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Message: [QUOTE="Coxy, post: 2183669, member: 1764"] In reality, the Australian Head Coach should really be like a coaching director for the nation, and a full time job. They should be identifying young players who are future Kangaroos coming through the NRL ranks, as well as monitoring the elite in conjunction with his selection panel, conducting regular camps for the elite in the offseason etc. Keep the Australian squad familiar with eachother, and keep an eye on the future. He should also be responsible to work with the ARL to establish a coaching team for the Kangaroos which takes over most of the control during game preparations. The idea you can have a club coach come to about March and go "right, who's playing good...yeah, all right, let's have a week's training and play a Test" and then spend the first few days actually getting to know the players is a joke. [/QUOTE]

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