Wakefield Trinity Wildcats - Head Coach History

Head Coach History

Name Former Wakefield Player Contract Started Contract Ended
James "Jim" Croston Yes 1946 +/- 1946 +/-
Ken Traill Yes 1958 1970
Neil Fox Yes May 1970 March 1974
Peter Fox Yes June 1974 May 1976
Geoffrey "Geoff" Gunney (MBE) No June 1976 November 1976
Brian Lockwood Yes November 1976 January 1978
Ian Brooke Yes January 1978 January 1979
William "Bill" Kirkbride No January 1979 April 1980
Bill Ashurst Yes June 1981 April 1982
Ray Batten No May 1982 July 1983
Derek 'Rocky' Turner Yes July 1983 February 1984
"Geoff" Wraith Yes February 1984 May 1984
David Lamming Yes October 1984 April 1985
Len Casey Yes April 1985 June 1986
Tony Dean No June 1986 December 1986
Trevor Bailey No December 1986 April 1987
David Topliss Yes May 1987 April 1994
David Hobbs Yes May 1994 January 1995
Paul Harkin Yes January 1995 January 1996
Mitch Brennan No January 1996 June 1997
Andy Kelly Yes June 1997 May 2000
Tony Kemp Yes May 2000 October 2000
John Harbin No October 2000 November 2001
Peter Roe No November 2001 July 2002
Shane McNally & Adrian Vowles No & Yes August 2002 September 2003
Shane McNally No October 2003 June 2005
Tony Smith No June 2005 July 2006
John Kear No July 2006 September 2011
Richard Agar No September 2011

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