Paul Rowley appointed Castleford Tigers head coach on three-year deal
Super League side Castleford Tigers have named Paul Rowley, the former St Helens boss, as their new head coach on a three-year deal. Rowley replaces Ryan Carr, who has left the club. The appointment marks a return to a head coaching role for Rowley, who previously led St Helens in Super League. Castleford will be looking for Rowley to stabilize the team after Carr's departure and guide them through the next phase of their Super League campaign.
Read the full story at skysports.comCastleford Tigers have turned to a familiar Super League figure in Paul Rowley to lead them forward, handing the former St Helens coach a three-year mandate. The length of the contract signals patience from the club hierarchy, suggesting Rowley is being brought in not just for short-term results but to implement a longer-term playing identity. Replacing Ryan Carr, Rowley inherits a squad that will be assessed thoroughly during pre-season, and his track record at St Helens — where he oversaw a competitive Super League outfit — will raise expectations at the Jungle.
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