Wests Tigers Coaches

Weidler didn't get invited to the WT luncheon with media.

It’s lucky for new Tigers coach Tim Sheens and the club that he is a News Corp-endorsed appointment, otherwise some serious questions from that media group may be asked. Like, who will be the club’s new head of football? Because logically, there is no way that a club as chaotic as the Tigers could expect someone to do both jobs.

However, I checked with Sheens on Saturday and he feels he can be head coach and head of football as well. Just two weeks ago, Sheens’ position as the top Tiger was viewed as all-important; the key to turning the club around. It was a full-time gig: pathways boss, roster manager and in charge of the salary cap. That role was considered key to lifting the club out of its awful on-field situation. Sheens thinks he can do it with football operations recruitment manager Warren McDonnell and football operations assistant and facilities manager Billy Callaway riding shotgun.
Weidler nonsense aside, this is a bit concerning for me.
We need someone overseeing strategy from the top down, and it's too much for that person to also have to coach the team seven days a week.
We basically created a role and then gave up on it after 5 mins.
If it simply means that McDonnell's role has expanded then we're in trouble.
 
Just seen this, don’t know who we are going to use at fullback, why cover for Melbourne
 

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If we need to be completely honest, Gardiner should have been given the interim role, not Kimmorley. Look what he did with an inferior team last year in reggies. The players respect and enjoy playing for him. I don't think there's any coincidence with how well they played today with him in charge.
I'd have probably taken Pascoe ahead of Kimmorley.
 
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