I read in yesterday’s paper an article by David Campese that talked about the Waratahs’ coaching position and Australian rugby in general. He mentioned that when the Waratahs are strong, so too are the Wallabies. So why hasn’t a coach been found yet?
Perhaps they should have been lined one up before they axed Ewen.
Campese wasn’t impressed by Louden as he doesn’t stick around with a team for more than a year and he also mentioned the need for a head coach to be an-ex back rather than an ex-forward.
Then he threw out the idea that the NWSU should have been in contact with Mark Ella, trying to coax him into the position long ago.
Well I say, “what about you Campo?” Why haven’t you handed your resume over to the NSWRU?
Or since having a part in coaching the Australian Adelaide 7s team, are you really not interested?
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