Rhyce Shaw.....Risky career move or a free hit?

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Interested on the thoughts of people in regards to Rhyce Shaw’s appointment to fill in the remainder of the season.
I’m only assuming he’s got aspirations of one day being a senior coach.
Doesn’t get much tougher, first game in and playing Richmond on Friday night footy.
Will he be judged on what happens in these next 12 games or is it a free hit for him, taking over a 3-7 team?
I only hope that no matter what happens for the rest of this season, that it doesn’t have a detrimental effect on whatever future aspirations he has
 
It's a free hit. He's already highly regarded as an assistant, so if North continue to stink it up this year it'll just be confirmation that the playing list isn't very good and it won't reflect on him. If they do well then he's probably locked in as the next senior coach.
If he somehow gets a few wins on the board, he may have more options than just Arden Street too.
Could be a few coaching vacancies by season’s end
 

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It's a free hit. He's already highly regarded as an assistant, so if North continue to stink it up this year it'll just be confirmation that the playing list isn't very good and it won't reflect on him. If they do well then he's probably locked in as the next senior coach.
Hypothetically if the Melbourne, Carlton, St Kilda and Essendon jobs are available, do you take one of them or North?
 
Hypothetically if the Melbourne, Carlton, St Kilda and Essendon jobs are available, do you take one of them or North?
I’d be staggered if he chose North over Carlton or Essendon if he had that option
 
Opportunity knocks.
Has had 2 assistant coach gigs, neither very extended, with two quite different coaches, personalities and styles. If he can condense his lessons learnt into his own methodology, nothing to lose and heaps to gain. At 37 years of age, pretty green, but he is from an esteemed footy family so there will be plenty of support in and outside the club. Hope he does well.
 

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It's a free hit. He's already highly regarded as an assistant, so if North continue to stink it up this year it'll just be confirmation that the playing list isn't very good and it won't reflect on him. If they do well then he's probably locked in as the next senior coach.

No chance. They have said they will try to rebuild with picks so expect they will be giving the kids a go to fast track their development and and play the Melbourne 'we are not tanking' game.

I think North would ahve been better bringing in an older-style coach like a Roos and tell him his job is to let them know which players they should trade out at year's end and which players won't make it.
 
It would be interesting to see the sucsess rate of interim coaches and if they end up getting perminate jobs.

Some of the coaches who were appointed as interim coaches of clubs and then went on to coach the club on a permanent basis this century:

  • Grant Thomas - appointed St Kilda's interim coach from round 16, 2001 after Malcolm Blight left St Kilda. As coach of St Kilda between 2001 and 2006, overall record of 63 wins, 1 draw and 59 losses (including 2 wins and 4 losses in finals).
  • Paul Roos - appointed Sydney's interim coach from round 13, 2002 after Rodney Eade left Sydney . As coach of Sydney between 2002 and 2010, overall record of 116 wins, 2 draws and 84 losses (including one premiership and one losing grand final).
  • Peter Rohde - appointed Western Bulldogs' coach from round 22, 2002 after Terry Wallace left the Western Bulldogs. As coach of the Bulldogs between 2002 and 2004, overall record of 9 wins, 1 draw and 35 losses.
  • Neil Craig - appointed Adelaide's interim coach from round 14, 2004 after Gary Ayres left the Crows. As coach of the Crows between 2004 and 2011, overall record of 92 wins and 74 losses.
  • Mark Harvey - appointed Fremantle's interim coach from round 16, 2007 after Chris Connolly left the Dockers. As coach of Fremantle between 2007 and 2011, overall record of 39 wins and 58 losses.
  • Brett Ratten - appointed Carlton's interim coach from round 17, 2007 after Denis Pagan left the Blues. As coach of Carlton between 2007 and 2012, overall record of 60 wins, 1 draw and 59 losses.
  • Matthew Primus - appointed Port Adelaide's interim coach from round 16, 2010 after Mark Williams left the Power. As coach of Port Adelaide between 2010 and 2012, overall record of 13 wins and 34 losses.
 

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