Current version

Posted April 17, 2018 01:43 · last edited April 17, 2018 01:44

RR wrote:

scribbler wrote:

Hard News wrote:

I also think it's a good place to prove yourself as a senior coach. 

Less pressure, excellent youth set-up, away from FOX and the NSW media analyzing every thing you do.  Plenty of room for signings, no Mariners league minimum spend, kiwi players available.

Imagine doing the Mariners or Sydney gig as your first role.

I agree the Nix would be a great place for an aspiring head coach to prove himself. Anyone know anything about De Marigny's coaching style? For instance, is he a hard-man Kevin Fallon-type, or a quieter Ernie/Greenie? 

Victory fan on Twitter says as an assistant he is aggressive as eff & in a Good Cop/Bad Cop arrangement with Muscat, he is the bad cop.

But as third hand info, take with a pinch of salt.

Anyone who can turn Muscat into a good cop must be very able with managing people

Previous versions

1 version
Unknown editor edited April 17, 2018 01:44
RR wrote:
scribbler wrote:
Hard News wrote:

I also think it's a good place to prove yourself as a senior coach. 

Less pressure, excellent youth set-up, away from FOX and the NSW media analyzing every thing you do.  Plenty of room for signings, no Mariners league minimum spend, kiwi players available.

Imagine doing the Mariners or Sydney gig as your first role.

I agree the Nix would be a great place for an aspiring head coach to prove himself. Anyone know anything about De Marigny's coaching style? For instance, is he a hard-man Kevin Fallon-type, or a quieter Ernie/Greenie? 

Victory fan on Twitter says as an assistant he is aggressive as eff & in a Good Cop/Bad Cop arrangement with Muscat, he is the bad cop.

But as third hand info, take with a pinch of salt.

Anyne who can turn Muscat into a good cop must be very able with managing people