Braith Anasta now part of coaching structure

[fletch]

so Braith is back at the club as assistant coach for NYC.

http://www.roosters.com.au/news/2014...structure.html

[Waerea-Beast!]

I'm happy about this. He was very much maligned towards the end, but nobody can doubt that Braith loves/d the club and was a loyal servant.

[Jacks Fur Coat]

Thanks Fletch great to see our structure so clearly articulated.

And I'm happy to see Braith back..where he belongs.

[The Axe]

He'll grab the opportunity to coach them how to kick off and play a full 80 minutes!

He will also instill his passion for the Roosters

[Cockadoodledoo]

Thanks Fletch great to see our structure so clearly articulated.

And I'm happy to see Braith back..where he belongs.

Off the field.. I wonder if he can play a role in having another head coach sacked.

[chook 56]

He'll grab the opportunity to coach them how to kick off and play a full 80 minutes, while maintaining a perfectly clean set of colours!

He will also instill his passion for the Roosters

Fixed it for ya

[davos]

I'm happy about this. He was very much maligned towards the end, but nobody can doubt that Braith loves/d the club and was a loyal servant.

Really, because from memory in his last season on-field here it looked like he seriously couldn't gaf whether our club won or not. Certainly not the type of captain that would bleed for our jersey. I would have preferred mini be involved with our youngsters.

[davos]

Fixed it for ya

I hope he doesn't teach them magic tricks like how to disappear from the field for 80 minutes.

[SConcierge]

A good choice excellent communicator

[Tommy Smith]

^ Excellent communicator indeed. And he has always struck me as a quality human being, too.

Welcome back, Braith.

[Thirteen]

The club could do a lot worse than having Anasta around. As long as he's not playing footy.

[Andrew Walker]

As long as he is not coaching them at kick offs

[Darkone]

Welcome back Braith
but who's gonna teach them how to pass to the right?

[Burnt Rooster]

I just read through the whole coaching and trainers structure, and it appears the only person to miss out is the ballboy, certainly a lot of hands in the good old gravy train these days, I remember the old days of the caprtain/coach, a manager, and a couple of selectors maybe, made up the first grade coaching team, but I suppose they call it progress, but what a cost must be involved, in fielding a football club these days.

[ism22]

I'm happy about this. He was very much maligned towards the end, but nobody can doubt that Braith loves/d the club and was a loyal servant.

With the number if pot shots he took at us over the past 2 seasons in the media I'm really surprised we gave him a job. The 'at least he's a good bloke and a loyal servant' mantra went out the door in my books. He coulda just shut up!