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Message: [QUOTE="M.B.88, post: 3170318, member: 8473"] Oh for sure. Seibold is actually an outstanding tactical coach - but that's the role of an assistant. He's a great assistant coach. And that's where he should stay. The NRL have it all wrong with the way they run their coaching departments. It's all ego. Certain personalities and strengths should stay as assistants 100%. Hierarchy should be: Head Coach / GM - responsible for making roster and positional changes, not as hands on, they're the CEO almost of the business parts of running the football team (AKA football manager) Attacking Coach - building the attack and making strong cases for positional and roster decisions to the GM/HC. They run the team and how they play. Defence Coach - gets those soft pussies who like to run their fancy plays in offence and teaches them how to stay focused and harden up to take others down. - Works in small groups one on one to build defensive combinations. Splitting the field up into 5 sections: back 3, ruck defence, middle defence with all FRF and hooker (combine with ruck D) and the two edges: half, back rower, centre & winger for both sides. All depth players would run drills as opposing players for all sections. The head coach is also the man manager and gets them mentally fit. Other hierarchy positions would remain the same, strength and conditioning (under the D coach) and skills / tactical coach (under A coach) [/QUOTE]

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