Brad Arthur sacked by Parramatta Eels, Magic Round loss, confirmation, interim coach Trent Barrett, who will replace Brad Arthur, replacement – MASHAHER

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Brad Arthur sacked by Parramatta Eels, Magic Round loss, confirmation, interim coach Trent Barrett, who will replace Brad Arthur, replacement – MASHAHER


The Eels have sacked coach Brad Arthur following a horror loss during Magic Round.

The club confirmed the news on Monday evening following several reports of his termination.

They attempted to sign Wayne Bennett as his replacement but failed to convince him to abandon his plan to rejoin South Sydney.

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Fox League understands Eels players were unaware of Arthur’s sacking until it was made public.

“The Parramatta Eels have this afternoon informed Brad Arthur that his tenure as Head Coach has ended, effective immediately,” the statement read.

“It was the view of the Board and CEO that the progress of our NRL team has stalled. Our goal is to win premierships and it is time for the Club to go in a new direction.

“We want to thank Brad who has worked tirelessly for the Club over a 10 year period. During his time as Head Coach, the Club has played in five finals series, including a grand final in 2022.

“We wish Brad and his family the very best in the future and we are very grateful for his services to the Club.

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“Trent Barrett will take control of the team as Interim Head Coach for the remainder of the 2024 season.

“We will provide a further update as we move forward to appoint a Head Coach for the 2025 season and beyond.”

Arthur took the coaching reins in 2012 when he stepped in as an interim option and has been at the helm ever since.

He led the Eels to a grand final appearance in 2022 but the club has struggled since then.

The Eels missed finals last season and are sitting 14th with three wins and seven losses.

The news comes after Parramatta lost 48-16 to a heavily depleted Storm outfit. It was their fourth-consecutive loss.


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