Wests Tigers Coaches

When we contacted Sheens about the push for the coach who guided the Wests Tigers to the club’s last premiership in 2005 to return he was quick to shoot it down.

“It’s not the club’s preferred position and it’s not particularly a road I want to go down,” Sheens said.

Shifty
 
tigermaniac said:
When we contacted Sheens about the push for the coach who guided the Wests Tigers to the club’s last premiership in 2005 to return he was quick to shoot it down.

“It’s not the club’s preferred position and it’s not particularly a road I want to go down,” Sheens said.

Shifty
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Thanks the Gods for that.
 
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Eternal Tiger said:
Pascoe is a common denominator since 2016, I don't know him personally and want him to succeed but I feel it's beyond him. He cost us a 700k Cap fine, got suspended for 6 months. How can we expect him to know the intricacies of running an NRL Club when he didn't know that one of his closest friends (Ivan)was negotiating with a rival Club or the fact he was unaware that The Big 4s Manager was leading us a merry dance. I repeat, i truly want him, the Chairman and any Coach to succeed, but the culture and environment is not conducive to success.
We weren't successful before Pascoe arrived, but he hasn't improved the NRL side in 7 Seasons, many would say it's much worse.
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Hold on, hold on. You are going to pin him for not knowing one of his employees was negotiating with a rival organisation?

All the other ones are fair, but now knowing that one of your staff is secretly negotiating with a rival does not equate to being a requirement of running an NRL club.

If that were true, the CEOs of all clubs would be tossed out year after year when it would emerge that their players are secretly negotiating with rivals.

I refuse to criticise Pascoe for the heartless snake decisions of Ivan Cleary. Criticise him for the other stuff-up for sure, but blokes like Cleary, Moses, Matterson, Aloiai - unethical dogs who reserve all criticism for themselves and their own deceitful behaviours.
 
tony soprano said:
problem is there is No accountability for what they say on TV.
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I suppose we can all just turn it off. I haven't watched and episode this season. I should cancel Kayo and for the reason write I can't stand the rugby league journalists they get.
 
tony soprano said:
Im done if the club owners stuff this up.
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I won't be. Accept the worse case option now. To me that is Sheens or Noddy. I'm good with that.

My preference is Lambkin or Morris.

It's all meaningless unless they can get a good squad together though.
 
Sheens has repeated he does not want job .Whoever gets coaching job must passionately want it .That is essential The only one I know who bleeds tiger blood is Robbie but no idea if he can coach?
 
Chammass said:
James Hooper warning

SHEENS NOT KEEN TO COACH, WHY MORRIS MAKES SENSE

Wests Tigers director of football Tim Sheens has set the record straight about the push for the four-time premiership-winner to take over as head coach at Concord.

Off the back of Cameron Ciraldo knocking back a five-year deal, Tigers decision-makers have now begun a campaign to try and convince Sheens to step back into the hot seat world of NRL coaching.

When we contacted Sheens about the push for the coach who guided the Wests Tigers to the club’s last premiership in 2005 to return he was quick to shoot it down.

“It’s not the club’s preferred position and it’s not particularly a road I want to go down,” Sheens said.

The Tigers wined and dined a group of media at well-known rugby league restaurant Grappa last week where the concept is believed to have grown legs.

We can’t confirm or deny how much Shiraz or Chenin Blanc may have been involved.

Sheens is adamant the Tigers will sit tight in the search for the right coach to try and steer the club out of what’s rapidly developing into a complete schemozzle.

Ex-Cronulla coach John Morris is certainly one candidate on the interview list with Sheens having contacted his agent Chris Orr about setting up an interview.

Morris appears a strong option when you consider Sheens is on the record about how the club is searching for a development coach.

Morris has got DNA at the club having played 72-games there across three seasons between 2007 and 2009.

Sheens was the coach then so the pair enjoy a strong rapport.

Run an eye over the list of emerging talent Morris brought through at the Sharks and it stacks up a strong argument why he’d be a good fit for the Tigers: William Kennedy, Briton Nikora, Braden Hamlin-Uele, Ronaldo Mulitalo, Sione Katoa, Toby Rudolf, Blayke Brailey, Teig Wilton and Royce Hunt.

Morris has also been around the block in terms of the dangers of getting caught up in club politics.

During his time at the Sharks as a very young NRL coach, Morris had just about every knife in the kitchen thrown at him.

It’s also a political mine field at Concord at the moment as evidenced by the bun fight around the constant leaks in terms of information coming out of the club.

We keep coming back to the old Jack Gibson line – winning starts in the front office.
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Haven't heard this one b4

We keep coming back to the old Jack Gibson line – winning starts in the front office.
 
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