Panthers offer Sheens $2m deal

What has Sheens been waiting all this time for? Does he think he has reached all he can achieve at the WTs ie for one reason or another he doesn't think he can improve on our finish last year? is he too familiar with the club as a whole and needs a change? would he prefer to finish his career in England? there may be personal or family reasons who knows? It is odd though that if an offer has been on the table for a while from WTs then he must be having doubts or was he just holding out for more money (can't blame him) or a condition in the contract that WTs hadn't /wouldn't meet? He has an offer from Penrith which he hasn't jumped at either.
Reportedly we should know by the end of this week but wait, is that Friday, Saturday or Sunday? Has Blair been waiting to see who the coach will be?
 
Sheens is not worth the money being bandied about. He remains a "good coach" in the same way that the likes of Nathan Brown, Graham Murray, Daniel Anderson, John Lang etc etc are considered "good coaches". They know how to operate in and around a footy club and get players to perform however, he is no super star, and his overall record with the Tigers is NOT flash.

Let's have a look at his long term coaching record dating back 14 years to 1997 - he has made the finals just twice in his last 13 seasons as a coach (he had 2002 off because of depression) and his win rate over this 14 year stretch is a miserable 37%. It does not entitle him to the sort of $$s he is holding out for. He is living off a reputation that was forged over 15 years ago when Canberra breached salary caps to provide him with a blue chip playing roster. Sheens was once a very good coach, but that was a long long time ago.

10 losing seasons in 13 years, only 2 play-off campaigns in 13 seasons + a 37% win rate is not good enough.

Player's like Benji say they want to play their entire career under Sheens, but there is a view - which I share - that suggests maybe Marshall may get even better under the tutelage of fresh input from someone other than Sheens.

I think Wests should let the guy go - he is obviously shopping around his wares and testing the market. Let him go. His judgements are not what they used to be, and we saw evidence of that again when he coached Australia last year. The Tigers form hasn't been to crash hot this year so far either, and in my opinion the sheen wore off Mr Sheens some time ago.
 
either way whatever happens its definitely going to affect the players this year injuries or no injuries. too many of the players are close with him, what about benji? isnt he supposed to be like some father figure for him? be interesting to see benji's form if sheens decides to go. i reckon we'll lose more of our up and comers that we were hoping on keeping also if sheens walks.
 
@agentcooper said:
Sheens is not worth the money being bandied about. He remains a "good coach" in the same way that the likes of Nathan Brown, Graham Murray, Daniel Anderson, John Lang etc etc are considered "good coaches". They know how to operate in and around a footy club and get players to perform however, he is no super star, and his overall record with the Tigers is NOT flash.

Let's have a look at his long term coaching record dating back 14 years to 1997 - he has made the finals just twice in his last 13 seasons as a coach (he had 2002 off because of depression) and his win rate over this 14 year stretch is a miserable 37%. It does not entitle him to the sort of $$s he is holding out for. He is living off a reputation that was forged over 15 years ago when Canberra breached salary caps to provide him with a blue chip playing roster. Sheens was once a very good coach, but that was a long long time ago.

10 losing seasons in 13 years, only 2 play-off campaigns in 13 seasons + a 37% win rate is not good enough.

Player's like Benji say they want to play their entire career under Sheens, but there is a view - which I share - that suggests maybe Marshall may get even better under the tutelage of fresh input from someone other than Sheens.

I think Wests should let the guy go - he is obviously shopping around his wares and testing the market. Let him go. His judgements are not what they used to be, and we saw evidence of that again when he coached Australia last year. The Tigers form hasn't been to crash hot this year so far either, and in my opinion the sheen wore off Mr Sheens some time ago.

Great first post,I agree,time to go,we could get a better coach for less money,makes great sense to me.
 
If Sheens chooses to leave Wests for another club, the advantage the Tigers players have is that they're more likely to get selected for the Australian Squad, since Sheens is the coach (and it wont be dismissed as a coach's bias).
 
