Nathan Brown

The Warriors have today confirmed the departure of Nathan Brown as coach, effective immediately, with Stacey Jones to take over as interim coach.

“Nathan has worked so hard for our club and we are extremely disappointed it has come to this. A former player for the Dragons throughout the nineties, Brown took over as coach of St. George-Illawarra in 2003 where he would remain until the end of 2008. Brown had signed as coach of the Warriors on a three-year deal from 2021 to the end of 2023, but the club confirmed in a statement that Brown had left the club with immediate effect, with current assistant coach Stacey Jones to take over the role for the rest of the season as interim coach.

Nathan Brown's tenure as Warriors coach is over after the NRL club parted ways with the veteran mentor. Brown met with Warriors officials on Tuesday morning ...

"Nathan told us he had made a personal decision that for family reasons he wouldn't be able to relocate to New Zealand as originally planned for the long term," CEO Cameron George said. Brown had been contracted at the Warriors until the end of next year, but had already told officials he did not want to move back to New Zealand long-term and could not commit beyond that. Nathan Brown and the Warriors part ways as New Zealand great Stacey Jones acts as interim coach

Nathan Brown has left his role as poor form and an unwillingness to move to Auckland forced the Warriors to act.

He has been on the inside of it for close to 25 years,” George said. “Nathan has worked so hard for our club and we are extremely disappointed it has come to this. “You just keep doing what you think is right. “We fully appreciate his position and the call he has made. I have been around too long to worry about that other stuff. “All we can do is the best we can to do, what we feel is right.

Nathan Brown has coached the Warriors for the last time, with the coach and club parting ways effective imm...

"Nathan has worked so hard for our club and we are extremely disappointed it has come to this. "It's tough for everyone involved but, in the best interests of the club, we felt we had to go in a different direction now," George said. Nathan Brown has coached the Warriors for the last time, with the coach and club parting ways effective immediately.

Nathan Brown has coached his last game for the New Zealand Warriors.

He has been on the inside of it for close to 25 years,” he said. “We fully appreciate his position and the call he has made. “We’ll be giving him, staff and players all the support possible for the rest of the season.”

The Warriors have sacked Nathan Brown as coach, effective immediately.

“Do we want to be trying for our mates? We just make it so easy for the other team. “Nathan has worked so hard for our club and we are extremely disappointed it has come to this. There’s just patches where we just don’t get it right. We keep shooting ourselves in the foot. “There’s no other way to put it.

Nathan Brown has called time on his head coaching career after 20 years and five different clubs.

help put a list together for a (NRL) top 30, help someone stay employed." "My family have made all the sacrifices for me. "There comes a time in life where my family's got to be more important than my coaching career, that's just the reality of it.

Former New Zealand Warriors coach Nathan Brown has revealed his 'head coaching days are over' in the wake of his departure from the club.

Brown revealed, on NRL 360, his family had a huge bearing on his decision to walk away from the club. It’s hard to sign kids when you’re not there,” he said. “I had a talk with my family maybe five or six weeks ago…

The Warriors parted ways with Brown after he informed the NRL side that he would not be willing to relocate his family to Auckland when the club returns ...

'That's what I'd like to do. What that looks like I'm not too sure. The Warriors parted ways with Brown on Tuesday after he informed the NRL side that he would not be willing to relocate his family to Auckland when the club returns home next season.

Ex-Warriors coach Nathan Brown has made the startling revelation his head coaching days are over after he parted ways with the New Zealand club effective ...

The roster itself and the youth of the roster is very good. The areas the roster needed to improve is very good. “I spoke to my family and my head coaching days are finished. “But when Covid started it had to stop. “That’s what I’d like to do. “It doesn’t matter what people say about allowances.