham is returning as an assistant for 2022 then head coach in 23?
It's not like he failed completely during his last stint here. From memory the Brumbies finished first in the Australian conference in 2 of his 3 years.It would be a mistake if Brumbies make Larkham HC in 2023. Yet to prove himself as a coach at all, would be a massive step down.
It would be a mistake if Brumbies make Larkham HC in 2023. Yet to prove himself as a coach at all, would be a massive step down.
I think it is always going to be step down from McKellar. I'm okay with Larkham as head coach, I don't think there are many options going around.
He did okay for a new HC his last stint. Ironically, it was just the one-dimensional boring attack play that let him down. Hopefully, he has learned a thing or two in Munster, and learned "what not to do" under Cheika and he has improved as a coach.
Personally, I'd probably prefer Hewat as I like what he did as attack coach, but he is also yet to be proven as a head coach. So I think we're gunna have to gamble with whoever gets the gig.
Valentine still to face judiciary, 6 week banned likely reduced to 3, so will be back for Rd 4
three easy games missed but back for the Reds.
Sounds like they did a Reds 'extensive search of the car park' for the new coach - find it hard to believe that Larkham was the 'most outstanding candidate'. If his name wasn't Larkham would his coaching record alone make him an outstanding candidate?Larkham confirmed as head coach for 2023 and 2024
If you look at the other candidates listed, he does have the most experience, but I thought we had moved on for now. He has had a lot of time out of Brumby land gaining more experience, lets see how he goes. Not an inspiring choice but its been made so I'll get behind him.Sounds like they did a Reds 'extensive search of the car park' for the new coach - find it hard to believe that Larkham was the 'most outstanding candidate'. If his name wasn't Larkham would his coaching record alone make him an outstanding candidate?
Don't trial games and the Cowra 7's count anymore?Valentine still to face judiciary, 6 week banned likely reduced to 3, so will be back for Rd 4
Fisher has been approached for Wallabies' involvement before. Declined.Wallabies should snap him up.
Wouldn't think so, I've heard he loves the assistant coach role and the Brumbies and Canberra and has no desire to go else wereDoes this mean we'll also lose Laurie Fisher, again, after next year?
Good for brumbiesWouldn't think so, I've heard he loves the assistant coach role and the Brumbies and Canberra and has no desire to go else were
I don’t think he was worse coach when last had the gig and now got couple of years European experience. Interested to see how he goes with little more experience behind him in different environment.If you look at the other candidates listed, he does have the most experience, but I thought we had moved on for now. He has had a lot of time out of Brumby land gaining more experience, lets see how he goes. Not an inspiring choice but its been made so I'll get behind him.