Coaches goings and goings for Season 2024

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Coaches goings and goings for Season 2024

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The women's season is over. Champions decided. Post season events happened or happening. Post season is also a time for change.

So, are we going to see any movements on the coaching side of things for season 2024?

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yep , a few top teams will lose there coaches soon

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There will be the usual merry go round of the same coaches just moving to different jobs, you do wonder if any younger coaches will ever be given an opportunity instead of recycling the same guys over and over again.
look through the list of last years coaching groups and see how many clubs each one has been at and they wouldn't be doing it for free.

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Re: Coaches goings and goings for Season 2024

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romarios shin wrote: Tue Sep 26, 2023 12:16 pm There will be the usual merry go round of the same coaches just moving to different jobs, you do wonder if any younger coaches will ever be given an opportunity instead of recycling the same guys over and over again.
look through the list of last years coaching groups and see how many clubs each one has been at and they wouldn't be doing it for free.
A bit of a generalist statement there. Many younger coaches are being given a go as head coach, assistant and reserves coaches. Have listed former clubs (womens comps only) below - no merry-go-round unlike in the Men's competitions.

Inter
2023 Scalzi (3 clubs - Campbelltown, Metro, Inter)
2024 TBC

NTC
2023 Lastella (1 club - NTC)
2024 Lastella

Comets
2023 Monsegnior (1 club - Comets)
2024 TBC

City
2023 Powell (2 clubs - FSA, City)
2024 Powell

West
2023 Jenkins (6 - FSA, Sturt, Uni, Inter, West, now Cove)
2024 Jaric (3 - Uni, NTC, West)

Metro
2023 Morris (4 clubs - Para Hills, Inter, Salisbury Utd, Metro)
2024 Morris

Birkalla
2023 Goddard (has been at Birks a very long time)
2024 Goddard

Flinders
2023 Porter (2 clubs - FSA, Flinders)
2024 Porter

Uni
2023 Sacca (2 clubs - City, Uni)
2024 Trimboli (2 clubs - Modbury Jets, Uni)

Sturt
2023 Whiteside (4 clubs - City, Uni, West, Sturt)
2024 Tibaldi (1 club - Sturt)

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2023 Jenkins (6 - FSA, Sturt, Uni, Inter, West, now Cove)


Well she only has a few more clubs to make a clean sweep :smile:

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WNPL hub made a good start, but can others help complete the list? For example, wasn’t Trimboli at Birks (men)?

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fooey wrote: Tue Sep 26, 2023 4:19 pm WNPL hub made a good start, but can others help complete the list? For example, wasn’t Trimboli at Birks (men)?
As I said, I listed women's roles only.

If we are to include men, Goddard has been involved at both Sturt and Birkalla, Trimboli and Birkalla, Olympic and Modbury, Monsegnior at South Adelaide, Morris at Salisbury United, Porter at Northern Demons, Sacca at Pontian Eagles, and Tibaldi at Western Strikers and Sturt.

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Trimboli, coached Modbury Jets Div 2 a few years back while coaching in the men's game.
He stepped in as his daughter was playing.

This is his first senior gig in the Women's game.

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Did Monsigneur quit or was he not re-appointed?

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not re-appointed

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WNPL Hub wrote: Tue Sep 26, 2023 1:29 pm
romarios shin wrote: Tue Sep 26, 2023 12:16 pm There will be the usual merry go round of the same coaches just moving to different jobs, you do wonder if any younger coaches will ever be given an opportunity instead of recycling the same guys over and over again.
look through the list of last years coaching groups and see how many clubs each one has been at and they wouldn't be doing it for free.
A bit of a generalist statement there. Many younger coaches are being given a go as head coach, assistant and reserves coaches. Have listed former clubs (womens comps only) below - no merry-go-round unlike in the Men's competitions.

