Lee Briers gets the plaudits

[DavidM]

https://au.sports.yahoo.com/broncos-ears-briers-unsung-maestro-041815733.html

[The Future is League]

1 hour ago, DavidM said:

https://au.sports.yahoo.com/broncos-ears-briers-unsung-maestro-041815733.html

When he was on the coaching team at Wigan i remember him saying that he watched every minute of every game in the NRL and i think what a fool Powell was not to retain him on the coaching staff when he took over the reins at the Wolves.

[Harry Stottle]

No doubt about it the Bronco's started playing a different more expansive game since Lee's arrival there, they didn't look like they were going anywhere under Walter's then BOOM, the Englishman cometh.

Edited April 26 by Harry Stottle

[Moe syszlak]

1 hour ago, Harry Stottle said:

No doubt about it the Bronco's started playing a different more expansive game since Lee's arrival there, they didn't look like they were going anywhere under Walter's then BOOM, the Englishman cometh.

You mean Welshman?

[Worzel]

Always admired Lee Briers as a player. I really hope he stays in Australia and builds himself a long-term career there. You can be employed securely as an assistant for years, steadily growing your experience in truly professional sports organisations, and earn a far better living in the NRL whilst having a far better lifestyle in Australia. Think it'd be a crying shame if he came back "home" for a head coaches position too soon. What a life opportunity for him and his family.  

[Harry Stottle]

58 minutes ago, Moe syszlak said:

You mean Welshman?

Yeah born and bred in St Helens.

[Stanley30]

2 hours ago, Worzel said:

Always admired Lee Briers as a player. I really hope he stays in Australia and builds himself a long-term career there. You can be employed securely as an assistant for years, steadily growing your experience in truly professional sports organisations, and earn a far better living in the NRL whilst having a far better lifestyle in Australia. Think it'd be a crying shame if he came back "home" for a head coaches position too soon. What a life opportunity for him and his family.  

What a complete lack of ambituon that would be

[Click]

12 minutes ago, Stanley30 said:

What a complete lack of ambituon that would be

I am not sure how learning his trade as an assistant for a few years is showing a lack of ambition. 

He isn't a player anymore, he could be coaching until his 70s - He doesn't need to rush in and be a head coach instantly

[Dunbar]

3 hours ago, Worzel said:

and earn a far better living in the NRL whilst having a far better lifestyle in Australia.

I enjoyed the 1980's but I wouldn't necessarily want to go back.

[DavidM]

19 minutes ago, Dunbar said:

I enjoyed the 1980's but I wouldn't necessarily want to go back.

Oh I would