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Tigers set to sign Benji Marshall on five-year deal to succeed Tim Sheens as coach in shock move
The Wests Tigers are set to drop a massive bombshell in appointing Benji Marshall as an assistant coach on a five-year deal that will see him take over from Tim Sheens as head coach in 2025.
The Sydney Morning Heraldreported Marshall is set to ink a five-year contract that will see him work under Sheens before taking over the top job in two seasons time.
Sheens and Marshall were the driving force behind the joint venture’s first and only premiership in 2005 as player and coach and are set to reunite as coach and assistant in a bold move from Tigers powerbrokers.
Marshall has limited coaching experience having worked with the Tigers juniors in a skills capacity this season after retiring from the NRL in 2021.
Marshall played most of his 346-game NRL career at the Tigers, while Sheens, who is currently the director of football, coached the club to 128 wins from 249 games from 2003 to 2012.
The Herald revealed Marshall has agreed to a five-year deal and will work under Sheens for the next two seasons and learn his trade as an NRL head coach.
The Tigers will announce Sheens as their head coach for the next two seasons, before Marshall succeeds him in 2025.
https://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/nr...s/news-story/925abcb7c22bc8bd5746765778f2674f
The Wests Tigers are set to drop a massive bombshell in appointing Benji Marshall as an assistant coach on a five-year deal that will see him take over from Tim Sheens as head coach in 2025.
The Sydney Morning Heraldreported Marshall is set to ink a five-year contract that will see him work under Sheens before taking over the top job in two seasons time.
Sheens and Marshall were the driving force behind the joint venture’s first and only premiership in 2005 as player and coach and are set to reunite as coach and assistant in a bold move from Tigers powerbrokers.
Marshall has limited coaching experience having worked with the Tigers juniors in a skills capacity this season after retiring from the NRL in 2021.
Marshall played most of his 346-game NRL career at the Tigers, while Sheens, who is currently the director of football, coached the club to 128 wins from 249 games from 2003 to 2012.
The Herald revealed Marshall has agreed to a five-year deal and will work under Sheens for the next two seasons and learn his trade as an NRL head coach.
The Tigers will announce Sheens as their head coach for the next two seasons, before Marshall succeeds him in 2025.
https://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/nr...s/news-story/925abcb7c22bc8bd5746765778f2674f