Will Sheens see this out?

[BAGNF05]

I am beginning to think Tim Sheens would be regretting his decision to return to the club. He was originally employed in a pathways role before being quickly elevated to ‘king of football’ status. Our powerbrokers seem intent to throw him under the bus for any unpopular decision even when that decision was about to be made when he arrived. He now looks to be the remaining scapegoat and is preparing for 2023 without a head coach.

Will Sheens continue to wear the bruises?

 

[426Tlgerland]

I was surprised he came back after getting the chop years ago and I’m also surprised we took him back after some of the decisions he made with players in positions when he was coach playing back rowers as centre and what not , this could be one great stuff up but time will tell , We just sacked a coach with no new coach nominated , we have just passed 10years of rebuild on rebuild and now sheens says we need time to develop players we are now a development club , I’d rather some one come in and say I’m hear to win the comp and I’ll,guy who ever and what ever I need to do it , Bit like the roosters , they don’t develop they just take from elsewhere

 

[BAGNF05]

I was surprised he came back after getting the chop years ago and I’m also surprised we took him back after some of the decisions he made with players in positions when he was coach playing back rowers as centre and what not , this could be one great stuff up but time will tell , We just sacked a coach with no new coach nominated , we have just passed 10years of rebuild on rebuild and now sheens says we need time to develop players we are now a development club , I’d rather some one come in and say I’m hear to win the comp and I’ll,guy who ever and what ever I need to do it , Bit like the roosters , they don’t develop they just take from elsewhere

100% fixable through personnel changes. I think ‘development club’ comes from somewhere other than Sheens.

 

[The Fresh Oil]

Considering he's in his 70's and the club has been a shambles for 22 years I'd say father time will be the deciding factor.

 

[BAGNF05]

Considering he's in his 70's and the club has been a shambles for 22 years I'd say father time will be the deciding factor.

I would much prefer the messaging “we have brought in Tim to help us fix this” rather than “Tim is in charge and he will fix this”

 

[jrtiger]

I am beginning to think Tim Sheens would be regretting his decision to return to the club. He was originally employed in a pathways role before being quickly elevated to ‘king of football’ status. Our powerbrokers seem intent to throw him under the bus for any unpopular decision even when that decision was about to be made when he arrived. He now looks to be the remaining scapegoat and is preparing for 2023 without a head coach.

Will Sheens continue to wear the bruises?

Sheens' job right now is to find the right coach to develop the youngsters that will come into grade next year and beyond. if he does that then it's entirely up to him what comes next. the club is in a good spot off the field and in the lower grades. we just need to find the right coach. I've got no doubt he'll see it through and that he'll make the right call.

 

[gallagher]

They'll sack him eventually.

 

[BAGNF05]

Sheens' job right now is to find the right coach to develop the youngsters that will come into grade next year and beyond. if he does that then it's entirely up to him what comes next. the club is in a good spot off the field and in the lower grades. we just need to find the right coach. I've got no doubt he'll see it through and that he'll make the right call.

Sounds like that’s Wests Tigers PR. What about attracting and retaining first grade talent?

 

[FinestTigers]

I am beginning to think Tim Sheens would be regretting his decision to return to the club. He was originally employed in a pathways role before being quickly elevated to ‘king of football’ status. Our powerbrokers seem intent to throw him under the bus for any unpopular decision even when that decision was about to be made when he arrived. He now looks to be the remaining scapegoat and is preparing for 2023 without a head coach.

Will Sheens continue to wear the bruises?

He is very safe for at least another year.

He is the main voice and has been the driving force behind the decisions and changes for the new direction.

He has told the board and they have acknowledged not to expect instant results

 

[BAGNF05]

They'll sack him eventually.

My money would be on him walking if he doesn’t get the support from upstairs.

 

[jrtiger]

Sounds like that’s Wests Tigers PR. What about attracting and retaining first grade talent?

I'd say the coach has the most sway when it comes to attracting and retaining. do you reckon the Director of Football at the Roosters attracts and retains their first grade talent?

 

[BAGNF05]

He is very safe for at least another year.

He is the main voice and has been the driving force behind the decisions and changes for the new direction.

He has told the board and they have acknowledged not to expect instant results

Do you think if we’re in this position in 12 months the Board will remain patient?

 

[pawsandclaws1]

I am beginning to think Tim Sheens would be regretting his decision to return to the club. He was originally employed in a pathways role before being quickly elevated to ‘king of football’ status. Our powerbrokers seem intent to throw him under the bus for any unpopular decision even when that decision was about to be made when he arrived. He now looks to be the remaining scapegoat and is preparing for 2023 without a head coach.

Will Sheens continue to wear the bruises?

Maguire wasn't a scapegoat. 3.5 years of the team and players going backwards was enough.

 

[BAGNF05]

I'd say the coach has the most sway when it comes to attracting and retaining. do you reckon the Director of Football at the Roosters attracts and retains their first grade talent?

It is a committee with the coach having the strongest voice. That chair on the committee has nobody in it, hence this thread.

At Rortsters Uncle Nick would get involved for ‘certain players’

 

[BAGNF05]

Maguire wasn't a scapegoat. 3.5 years of the team and players going backwards was enough.

Agree to disagree.

 

[426Tlgerland]

No at the roosters it’s the guy with all the cash , uncle What’s his name Has all the say

 

[FinestTigers]

Do you think if we’re in this position in 12 months the Board will remain patient?

I think that the board will remain patient, because they themselves have announced this new commitment.

Perhaps, the question that should be asked is, will the fans remain patient?

 

[The Fresh Oil]

They'll sack him eventually.

Keep on brand.

 

[BAGNF05]

I think that the board will remain patient, because they themselves have announced this new commitment.

Perhaps, the question that should be asked is, will the fans remain patient?

Well Finest if they say no after 12 years who could blame them!

 

[Buttface]

They'll sack him eventually.

No chance he’ll ask for a release at the end of the year coz he wants to go to a club where he can win GF.