It was Des all along coaching thread
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redlineg
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Lets face it, the staff know who it is.
After all, they would've let them in the office to measure up what size desk they need to bring!
redlineg
Reserve Grader
Des is the better coach. Tooves would be good at managing the cap (Qualified Accountant), recruitment, and instilling Passion in the jumper
I can't cope if it's Cartwrong or Taylor as the the DT is reporting he is in with a good chance. It's like having to chose between shxt flavoured chocolate or chocolate coated shxt......Either choice is just too horrible to think about.
Nice Beaver
Bencher
Des in charge of player signings, and so in turn the cap management.......what could go wrong?!
Why?
Blake A
Reserve Grader
Depends whose sh*t it is. I'd consider using Des' sh*t for toothpaste if it meant he got the gig.
Blake A
Reserve Grader
Ummmmm.... so I can read it.
Jason Taylor emerges as bolter to replace Trent Barrett at Manly while Geoff Toovey remains on the outer
Paul Crawley, The Daily Telegraph
October 10, 2018 7:13pm
IN their playing days, Geoff Toovey and Jason Taylor were the public faces for two of the game’s sworn enemies.
But in a potential move that would infuriate many Manly fans, former North Sydney Bear Taylor has now emerged as a bolter to take over from Trent Barrett.
This is despite the fact club legend Toovey remains on the outer, three years after he was sacked to make way for Barrett.
Taylor is interested in the role — but would the fans have him? (Brett Costello)
ROOS NEWS
ON A ROLL: Tedesco’s time has come
MANO-A-MANU: Trell targets teammate
Manly chief executive Lyall Gorman confirmed on Wednesday that a new coach as well as a full reform of the football club structure would be in place for when players return to pre-season training on November 5.
It leaves the club little time to make some huge decisions, while also struggling to come to a legal resolution with Barrett.
Barrett’s current assistant John Cartwright remains favourite to claim the top job following Michael Maguire’s withdrawal because of similar concerns to Barrett, relating to the club’s lack of resources.
Gorman would not comment on which coaches were in the running when contacted, although he said more than two contenders were alive in the race.
Neil Henry remains on Manly’s radar. (Nathan Hopkins/NRL Photos)
Neil Henry is the other coach with proven head coaching experience whose name is being tossed up as a fair dinkum chance.
Henry was the Dally M coach of the year at Canberra and instrumental in putting together the premiership-winning roster at North Queensland. He also received widespread praise for the work he did on a limited budget at Gold Coast before he fell out of favour following Jarryd Hayne’s arrival.
But while no one at the club will say so publicly, Toovey’s name is simply not in the mix, despite Toovey boasting a 58 per cent winning record after taking over in the tumultuous period that followed Des Hasler’s exit.
The club aren’t interested in bringing Toovey back. (Toby Zerna)
Taylor is believed to have put up his hand after previous head coaching stints at Parramatta, South Sydney and Wests Tigers, where he had an overall success rate of 43.6 per cent in 140 games.
Taylor was the attack coach for the Sydney Roosters this year.
While all the candidates have the credentials, it just seems ludicrous the club won’t even consider Toovey given his outstanding service as a player and a coach.
When news of Barrett’s pending exit was first revealed, Manly fans were vocal in their support of Toovey.
But it appears club management is too proud to swallow its pride after dumping Toovey to bring in Barrett.
Paul Crawley, The Daily Telegraph
October 10, 2018 7:13pm
IN their playing days, Geoff Toovey and Jason Taylor were the public faces for two of the game’s sworn enemies.
But in a potential move that would infuriate many Manly fans, former North Sydney Bear Taylor has now emerged as a bolter to take over from Trent Barrett.
This is despite the fact club legend Toovey remains on the outer, three years after he was sacked to make way for Barrett.
Taylor is interested in the role — but would the fans have him? (Brett Costello)
ROOS NEWS
ON A ROLL: Tedesco’s time has come
MANO-A-MANU: Trell targets teammate
Manly chief executive Lyall Gorman confirmed on Wednesday that a new coach as well as a full reform of the football club structure would be in place for when players return to pre-season training on November 5.
It leaves the club little time to make some huge decisions, while also struggling to come to a legal resolution with Barrett.
Barrett’s current assistant John Cartwright remains favourite to claim the top job following Michael Maguire’s withdrawal because of similar concerns to Barrett, relating to the club’s lack of resources.
Gorman would not comment on which coaches were in the running when contacted, although he said more than two contenders were alive in the race.
Neil Henry remains on Manly’s radar. (Nathan Hopkins/NRL Photos)
Neil Henry is the other coach with proven head coaching experience whose name is being tossed up as a fair dinkum chance.
Henry was the Dally M coach of the year at Canberra and instrumental in putting together the premiership-winning roster at North Queensland. He also received widespread praise for the work he did on a limited budget at Gold Coast before he fell out of favour following Jarryd Hayne’s arrival.
But while no one at the club will say so publicly, Toovey’s name is simply not in the mix, despite Toovey boasting a 58 per cent winning record after taking over in the tumultuous period that followed Des Hasler’s exit.
The club aren’t interested in bringing Toovey back. (Toby Zerna)
Taylor is believed to have put up his hand after previous head coaching stints at Parramatta, South Sydney and Wests Tigers, where he had an overall success rate of 43.6 per cent in 140 games.
Taylor was the attack coach for the Sydney Roosters this year.
While all the candidates have the credentials, it just seems ludicrous the club won’t even consider Toovey given his outstanding service as a player and a coach.
When news of Barrett’s pending exit was first revealed, Manly fans were vocal in their support of Toovey.
But it appears club management is too proud to swallow its pride after dumping Toovey to bring in Barrett.
Nice Beaver
Bencher
If the DT printed that the sky is blue, I'd have to question everything I believed about my education on colours.
