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John Thornett (49)
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The one and only Wallaby Coach thread
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Wilson
Phil Kearns (64)
Have been trying to track them all down recently too, poor visibility into Japanese setups makes it particularly difficult.
Here are a couple of others:
Brock James - Head Coach - Hawkes Bay
Daniel Halangahu - Backs/Skills - Auckland Blues
Toutai Kefu - Head Coach - Tonga
Quite a few former professional level coaches floating around club/school DoR roles like Tony McGahan, Steve Meehan, Sean Hedger and Phil Mooney too.
PhilClinton
Mark Loane (55)
Not one for the Wallabies just yet but I'd love to get Brock James back into our Super Rugby coaching setup somehow and watch how he develops.
Every player I've spoken to who spent time with him holds him in such high esteem as both a person and strategist. I was lucky enough to be around him a fair bit when he was involved in the Reds and briefly training down at GPS and ticks all the boxes as a person that others naturally gravitate towards.
Every player I've spoken to who spent time with him holds him in such high esteem as both a person and strategist. I was lucky enough to be around him a fair bit when he was involved in the Reds and briefly training down at GPS and ticks all the boxes as a person that others naturally gravitate towards.
The Ghost of Raelene
David Codey (61)
Andrew Blades was the DoR at Joeys in Sydney for a time.
Cameron Blades HC at Knox
Brian Smith was HC at Scots and now DoR. Has plenty of coaching experience around the world.
Tim Rapp HC Newington
I think these guys are pretty comfortable in their positions though. A guy like A.Blades could be a set piece coach...
Cameron Blades HC at Knox
Brian Smith was HC at Scots and now DoR. Has plenty of coaching experience around the world.
Tim Rapp HC Newington
I think these guys are pretty comfortable in their positions though. A guy like A.Blades could be a set piece coach...
drewprint
Dick Tooth (41)
Not sure we can afford the dropped lasagne.
Derpus
Nathan Sharpe (72)
Yeah kinda sounds like we cant afford a coach based on Phil Waugh's commentary.
LeCheese
Greg Davis (50)
Waugh for CEO/Coach then?
Merrow
Arch Winning (36)
Don’t even joke about that shit
Penriff_boy
Billy Sheehan (19)
Was Eddie definitely not paid out? Is there anyway to properly verify it?
dillyboy
Colin Windon (37)
They've announced they accepted his resignation - the only payout you received upon resigning is any annual leave benefit (not sure what sort of leave entitlements a Wallabies coach would have).
Payout would have been if they sacked him
Penriff_boy
Billy Sheehan (19)
So they didn't reach an agreement to pay him for another year or anything apart from annual leave?
Slim 293
Stirling Mortlock (74)
If you resigned from your job, would they pay you for another year after you left?
noscrumnolife
Bill Watson (15)
Their media manager has been briefing their was no pay-out. If their was they'd just no comment it or say a slightly creative lie.
Waugh's "sensible agreement" can also be read as no pay-out. If Jones had been holding their balls over a barrel to make him leave I think Waugh wouldn't have been as amicable in his tone as he was. He can't outright come out and say it because the CEO of an organisation should not publicly blather terms of commercial arrangements.
Waugh's "sensible agreement" can also be read as no pay-out. If Jones had been holding their balls over a barrel to make him leave I think Waugh wouldn't have been as amicable in his tone as he was. He can't outright come out and say it because the CEO of an organisation should not publicly blather terms of commercial arrangements.
Penriff_boy
Billy Sheehan (19)
They could pay him to hand in his resignation?
LeCheese
Greg Davis (50)
Essentially - it often works out better for all parties involved. Very common to be offered incentives, cash or otherwise, to resign.
noscrumnolife
Bill Watson (15)
I think I'd have an aneurysm. I'd certainly rather have one.