What I don't understand is he knocked back souths which would of offered decent cash and a better roster. It is just not logical for him to go to a team that are going backwards and also punted him years ago. He will stay for sure. Anyone want a lottery ticket on it
 
@agentcooper said:
Sheens is not worth the money being bandied about. He remains a "good coach" in the same way that the likes of Nathan Brown, Graham Murray, Daniel Anderson, John Lang etc etc are considered "good coaches". They know how to operate in and around a footy club and get players to perform however, he is no super star, and his overall record with the Tigers is NOT flash.

Let's have a look at his long term coaching record dating back 14 years to 1997 - he has made the finals just twice in his last 13 seasons as a coach (he had 2002 off because of depression) and his win rate over this 14 year stretch is a miserable 37%. It does not entitle him to the sort of $$s he is holding out for. He is living off a reputation that was forged over 15 years ago when Canberra breached salary caps to provide him with a blue chip playing roster. Sheens was once a very good coach, but that was a long long time ago.

10 losing seasons in 13 years, only 2 play-off campaigns in 13 seasons + a 37% win rate is not good enough.

Player's like Benji say they want to play their entire career under Sheens, but there is a view - which I share - that suggests maybe Marshall may get even better under the tutelage of fresh input from someone other than Sheens.

I think Wests should let the guy go - he is obviously shopping around his wares and testing the market. Let him go. His judgements are not what they used to be, and we saw evidence of that again when he coached Australia last year. The Tigers form hasn't been to crash hot this year so far either, and in my opinion the sheen wore off Mr Sheens some time ago.

lol so bennett is worth a million dollars double what sheens is worth…...please.... and your talking about sheens having a good team that was over the cap broncos would have been way over from 89 onwards so im not sure where your coming from.

Why do all you guys start sheens stats at 97 if you going back why not from when he started when he got the panthers to the very first semi final in 85 and he had nothing to work with no bottomless pitt of money no structures he built that club from the ground up bennett has never done that and never will.

The cap problem they had at canberra in 90 i think wasnt a major breach it had nothing to do with the players he had and alot of other teams the same year were also caught out.

So another sheens thread from a first timer and will proably never hear from again.haha

The 4 coaches you mentioned have won 1 grand final between them with a combined total of over 40 years and brown had a good team to work with.Id compare what lang has done at struggling clubs as simalar to sheens.

Yeah nice first post :unamused:
 
folkes has won 1 and made the semis at least another half a dozen times ….so what happens to the mighty wests tigers in say 4 years when tim retires ...some people think we are doomed without him ... i see a new coach who can give some good players some fresh ideas......
 
@tiger4ever said:
@agentcooper said:
Sheens is not worth the money being bandied about. He remains a "good coach" in the same way that the likes of Nathan Brown, Graham Murray, Daniel Anderson, John Lang etc etc are considered "good coaches". They know how to operate in and around a footy club and get players to perform however, he is no super star, and his overall record with the Tigers is NOT flash.

Let's have a look at his long term coaching record dating back 14 years to 1997 - he has made the finals just twice in his last 13 seasons as a coach (he had 2002 off because of depression) and his win rate over this 14 year stretch is a miserable 37%. It does not entitle him to the sort of $$s he is holding out for. He is living off a reputation that was forged over 15 years ago when Canberra breached salary caps to provide him with a blue chip playing roster. Sheens was once a very good coach, but that was a long long time ago.

10 losing seasons in 13 years, only 2 play-off campaigns in 13 seasons + a 37% win rate is not good enough.

Player's like Benji say they want to play their entire career under Sheens, but there is a view - which I share - that suggests maybe Marshall may get even better under the tutelage of fresh input from someone other than Sheens.

I think Wests should let the guy go - he is obviously shopping around his wares and testing the market. Let him go. His judgements are not what they used to be, and we saw evidence of that again when he coached Australia last year. The Tigers form hasn't been to crash hot this year so far either, and in my opinion the sheen wore off Mr Sheens some time ago.

lol so bennett is worth a million dollars double what sheens is worth…...please.... and your talking about sheens having a good team that was over the cap broncos would have been way over from 89 onwards so im not sure where your coming from.

