'I love coaching': Kimmorley wants to be part of the Tim's Tiger revolution
Wests Tigers interim coach Brett Kimmorley heading into his fifth game at the helm is still looking for a win but regardless of how the rest of 2022 plays out, he says he wants to stay involved when Tim Sheens takes over next year. Giving up the job mid-season after Michael Maguire was sacked, Kimmorley had overseen defeats to the Sea Eagles, Bulldogs, Warriors and Eels but with Adam Doueihi moving to his preferred five-eighth and Jackson Hastings to lock in there is reason to be optimistic on Sunday against a Penrith side who lost its original star. The club announced on Thursday that 2005 premier league winning coach Sheens will take over as head coach in 2023, with former major championship-winning playmakers Marshall and Robbie Farah at his side, leaving Kimmorley with eight weeks left to keep the Tigers from bottom of the table. ladder. Sheens will take over the head coach role over the next two years, with Marshall then taking over in 2025 for at least the next three seasons. “C