The Englishman has agreed to finish the necessary level three coaching course online while he is a Warrington employee.

As the club launches an internal review into a season of missed opportunities, South Sydney is considering moving superstar Latrell Mitchell out of the fullback position for the upcoming season to make room for Jack Wighton.

Mitchell’s potential as the No. One of the most dramatic season-ending capitulations in NRL history, under coach Jason Demetriou, will be a topic of discussion this summer as the club tries to claw its way back into premiership contention.

Round 27 of the 2023 NRL Premiership will feature Cronulla Sharks vs.
Canberra Raiders.

Demetriou would be questioned about Mitchell’s positional future during the review, according to a club official who spoke on the record to protect his identity. The coach reportedly still thinks he can make the most of him at fullback, according to The Herald.

In the midst of rumors swirling in the UK that the 2014 premiership winner was being contacted about a potential role as head coach of South Sydney next year, Sam Burgess reaffirmed his commitment to coaching Super League club Warrington in 2016.

Under the condition of anonymity in order to protect his identity, a Warrington official confirmed that the club was made aware of the rumors that a high-ranking Rabbitohs official wanted Burgess to think about joining the team he left a fortnight ago.

Demetriou would go to the Super League, and Burgess would stay in Australia, according to the information provided to Warrington.
Burgess opted not to comment, and South Sydney management denied planning to fire Demetriou.

In a happier period earlier in the year, Latrell Mitchell and Sam Burgess were seen working out.
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Russell Crowe, a co-owner of South Sydney, and Simon Moran, the owner of Warrington, are friends.
Crowe gave Burgess a recommendation when he applied for the position.

The Rugby Football League, which oversees rugby league in England, is making an exception for Burgess despite the fact that he lacks the credentials necessary to coach in Super League.

Demetriou’s side lost four of their last 13 games, dropping from first place after 11 rounds to missing the finals.
Speculation regarding doubts about Demetriou’s coaching abilities only increases the pressure on the coach.

Midway through the season, Demetriou agreed to a three-year contract extension, but if the Bunnies don’t fire him the following year, his future will still be a source of much speculation.

Where he plays Mitchell, who has drawn criticism recently, will be one of the key choices he must make over the summer.
He isn’t as physically fit or as dedicated to the position as some of his elite competitors, according to some commentators.

Mitchell has excelled in the centers for the Roosters and won two premierships there, so the Rabbitohs are considering moving him there.

Blake Taafe, Mitchell’s backup fullback for the following season, will join the Bulldogs instead, but Jack Wighton, a star from Canberra, will join the team.

There is a belief within the team that Mitchell can still be at his devastating best if given the freedom to roam from the center position, allowing Wighton to take on the off-the-ball and more difficult tasks that are overlooked by players like James Tedesco and Dylan Edwards.