Why do all you guys start sheens stats at 97 if you going back why not from when he started when he got the panthers to the very first semi final in 85 and he had nothing to work with no bottomless pitt of money no structures he built that club from the ground up bennett has never done that and never will.

The cap problem they had at canberra in 90 i think wasnt a major breach it had nothing to do with the players he had and alot of other teams the same year were also caught out.

So another sheens thread from a first timer and will proably never hear from again.haha

The 4 coaches you mentioned have won 1 grand final between them with a combined total of over 40 years and brown had a good team to work with.Id compare what lang has done at struggling clubs as simalar to sheens.

Yeah nice first post :unamused:

Not sure if all agentcoopers facts are right but I know tiger4evers aren't.
Seem to remember Lang coaching Penrith to a grand final win
 
I said The 4 coaches you mentioned have won 1 grand final between them with a combined total of over 40 years.Where am i wrong cq
 
@tiger4ever said:
I said The 4 coaches you mentioned have won 1 grand final between them with a combined total of over 40 years.Where am i wrong cq

My apologies -I blame my poor eyesight and bad monitor. Thought you said they hadn't won one between them.
But I think the point of the original post was that apart from last year Sheens record has not been too flash
 
@cktiger said:
@tiger4ever said:
I said The 4 coaches you mentioned have won 1 grand final between them with a combined total of over 40 years.Where am i wrong cq

My apologies -I blame my poor eyesight and bad monitor. Thought you said they hadn't won one between them.
But I think the point of the original post was that apart from last year Sheens record has not been too flash

No mate i did write hadnt andchanged it when i realised what i wrote.lol nothing wrong with your eyes mate dont go to opsm and waste money.

He record win ratio if your referring to could be alot higher if he didnt coach panthers for 4 years wen they were struggling and took over the cowboys whe nthey run last as well and at that club he couldnt pick hiw team but players he wanted there wa massive internal issues.Hes time at canberra obviously picked his averages up.

I think hes done a good job with us cq we had won a grand final and 1 off it last year. Ask hindmarsh if he would swap his 4 or so semi final and gfinal appearances with 1 win i know what he would say.
 
There's a story coming out in Friday's Herald saying Benji will be devastated if Tim goes. This is what worries me more than who will replace him - the destablising effect it will have on the players.
 
I don't know if this was a slip of the tongue But Benji just said to Eliott "Who knows after tomorrow you might be my coach" Is Benji trying to say that a decision will be made tomorrow by Sheens ???
 
Seriously, Sheens would be better off just retiring, gracefully, at the end of the year. He is nearly retirement age anyway - how much more money and stress do you need?
 
lol so bennett is worth a million dollars double what sheens is worth…...please.... and your talking about sheens having a good team that was over the cap broncos would have been way over from 89 onwards so im not sure where your coming from.
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Why do all you guys start sheens stats at 97 if you going back why not from when he started when he got the panthers to the very first semi final in 85 and he had nothing to work with no bottomless pitt of money no structures he built that club from the ground up bennett has never done that and never will.
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The cap problem they had at canberra in 90 i think wasnt a major breach it had nothing to do with the players he had and alot of other teams the same year were also caught out.
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So another sheens thread from a first timer and will proably never hear from again.haha
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The 4 coaches you mentioned have won 1 grand final between them with a combined total of over 40 years and brown had a good team to work with.Id compare what lang has done at struggling clubs as simalar to sheens.
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Yeah nice first post :unamused:

very true this, thats why i hate the grandeur people give bennett it makes me sick. im not denying he's a great coach but he has never picked up a club from the ground up.

@thylacine said:
There's a story coming out in Friday's Herald saying Benji will be devastated if Tim goes. This is what worries me more than who will replace him - the destablising effect it will have on the players.

no, season over game set and match.
 
@alexaki said:
The late mail according to the Game Plan is that Sheens will stay!

u change your mind and mail more then anyone i know.. one page back you said u heard he was leaving.. :unamused:

its nothing to be ashamed of to say you dont know😛
 

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