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Message: [QUOTE="Ari Gold, post: 2422080, member: 1917"] I think premierships is the first thing you look for. They may not make you a supercoach but absence of them means you are not one. I also tend to dilute the value of doing well with poorer rosters - Brian Smith is a good example. Can do good things with average squads but cannot make them into premiers. Only if a coach has multiple premierships do the other things matter - after all, you can retain all the players you like and make them all into rep players but if you don't win a premiership with them then what does it matter? I think WB is the closest thing we have, followed by Des, who has made a promising start with what I think is an average Bulldogs roster. In all sports, I think nobody beats Jose Mourinho. The man is a tactical genius. I know, wrong sport for this topic but it segues to something I thought I would bring up -- How much of an effect do you really think a coach has on a team's performance. Rugby league strikes me as a sport where once the first whistle blows the coach cannot impact the game much when compared to other sports. [/QUOTE]

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