Who has/is the best coach in your clubs history?

[Shadow Boxer]

Go for it...............

[Left Right Out]

Plenty to start the ball rolling

Barrie Cook - Inter, Gardens, Brahma Lodge
Gerry Pettit - Inter
Earl Pudler - Vale

[theonlygoldSTARclub!]

Plenty to start the ball rolling

Barrie Cook - Inter, Gardens, Brahma Lodge
Gerry Pettit - Inter
Earl Pudler - Vale

all great coaches,however, 'left right out' the question was 'who is the best coach in YOUR clubs history?'

which is your club?

[sirstevieg]

Gerry Pettit at Salisbury Inter was quality

[closed account]

In the 11 years ive been at tea tree gully there has been alot to choose from, lol but it would have to be brian nuttal. But may have been better ones before that.

[Jack Mehorf]

Ricardo Cerracchio (Adelaide Villa) end of story.

Sunday Div 1 Champions.
Saturday Div 1 Champions.

Icing on many a cake.

Demands and Delivers 100% no questions asked.

Will coach at the highest level in SA for many years to come.

[Jack Mehorf]

In the 11 years ive been at tea tree gully there has been alot to choose from, lol but it would have to be brian nuttal. But may have been better ones before that.

[DOC]

steve 'jimmy' greaves at vista for me

[Justcallmegod]

Ricardo Cerracchio (Adelaide Villa) end of story.

Sunday Div 1 Champions.
Saturday Div 1 Champions.

Icing on many a cake.

Demands and Delivers 100% no questions asked.

Will coach at the highest level in SA for many years to come.

I agree with you there Jack. Ric doesn't just ask you to do the drills he get's involved himself. Wouldn't doubt that he will coach and be successful at the highest level as well.

[KING NUGGETT]

It's very subjective but in my time at PARAFIELD GARDENS it would definatley be Barrie Cook closely followed by his son Steve, both fantasic Man Managers great communicators, & very cool & calm in the changerooms & on the side lines. (unlike some nightmares)
Steve has a Awesome coaching record, in just 3 years he has Achived
a SUNDAY DIV.1 League Championship, 2 Challenge Cups, 2 Chicanowski Shields, a Champion of Champions & 2 Mayors Cups...
He would defiantly have one of the best coaching records in the SAASL in the last few years...

[I am Costanza]

Barrie Cook for me at Brahma. Very very good with player management and getting the best out of every player.

[Blotto]

Have to be Peter Buckley at Stirling... Wasn't everyone's cup of tea (I actually enjoyed his coaching but knew of a few who didn't) but he delivered titles. You can't argue with the results the club had under him....

Did have a lot of help though with players he brought over from the Hills Hawks.

[lisbon lion]

Have to be Peter Buckley at Stirling... Wasn't everyone's cup of tea (I actually enjoyed his coaching but knew of a few who didn't) but he delivered titles. You can't argue with the results the club had under him....

Did have a lot of help though with players he brought over from the Hills Hawks.

isnt that the idea...bringing in good players to help!!!

[Blotto]

Have to be Peter Buckley at Stirling... Wasn't everyone's cup of tea (I actually enjoyed his coaching but knew of a few who didn't) but he delivered titles. You can't argue with the results the club had under him....

Did have a lot of help though with players he brought over from the Hills Hawks.

isnt that the idea...bringing in good players to help!!!

I wasn't bagging him. I was just saying. It must be said though that these players were far better than you're usual Saturday Div 2 (where Stirling were when he arrived) player. If he had the power to bring em over, Good on him, the club benefited from it big time. (We did the double (A's & B's) that season and then went onto to win Div 1 down the track....

[web]

Have to be Peter Buckley at Stirling... Wasn't everyone's cup of tea (I actually enjoyed his coaching but knew of a few who didn't) but he delivered titles. You can't argue with the results the club had under him....

Did have a lot of help though with players he brought over from the Hills Hawks.

isnt that the idea...bringing in good players to help!!!

I wasn't bagging him. I was just saying. It must be said though that these players were far better than you're usual Saturday Div 2 (where Stirling were when he arrived) player. If he had the power to bring em over, Good on him, the club benefited from it big time. (We did the double (A's & B's) that season and then went onto to win Div 1 down the track....

great lad Peter, played at Parafield United with him in the eighties

[John Cena]

Raymond Blair at Comets

[ExtraTime]

Please delete any comment Knight15 posts on this topic ....lol....he will tell you who was the best coach at Southern Knights

[lisbon lion]

would have to say Bob Clarke snr at the downs in the early eighties his experience passion and communication skills were second to none nulli secundis r.i.p. Bob

[Outlaw 2.0]

Difficult to say as a club coach however much easier answer would be "who has/is the best coach you have played under?"