Those f*cking scumbags are worse than a broken clock.
To even entertain believing what that farce of a "news" publication has to say is lunacy.
HappilyManly
Journey Man
2v would keep it simple as our current roster can't catch a bloody ball with any sense of confidence 🙄
I agree but just imagine if he is being considered .........
Sorry to go over old ground, but......
Trent was on record as saying the training facilities were not a problem. Tick.
In respect of support staff, Manly was very close to providing Trent with a top line recruitment manager........article from 3rd May 2018........
Link: https://www.smh.com.au/sport/nrl/i-...on-manly-meet-o-sullivan-20180503-p4zd78.html
'I'm staying': Barrett quells speculation, Manly meet O'Sullivan
From story.........
"Trent Barrett has told his Manly players he has no intention of walking out on the club as the Sea Eagles formally met with controversial recruitment guru Peter O'Sullivan, who is nearing an NRL return."
"And Barrett might have another key plank added to his support staff, former Storm and Roosters scout O'Sullivan meeting Manly chief executive Lyall Gorman on Thursday to discuss an unlikely NRL return."
Then the Warriors came in and secured O'Sullivan.
Moving forward, I would not be surprised if Manly are holding off on recruiting key support staff until the coaching position is locked down. Let's not forget that Des had Crusher (and we all know that Crusher was the reason Jamie Lyon came to our club). It will help if there is synergy between coach and recruitment rather than just plucking professionals out of the phone book. I think Manly work better this way.
Having a coach give a period of notice out of sync with the playing season must be a nightmare for filling all the key coaching/recruitment positions for 2019.
Trent was on record as saying the training facilities were not a problem. Tick.
In respect of support staff, Manly was very close to providing Trent with a top line recruitment manager........article from 3rd May 2018........
Link: https://www.smh.com.au/sport/nrl/i-...on-manly-meet-o-sullivan-20180503-p4zd78.html
'I'm staying': Barrett quells speculation, Manly meet O'Sullivan
From story.........
"Trent Barrett has told his Manly players he has no intention of walking out on the club as the Sea Eagles formally met with controversial recruitment guru Peter O'Sullivan, who is nearing an NRL return."
"And Barrett might have another key plank added to his support staff, former Storm and Roosters scout O'Sullivan meeting Manly chief executive Lyall Gorman on Thursday to discuss an unlikely NRL return."
Then the Warriors came in and secured O'Sullivan.
Moving forward, I would not be surprised if Manly are holding off on recruiting key support staff until the coaching position is locked down. Let's not forget that Des had Crusher (and we all know that Crusher was the reason Jamie Lyon came to our club). It will help if there is synergy between coach and recruitment rather than just plucking professionals out of the phone book. I think Manly work better this way.
Having a coach give a period of notice out of sync with the playing season must be a nightmare for filling all the key coaching/recruitment positions for 2019.
Jigzkiller
Bencher
Not even talking to Toovey and they wonder why people think the joint stinks.
Nice Beaver
Bencher
Jigzkiller
Bencher
1 good thing out of the article is ferris is gone just sad we have to put up with Carty as coach.
ManEagle
Just a Man and his Eagle
Jason Taylor emerges as bolter to replace Trent Barrett at Manly while Geoff Toovey remains on the outer
Paul Crawley, The Daily Telegraph
October 10, 2018 7:13pm
IN their playing days, Geoff Toovey and Jason Taylor were the public faces for two of the game’s sworn enemies.
But in a potential move that would infuriate many Manly fans, former North Sydney Bear Taylor has now emerged as a bolter to take over from Trent Barrett.
This is despite the fact club legend Toovey remains on the outer, three years after he was sacked to make way for Barrett.
Taylor is interested in the role — but would the fans have him? (Brett Costello)
ROOS NEWS
ON A ROLL: Tedesco’s time has come
MANO-A-MANU: Trell targets teammate
Manly chief executive Lyall Gorman confirmed on Wednesday that a new coach as well as a full reform of the football club structure would be in place for when players return to pre-season training on November 5.
It leaves the club little time to make some huge decisions, while also struggling to come to a legal resolution with Barrett.
Barrett’s current assistant John Cartwright remains favourite to claim the top job following Michael Maguire’s withdrawal because of similar concerns to Barrett, relating to the club’s lack of resources.
Gorman would not comment on which coaches were in the running when contacted, although he said more than two contenders were alive in the race.
Neil Henry remains on Manly’s radar. (Nathan Hopkins/NRL Photos)
Neil Henry is the other coach with proven head coaching experience whose name is being tossed up as a fair dinkum chance.
Henry was the Dally M coach of the year at Canberra and instrumental in putting together the premiership-winning roster at North Queensland. He also received widespread praise for the work he did on a limited budget at Gold Coast before he fell out of favour following Jarryd Hayne’s arrival.
But while no one at the club will say so publicly, Toovey’s name is simply not in the mix, despite Toovey boasting a 58 per cent winning record after taking over in the tumultuous period that followed Des Hasler’s exit.
The club aren’t interested in bringing Toovey back. (Toby Zerna)
Taylor is believed to have put up his hand after previous head coaching stints at Parramatta, South Sydney and Wests Tigers, where he had an overall success rate of 43.6 per cent in 140 games.
Taylor was the attack coach for the Sydney Roosters this year.
While all the candidates have the credentials, it just seems ludicrous the club won’t even consider Toovey given his outstanding service as a player and a coach.
When news of Barrett’s pending exit was first revealed, Manly fans were vocal in their support of Toovey.
But it appears club management is too proud to swallow its pride after dumping Toovey to bring in Barrett.
All that says is the DT have about as much clue...no make that less clue as the rest of us. No way is JT going to be coach
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