Forget Craig Bellamy, Brad Arthur taking Parramatta Eels from dead last to 6th after 16 games means he must be in contention for NRL - National Rugby League Coach of the Year.
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What’s funny Snake? He deserves the recognition.
If he can get us to the top 4 and win at least one Finals game, then yeah he’d be in the conversation
Top 4 and deep in the Finals then maybe.
Bellamy is the best Coach in the NRL and deserves that award.
Give Bellamy the Titans and then talk him up!!! Same goes for Bennett, both coaches are way overrated!!!! seriously how many premierships has Bellamy won 2 legitimately in 15 years. Don't even get me started with his representative record absolutely appalling.
Brad will win more with parra in a shorter period of time starting with 2019 and then be the first coach to go back to back to back f...k Bellamy
You said it right there. Dead last last year. Does that sound like a coach of the year. A good coach shows consistency. BA is yet to show that.
3 wins does not cover for a full season of losses
It’s coach of this year not coach of the last few years. What happened last year isn’t relevant except as an indicator of where he was starting from. Having said that he would need to have us finishing top 4. If they award coach of the year to anyone who doesn’t finish top 4 they are kidding. Really except in unusual circumstances it should just go to the minor premiers coach in my view.
And yet you are comparing this year's performance to last year's.
I would give it to the guy who's job it is to motivate the players.
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