I hope this is a bad rumour, and that NZF wouldn't agree to Schmid doing both jobs.
One of reasons why the AWs were far more organised at very least off the pitch under Hudson, post Ricki - was Uncle Anthony just had the national sides (involved with U23/20's as well) to focus on.
Sure maybe the AWs won't play much the next 2 years - but to my mind it's just too big a job, juggling all those hats.
Could maybe work (big maybe), if Schmid assumed more like a director of football role at the Nix, and then bought in say likes Greenacre/Figueira/Buckingham, to do the day to day coaching.
It would certainly be a big plus, to have closer relationship between Nix & NZF. Help with the new 'Kiwis first' policy?
I assume Schmid has a pro licence? So he is appointed coach - and Greenacre/Figueira/Buckingham, go about getting their pro licences in next 2 years?
Actually with bit more reflection it could work okay. Esp true if Confederations Cup is turfed by FIFA as seems likely. That could mean that OFC Nations is also canned, or as a minimum assumes far lesser importance for AWs. It meant more to secure that Confeds Cup spot than to run around boasting we were champions of Oceania! Euros it ain’t.
Anyway basically Schmid may not have any serious games for AWs (first round OFC World Cup qualifiers), until latter part of 2020, or even early 2021 - if the OFC Nations Cup is canned. Not saying that’s a good thing, but creates an opportunity to coach Nix also on say a 2 year deal - with possible benefits to NZF as well. Share wage costs, possibly more Kiwis signed for Nix, keep Schmid’s coaching mind sharpened day to day etc
Maybe Schmid is looking also his NZF desk, at his mate Heraf now juggling 2 roles, thinking I can do that.