Perhaps no further part in it (but I'll believe it when I see it) but his legacy will surely continue to haunt the Reds through 2016.
And beyond, awful though it is.
Let's recall: Liink made it clear from late 2012/early 2013 that RG would from that time be in charge of squad planning and general recruitment. Logical, as he was to take over in 2014.
So RG has had effective control of Reds squad policies for 3 seasons, or near to. (That's one of the reasons last year's widely trumpeted end of season excuse that 'our squad had not been upgraded enough since 2011' was so disingenuous and evading of responsibility and a marker for the decline in the integrity of Ballymore's honesty with itself, a decline that was to markedly worsen in 2015.)
Assuming a change of coach occurs now, and that coach is of the competence and experience we'd all hope for, and yet with the squad he'll inherit, the absolutely best the Reds could credibly aim for next year is some solid improvement on 2014/5, say around 8-9 in a table of (now) 18 teams. We just haven't got the players anymore to get higher, and the culture etc. will take time to rebuild.
Assuming a high degree of squad re-design and rebuilding (and much better coaching from a much better total coaching group), it's 2017 and perhaps more realistically 2018 in which we could, with some logic, hope for a potential S18 Finals position.