Inter
2023 Scalzi (3 clubs - Campbelltown, Metro, Inter)
2024 TBC

NTC
2023 Lastella (1 club - NTC)
2024 Lastella

Comets
2023 Monsegnior (1 club - Comets)
2024 TBC

City
2023 Powell (2 clubs - FSA, City)
2024 Powell

West
2023 Jenkins (6 - FSA, Sturt, Uni, Inter, West, now Cove)
2024 Jaric (3 - Uni, NTC, West)

Metro
2023 Morris (4 clubs - Para Hills, Inter, Salisbury Utd, Metro)
2024 Morris

Birkalla
2023 Goddard (has been at Birks a very long time)
2024 Goddard

Flinders
2023 Porter (2 clubs - FSA, Flinders)
2024 Porter

Uni
2023 Sacca (2 clubs - City, Uni)
2024 Trimboli (2 clubs - Modbury Jets, Uni)

Sturt
2023 Whiteside (4 clubs - City, Uni, West, Sturt)
2024 Tibaldi (1 club - Sturt)
Scalzi parted ways with Inter

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Re: Coaches goings and goings for Season 2024

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lethal14 wrote: Wed Sep 27, 2023 3:29 pm not re-appointed
Why not?

Not good enough?

Players don’t like him?

Club didn’t like him?

Seems strange considering they were Premiers.

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Re: Coaches goings and goings for Season 2024

Post by BAGGIO 15 »

Both Scalzi and Monsegnior not reappointed.
Seems odd.

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BAGGIO 15 wrote: Fri Sep 29, 2023 10:26 am Both Scalzi and Monsegnior not reappointed.
Seems odd.
Common infliction in the WNPL - when the right player makes a noise, change occurs. Happened in the past at Metro, West and City, nothing new for Comets and Inter.

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The tail wags the dog in womens football. Who would coach women - it’s a shiraz nightmare 😆
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Ga Pala wrote: Mon Oct 02, 2023 10:31 am The tail wags the dog in womens football. Who would coach women - it’s a bottle of shiraz nightmare 😆
That's not sexist at all... :???:

Could it be, perhaps, that in some cases women are given substandard resources and when they complain they are labeled as difficult? In at least one case mentioned earlier in this thread, the sacked coach was showing up late for trainings or not at all, on his phone during training on the sidelines, wasn't prepared for training, wasted the players' time by setting up drills after training should have started- should women have to put up with that when if they had behaved that way they wouldn't play? I think not.

So crawl back under your rock.

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juniorsupporter wrote: Mon Oct 02, 2023 2:39 pm
Ga Pala wrote: Mon Oct 02, 2023 10:31 am The tail wags the dog in womens football. Who would coach women - it’s a bottle of shiraz nightmare 😆
That's not sexist at all... :???:

Could it be, perhaps, that in some cases women are given substandard resources and when they complain they are labeled as difficult? In at least one case mentioned earlier in this thread, the sacked coach was showing up late for trainings or not at all, on his phone during training on the sidelines, wasn't prepared for training, wasted the players' time by setting up drills after training should have started- should women have to put up with that when if they had behaved that way they wouldn't play? I think not.

So crawl back under your rock.
Have spoken to numerous coaches in the womens game and it’s a common theme. Facts are facts 😉
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Ga Pala wrote: Mon Oct 02, 2023 6:45 pm [quote=juniorsupporter post_id=<a href="tel:1626645">1626645</a> time=<a href="tel:1696219787">1696219787</a> user_id=12390]
[quote="Ga Pala" post_id=<a href="tel:1626641">1626641</a> time=<a href="tel:1696204909">1696204909</a> user_id=1176]
The tail wags the dog in womens football. Who would coach women - it’s a bottle of shiraz nightmare 😆
That's not sexist at all... :???:

Could it be, perhaps, that in some cases women are given substandard resources and when they complain they are labeled as difficult? In at least one case mentioned earlier in this thread, the sacked coach was showing up late for trainings or not at all, on his phone during training on the sidelines, wasn't prepared for training, wasted the players' time by setting up drills after training should have started- should women have to put up with that when if they had behaved that way they wouldn't play? I think not.

