NRL legend have decided quits as Wests Tigers coach

The Wests Tigers have suffered dramatically in almost every competition they’ve played in, in recent years.

From the NSW Cup to the NRL to the NRLW, the Tigers have been largely disappointing.

Their lack of success in the women’s competition has reportedly led to their head coach, NRL legend Brett Kimmorley, deciding to step down.

According to The Mole, Kimmorley will pull off his Tigers gear and seek new ventures after a disastrous NRLW season that has seen him win just one of nine matches.

Looking likely to earn the wooden spoon for the second time in as many seasons, Kimmorley’s departure comes as no surprise.

The 48-year-old took over as the Tigers coach in 2023, seeing very little success with the women’s side.

Throughout his tenure, Kimmorley coached the women for 19 matches, winning just four games.

His 21 per cent win percentage has been a major blip on the radar for the hopeful coach, and he will be aiming to build a better coaching resume in the future.

There has been no word on where Kimmorley will look to move on to following his departure, but after a brilliant NRL career and strong relationships throughout the rugby league community, he’s a near certainty to find himself in another role soon.