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Guys,
This thread is to discuss Coaching Structures......
Do you think we should adopt a different setup in regards to how Rugby League Teams are Coached?
Currently, I believe, and I'm not an expert mind, some clubs have a Head Coach solely, a Head Coach and Assistant Coach, a Head Coach, an Assistant Coach and Academy Coach, etc etc....
Looking at the majority of British Coaches in our game, most of them were Forwards in their playing days. Some might say this is why Super League isn't as exciting as it used to be.
Do you think Clubs should adopt a structure, where you have a Head Coach who is responsible for the overall Coaching Setup, A Defensive Coach, A Halves Coach, A Kicking Coach, A Forwards Coach, A Wing/Centre Coach etc etc? basically recruit Coaches based on their unique playing skills? Or are you of the opinion this should be done at a Grass Roots level?
I could be wrong, but how can a Prop Forward coach attacking skills to a Scrum Half?
Please discuss...
P.S. Please don't let this become a "We all hate Mac Thread".
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| Quote: binks "Ok break it down
The list of names in my opinion does show there is a structure in place at Leeds, What I would question is it effective.
I'm not a Leeds fan so wont comment on the first team as I don't see them enough, I do have a connection with the 16s and can categorically say its one of if not the best.
The scholar coaches the SC team work incredibly hard and Mark Butrill has the respect of all the player( something I'm not sure Brian Mac does)'"
If the coaches are great then the quality of the intake must be an issue - are we not getting the best players in to the system? |
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From Cuthbertson in the paper yesterday........“We have trained really hard. Most of it has just been getting fit, really. Most of the ball work stuff comes into play after Christmas. “It has been a case of getting all the boys up to scratch and we will start doing more team-based stuff now.”
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| Quote: ThePrinter "From Cuthbertson in the paper yesterday........“We have trained really hard. Most of it has just been getting fit, really. Most of the ball work stuff comes into play after Christmas. “It has been a case of getting all the boys up to scratch and we will start doing more team-based stuff now.”'"
That statement must come as a huge relief to all those fans who found the Boxing Day performance disturbingly familiar, to say the least.
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wonder when they started doing ball work last season?
august? September?
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| Quote: tad rhino "wonder when they started doing ball work last season?
august? September?'"
That should have been Peter Smith of the YEP's response.
Along with...
Did GH tell you to say that? |
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