[Knight15]

Please delete any comment Knight15 posts on this topic ....lol....he will tell you who was the best coach at Southern Knights

Not the best coach

Just the best results

[Jay Walking]

At Ingle Farm its hard to go past Paul Simpson has won Div 3 & Div 2 titles as well as winning the clubs first ever major trophy in 2009.

In saying that, most would agree that I am the best coach

[mtgambier ranger]

At Ingle Farm its hard to go past Paul Simpson has won Div 3 & Div 2 titles as well as winning the clubs first ever major trophy in 2009.

In saying that, most would agree that I am the best coach

Agree with Paul Simpson also include in his honours those that he obtained with Manchester United Supporters Club.
And I must be in the minority and disagree and say Jay you are not the best

[King Of East]

Para Hills East would have to be Keith Ryan!

[legga]

Motts because he is a cracking bloke and he's got the trophy's to back it up. Lisbon Lion, it was a blast when he was in charge and even got a drink named after him and then Bobby Hogg, all round good bloke and a socceroo to boot (magic son)

[lisbon lion]

Lisbon Lion for my choice and gotta love the drink named in his honor, the deadly coaches choice. Ron Hawkshaw was a close second

you are to kind legga good old rotten ronnie hicup hicup

[anthrax]

Westervelt for Florina

[swannsong]

At the Downs
Jimmy Hughes (snr) - 1975-76 player coach
Roy Ainscough 1977-1978 player coach
Bob Clarke 1981-1982-1983
Jimmy Mitchell/Charlie Tumbridge 1984-85 player coaches
Marty Craig 1990-1991-1992 -1993 player(sometimes)/coach

Bold represents Division 2 winners or promotion years.
Unfortunately not around for Bobby Hogg or Alan Mottram's coaching stints.
Motts would have to be at the top due to team performances under his "reign".

[KING NUGGETT]

At the Downs
Jimmy Hughes (snr) - 1975-76 player coach
Roy Ainscough 1977-1978 player coach
Bob Clarke 1981-1982-1983
Jimmy Mitchell/Charlie Tumbridge 1984-85 player coaches
Marty Craig 1990-1991-1992 -1993 player(sometimes)/coach

Bold represents Division 2 winners or promotion years.
Unfortunately not around for Bobby Hogg or Alan Mottram's coaching stints.
Motts would have to be at the top due to team performances under his "reign".

Motts certainly would have to be Swannsong I'm sure the X2 Div.1 Championships Back2Back are more important to your club that the rest of the Clubs Achivements put together..

[lisbon lion]

At the Downs
Jimmy Hughes (snr) - 1975-76 player coach
Roy Ainscough 1977-1978 player coach
Bob Clarke 1981-1982-1983
Jimmy Mitchell/Charlie Tumbridge 1984-85 player coaches
Marty Craig 1990-1991-1992 -1993 player(sometimes)/coach

Bold represents Division 2 winners or promotion years.
Unfortunately not around for Bobby Hogg or Alan Mottram's coaching stints.
Motts would have to be at the top due to team performances under his "reign".

Motts certainly would have to be Swannsong I'm sure the X2 Div.1 Championships Back2Back are more important to your club that the rest of the Clubs Achivements put together..

agreed macnuggets motts about to be knighted

[mtgambier ranger]

At the Downs
Jimmy Hughes (snr) - 1975-76 player coach
Roy Ainscough 1977-1978 player coach
Bob Clarke 1981-1982-1983
Jimmy Mitchell/Charlie Tumbridge 1984-85 player coaches
Marty Craig 1990-1991-1992 -1993 player(sometimes)/coach

Bold represents Division 2 winners or promotion years.
Unfortunately not around for Bobby Hogg or Alan Mottram's coaching stints.
Motts would have to be at the top due to team performances under his "reign".

Motts certainly would have to be Swannsong I'm sure the X2 Div.1 Championships Back2Back are more important to your club that the rest of the Clubs Achivements put together..

Don't have to have results to be a good coach. I realise that this is what they are measured by. In my opinion it is the coaches knowledge and management skills that make him a good coach. As lisbon Lion said about Bob Clarke Snr if he didn't have the quality but got the best out of each of his players that makes him a good coach