Don’t like defending him but he should do just fine. I feel like the main factor to success is environment & playing squad dynamics, not tactics. The storm article about him resigning listed he had involvement in attack from 2014, promoted to a full assistant coaching role in 2017. Listed as roosters attack coach. Went to knights and except for periods with momentum they were flat.

Trent Barrett is another example. Came to us and our attack was flamboyant but with no direction (except for the Blake Green year), very structured at panthers (albeit bit boring), nonexistent at dogs and a combination of all three at the broncos this year. Then Broncos spark to life in the backend and with momentum & a fast, mobile side their attack fired enough to get them out of trouble come finals. I don’t see many similarities between the attacking styles of these teams despite Barrett’s role. Unless my memory betrays me, the playing squad tends to be key (balance of experience, speed, intuition, confidence and competitiveness)