So crawl back under your rock.
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Have spoken to numerous coaches in the womens game and it’s a common theme. Facts are facts 😉
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Ga Pala wrote: Mon Oct 02, 2023 6:45 pm
juniorsupporter wrote: Mon Oct 02, 2023 2:39 pm
Ga Pala wrote: Mon Oct 02, 2023 10:31 am The tail wags the dog in womens football. Who would coach women - it’s a bottle of shiraz nightmare 😆
That's not sexist at all... :???:

Could it be, perhaps, that in some cases women are given substandard resources and when they complain they are labeled as difficult? In at least one case mentioned earlier in this thread, the sacked coach was showing up late for trainings or not at all, on his phone during training on the sidelines, wasn't prepared for training, wasted the players' time by setting up drills after training should have started- should women have to put up with that when if they had behaved that way they wouldn't play? I think not.

So crawl back under your rock.
Have spoken to numerous coaches in the womens game and it’s a common theme. Facts are facts 😉
Yes they are.

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Goddard - ex Cumberland WNPL

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Haruna walking out of Inter for big bucks at Comets. Highest paid player now in the competition?

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How much is she making?

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BeNatural wrote: Mon Nov 06, 2023 8:48 pm Haruna walking out of Inter for big bucks at Comets. Highest paid player now in the competition?
Inter have poached players in the past by paying well over the market rates, Comets have been doing this for multiple seasons now too, nothing to see here.

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Like who?

Not sure if you have facts or assumptions here.

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Haruna couldn't play for Inter next season for one reason.
Inter have another Japanese striker coming.
That would of meant three internationals and you can only list two on the PPS.
She was always leaving.

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BAGGIO 15 wrote: Wed Nov 08, 2023 1:06 pm Haruna couldn't play for Inter next season for one reason.
Inter have another Japanese striker coming.
That would of meant three internationals and you can only list two on the PPS.
She was always leaving.
but wouldn't you keep her (as player of the year) and look at moving on the other international player already on the list

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I believe the new player is coming as she's friends with the current player who's staying at Inter.

Haruna only ended up at Inter for the same reason as Comets already had two internationals on PPS..
She's friends with the sisters at Comets.

Worked out well for Inter.

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Ga Pala wrote: Mon Oct 02, 2023 6:45 pm
juniorsupporter wrote: Mon Oct 02, 2023 2:39 pm
Ga Pala wrote: Mon Oct 02, 2023 10:31 am The tail wags the dog in womens football. Who would coach women - it’s a bottle of shiraz nightmare 😆
That's not sexist at all... :???:

Could it be, perhaps, that in some cases women are given substandard resources and when they complain they are labeled as difficult? In at least one case mentioned earlier in this thread, the sacked coach was showing up late for trainings or not at all, on his phone during training on the sidelines, wasn't prepared for training, wasted the players' time by setting up drills after training should have started- should women have to put up with that when if they had behaved that way they wouldn't play? I think not.

So crawl back under your rock.
Have spoken to numerous coaches in the womens game and it’s a common theme. Facts are facts 😉
Sad to see gresat coaches like Scalzi not re-appointed,One of teh nicest blokes you will ever meet.
I guess winning the league with Inter, doesnt mena that you have a job the next year....
Having spoken to him, he was shocked and upset but thats what you get in the womens league unfortunately....

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Well said Michael.
Having been around the women's soccer/football scene for over 2 decades I have seen good people, coaches, managers, volunteers, leave and many never returning. Many reasons. However, the sport needs good hard working people. It's not for the pay the coaches do the job. It's for the love of the game and for the commitment to the team.

The reason why Tony wasn't re-appointed are probably the subject of rumour and innuendo ( I have heard zero) however, coming out of retirement (or a period of recovery from an illness) to take on the coaching role at the WNPL is remarkable. Shows the dedication and loyalty he has.

Sadly, sometimes, it does not work both ways.

And the treadmill/revolving door swings again. Hopefully he's not lost to the game.

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Tony is a great man, it would be a shame if he was lost to the game.

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Looks like Tony has been appointed coach at Campbelltown... looks in shape!!!

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