The NSW State of Origin set-up is headed for a variety shake-up after Greg Alexander introduced he could be stand down as chief adviser to educate Brad Fittler.
Alexander confirmed on Friday morning he wouldn’t proceed within the job having labored alongside his former Penrith teammate since assuming the function in 2018.
After two straight sequence losses, Fittler is off-contract however nonetheless set to entrance the NSW Rugby League board on Friday to debate his workers for subsequent 12 months.
“I‘ve just decided that that’s enough,” Alexander mentioned on SEN.
“It‘s been a massive part of my six years. But it’s an enormous dedication and I’ve dedicated elsewhere.
“When all the pieces calmed down after the journey abroad, I simply thought of it.
“And when Freddy requested me are you good to go once more, it‘s not a job that you (should) hesitate on.
Off-contract with the Blues after this year’s 2-1 loss to the Maroons, Fittler is eager to remain on as head coach and at this stage, it’s probably the NSW board will grant him at the least one other 12 months.
As reported by The Daily Telegraph, Fittler is about to nominate Penrith coach Ivan Cleary as a training marketing consultant for the 2024 sequence.
It is known Cleary’s place will solely be a sport day function as to not disrupt his job on the Panthers.Cleary was within the field with Fittler and Panthers legend Greg Alexander for Game III of the 2023 sequence. That was the one win for the Blues within the sequence.
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