New Coach 2024 - Suggestions

Headfan wrote:Can we field a few names for the coach position?
My early ones are Shannon Hurn, Stewart Dew. Both are ex South Australians.

I’ve got no idea what so ever I’ve seen central’s fans say Dan Menzel

Gavin Colville possibly but he could still be in therapy after coaching West.
Jarrad Wright - can't see him at Souf next year
Brent Reilly - an assistant at Souf this year
There's a few for starters

Malcolm Blight
Bring him back

The Barton wrote:Gavin Colville possibly but he could still be in therapy after coaching West.
Jarrad Wright - can't see him at Souf next year
Brent Reilly - an assistant at Souf this year
There's a few for starters

I was actually thinking Jarrad Wright last night.

Off the cuff I don't honestly even know who our B grade is? Old age setting in.

Matty Knight is our B grade coach, first year.
Certainly not a candidate.
Had a quick look through a few other SANFL clubs websites to see who their Assistants are and hardly saw a name I recognise.
The club has advertised the job now and a Level 2 coaching accreditation is one of the minimum requirements.

Be interesting if the prospect of a new coach brings out the best or worst of the current players in our next game against NA (still can't bring myself after 19th man incident to say their full name). We need an inspiring coach.

whybother wrote:Be interesting if the prospect of a new coach brings out the best or worst of the current players in our next game against NA (still can't bring myself after 19th man incident to say their full name). We need an inspiring coach.

I'm not expecting us to wimp out in the last 3 games, still may not win them but we'll have a crack, especially the core group that has been with Sheeds for the journey. Thought we looked structually better against Strut. Just call NA "the Cheats", it works for me and it's 100% true. Same with Port Power now too ...

The Barton wrote:Matty Knight is our B grade coach, first year.
Certainly not a candidate.
Had a quick look through a few other SANFL clubs websites to see who their Assistants are and hardly saw a name I recognise.
The club has advertised the job now and a Level 2 coaching accreditation is one of the minimum requirements.

Glenelg coach is a no namer from Centrals, I think. Our club has done well in the past. Goddan was a Glenelg reserves coach. I am against interstaters. They don't understand SANFL and WWT cultures. Sheedy came from the minor leagues so there should be someone out there.

Sheedy's assistant coach from the premiership era could be in the mix.
Jeremy Cini, spent time at Norwood for memory and left the Eagles to coach PNU Division 1. Probably has some of the credentials but not the profile or SANFL playing experience.

I dont think that we want Wright....hasnt succeeded with South. And Hurn is untried as a coach.

whybother wrote:I dont think that we want Wright....hasnt succeeded with South. And Hurn is untried as a coach.

Agree - we need someone new and fresh like Godden and Sheedy were when they stepped up to league coaching.
An SANFL coach does a lot more than just coaching nowadays so burn ou is an issue so coaches that go longer than 5 or 6 years will be rare now.

whybother wrote:I dont think that we want Wright....hasnt succeeded with South. And Hurn is untried as a coach.

He left us a long time ago in Goddens time

whybother wrote:I dont think that we want Wright....hasnt succeeded with South. And Hurn is untried as a coach.

No one has won the Ultimate at SA in 60 years. Experienced coach with a reasonable CV and a new/old environment may help.

I have no idea, but Jarrad Wright, Scott Camporeale and Gavin Colville were the names that popped up in my head straight away.

Aerie wrote:I have no idea, but Jarrad Wright, Scott Camporeale and Gavin Colville were the names that popped up in my head straight away.

I would take Campo in a heartbeat. Might get his sons over at the same time.

Headfan wrote:

goddy11 wrote:

whybother wrote:I dont think that we want Wright....hasnt succeeded with South. And Hurn is untried as a coach.

No one has won the Ultimate at SA in 60 years. Experienced coach with a reasonable CV and a new/old environment may help.

I agree. Wouldn’t be disappointed if he was appointed.

Yes I also agree that if Wright became available he should be considered

- He is the right age - not too young but not old enough that he can't relate to young players
- Has experience and would imagine a reasonable winning record (fwiw I don't buy into the debate that just because he couldn't win a GF despite getting his team into finals he isn't a decent coach)
- has played SANFL and AFL
- Is local
- Won't bamboozle part-time footballers with an overcomplicated game plan like AFL players recently out of the game
- Has a good track record of attracting decent recruits to his club
- Wouldn't be commencing the job with the attitude of using it as a tool to enable them to leave the club to become an AFL coach.

Senior League Coach (SANFL)

Woodville West Torrens Football Club

Description

The Woodville West Torrens Football Club has been a powerhouse SANFL team since 1991. After an amalgamation of the West Torrens and Woodville football clubs at the beginning of the 1991 season, the Eagles were born. From the beginning, success has been a constant theme for the Club, claiming its first premiership in 1993 after just three years in the competition. Since then, the Eagles have consistently competed for premierships, recapturing the title in 2006, 2011, 2020 and 2021. The Club has competed in a total of 12 grand finals while making the finals 26 out of its 33 years. The Club is motivated by success and a commitment to achieve it.

The Woodville West Torrens Football Club seeks an experienced full-time Senior League Coach to steer the club into the next phase of on-field success.

Job tasks and responsibilities

Key responsibilities will include but are not limited to:

Work collaboratively with and report to the CEO, Football Operations Manager and Board.
Develop and implement an elite football program, player development and education, and develop a coaching structure that drives and encourages the WWTFC Centre of Excellence through to Senior Football.
Conduct opposition analysis and reporting.
Develop and implement match-day strategies relevant to weekly opposition.
Provide direction and work closely with assistant coaches on all training and match day requirements.
Effectively develop and implement structured gameday strategies and programs for the playing group.
Provide game and training performance feedback via Sports Code edits and Hudl to the playing group.
Skills and experience

To be considered, you must have:

Playing experience at an elite level (preferred)
Experience in an elite sports team or environment
Minimum Level 2 AFL Coaching Accreditation
Proficient in Sports Code and Hudl (preferred)
Demonstrate strong leadership skills and can create a positive and motivating environment where players can grow, develop and perform
A thorough understanding of game strategies, playing styles, and tactics of opposition clubs
Willingness to uphold the values & behaviours of the WWTFC.
Flexible and responsive to change in direction and priorities, as and when required.
Collaborative and interactive management style with other coaching staff, employees and Board members of the Club

Essential Requirements

Level 2 Coaching Accreditation
Working with Children / Working with Vulnerable People Check

Desirable Criteria
Sports Management / Business Degree
Human Movement / Coaching / Exercise / Sports Science Degree
Level 3 Coaching Accreditation

Was Sheedy full time? I didn't think he was.

Interesting that they've gone down the route of seeking the coach as a full-time role

Headfan wrote:I agree with you Titan2. Wright would be a good choice. Surely maturing as a coach. Would also be hungry for the ultimate success.
The job advert is very comprehensive, inclusive and quite (very) demanding. All we can hope is to get someone who comes very close to meeting all the criteria outlined.

Very specific in what they want.

Sounds like they have someone picked out. Campo?

The Barton wrote:Sheedy's assistant coach from the premiership era could be in the mix.
Jeremy Cini, spent time at Norwood for memory and left the Eagles to coach PNU Division 1. Probably has some of the credentials but not the profile or SANFL playing experience.

Think Jeremy was keen to get experience as a coach in his own right, very good operator and good guy to boot, not sure if he would have all of the boxes ticked though.

Brent Reilly is the Goldy of South Adelaide, would be interesting if he saw coaching as an option or is looking more management type roles.

Any talk from oval ave or any rumours anything ?