GRaham still head coach.
Dan Herbert is Exec GM - Rugby
Cords - Head on Pathways and List Management.
Reds 2016
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GRaham still head coach.
Dan Herbert is Exec GM - Rugby
Cords - Head on Pathways and List Management.
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Tony Shaw (54)
Well that is good news; it can only mean one thing, which it seems you are aware of, namely that RG is no longer HC or anywhere near the 2016 coaching team.
RedsHappy
Tony Shaw (54)
RR - are you teasing us, or is this what you now know?
It's confirmed RH
RedsHappy
Tony Shaw (54)
St.George Queensland Reds announce new High Performance Structure for 2016
Queensland Rugby Union (QRU) today announced the extension of Richard Graham as St.George Queensland Reds Head Coach for the 2016 Super Rugby season.
Graham will work under a new high performance structure that will see him report into an Executive General Manager - Reds.
This newly created structure, outlined as the main recommendation from the recent Reds High Performance Review, sees the appointment of former World Cup-winning Wallabies centre Daniel Herbert, a 124-capped Queensland Red, to the Executive General Manager’s role.
QRU Chairman Rod McCall said: “The recent Reds High Performance Review made clear recommendations around the structure of our organisation. We feel the appointment of our first Executive General Manger to oversee our Performance Rugby Department will bring us into line with best practice and allow us every opportunity for success.
“On the back of further recommendations from the review, QRU ran an open and thorough process for the roles of head coach and also attack and defence coaches. The Coaching Review Panel considered over 20 coaching applications from the local and international Rugby markets.
“We fully understand that the results of the Reds over the last two seasons have been unacceptable, however we feel strongly that Richard is the right man to lead us into the 2016 season under this new structure.”
Graham will also be the Reds Defence Coach in 2016 and the QRU will finalise its search for an attack coach in advance of the 2016 Super Rugby season.
Graham said: “I am humbled by the opportunity to coach this team again in 2016. As a squad we will not tolerate any excuses that compromise our preparations or performance in order to achieve success in 2016.”
QRU CEO Jim Carmichael said: “In the Review an important insight was the need for us to implement an optimum high performance structure that is also aligned to our wider organisational plans. To that end, Daniel Herbert is an outstanding appointment as he not only has all the football related experience and skill sets but he has also been a successful senior QRU executive, possessing wide-ranging corporate knowledge and a complete understanding of our objectives for the next five years for the Reds and Queensland Rugby.”
Former Reds and Wallabies scrumhalf Sam Cordingley will also support Herbert as the Head of Pathways and List Management.
Today’s announcements follow on from other recent appointments in the High Performance staff including the appointment of Brad Thorn as Reds Elite Development Squad Forwards Coach, Damian Marsh as Head of Athletic Performance, the re-signing of Nick Stiles as Senior Assistant Coach and Cameron Lillicrap returning as Head Physiotherapist.
Queensland Rugby Union (QRU) today announced the extension of Richard Graham as St.George Queensland Reds Head Coach for the 2016 Super Rugby season.
Graham will work under a new high performance structure that will see him report into an Executive General Manager - Reds.
This newly created structure, outlined as the main recommendation from the recent Reds High Performance Review, sees the appointment of former World Cup-winning Wallabies centre Daniel Herbert, a 124-capped Queensland Red, to the Executive General Manager’s role.
QRU Chairman Rod McCall said: “The recent Reds High Performance Review made clear recommendations around the structure of our organisation. We feel the appointment of our first Executive General Manger to oversee our Performance Rugby Department will bring us into line with best practice and allow us every opportunity for success.
“On the back of further recommendations from the review, QRU ran an open and thorough process for the roles of head coach and also attack and defence coaches. The Coaching Review Panel considered over 20 coaching applications from the local and international Rugby markets.
“We fully understand that the results of the Reds over the last two seasons have been unacceptable, however we feel strongly that Richard is the right man to lead us into the 2016 season under this new structure.”
Graham will also be the Reds Defence Coach in 2016 and the QRU will finalise its search for an attack coach in advance of the 2016 Super Rugby season.
Graham said: “I am humbled by the opportunity to coach this team again in 2016. As a squad we will not tolerate any excuses that compromise our preparations or performance in order to achieve success in 2016.”
QRU CEO Jim Carmichael said: “In the Review an important insight was the need for us to implement an optimum high performance structure that is also aligned to our wider organisational plans. To that end, Daniel Herbert is an outstanding appointment as he not only has all the football related experience and skill sets but he has also been a successful senior QRU executive, possessing wide-ranging corporate knowledge and a complete understanding of our objectives for the next five years for the Reds and Queensland Rugby.”
Former Reds and Wallabies scrumhalf Sam Cordingley will also support Herbert as the Head of Pathways and List Management.
Today’s announcements follow on from other recent appointments in the High Performance staff including the appointment of Brad Thorn as Reds Elite Development Squad Forwards Coach, Damian Marsh as Head of Athletic Performance, the re-signing of Nick Stiles as Senior Assistant Coach and Cameron Lillicrap returning as Head Physiotherapist.
Fixed that for you
So no changes then? Oh Dear.
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Insanity is repeating the same mistakes and expecting different results. ~ Narcotics Anonymous circa 1980. Often attributed to Albert Einstein, Benjamin Franklin and many others.
Cue Thread Meltdown and Rant overload.
Gene Gunston has been summoned to G&GR HQ to confirm that the G&GR Server room on the Pitcairn Islands can handle the pressure.
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Well, I've just sent memberships an email inquiring if mine automatically roll over and advising I will not be renewing based on Graham being retained.
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John Thornett (49)
Yep sorry Reds, you've pushed it too far. You've lost this supporter until this mess is fixed, however long that takes.
I'll support club level and the Wallabies, but no way in hell are the Reds getting anything from me in 2016.
Absolute smack in the face to all the supporters.
I'll support club level and the Wallabies, but no way in hell are the Reds getting anything from me in 2016.
Absolute smack in the face to all the supporters.
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Tony Shaw (54)
“We fully understand that the results of the Reds over the last two seasons have been unacceptable, however we feel strongly that Richard is the right man to lead us into the 2016 season under this new structure.”
Umm, why is that exactly?
I mean, what a joke to think that inserting the old boys insider Dan Herbert - who has zero experience and track-record-like credibility in this type of role - over the top of a proven incompetent HC is 'the required answer'.
Umm, why is that exactly?
I mean, what a joke to think that inserting the old boys insider Dan Herbert - who has zero experience and track-record-like credibility in this type of role - over the top of a proven incompetent HC is 'the required answer'.
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Andrew Slack (58)
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Darby Loudon (17)
So nothing changes but job titles. All the people responsible for our downfall are still making decisions about their own futures. Makes sense.
A positive is there must be some board positions opening up. Folks here constantly saying that not all the board members are corrupt or incompetent, therefore I assume they will be resigning this afternoon?
A positive is there must be some board positions opening up. Folks here constantly saying that not all the board members are corrupt or incompetent, therefore I assume they will be resigning this afternoon?
RedsHappy
Tony Shaw (54)
I will do precisely that too, and more.
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Charlie Fox (21)
woeful decision. QRU is run by morons.
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