Why would Andre Coley take that ?

managing the A team?
seems like a demotion to me
when you are a successful test team mgr

In reply to allan

Wondered the same. CWI is a poisonous entity.

No way in hell is Sammy more qualified to coach that Coley.

Andre know your worth bro..
pls dont do that to yourself

In reply to allan

Maybe he is getting paid

Man has to eat a food somehow ...

In reply to Kay

He is Jamaican , aint ?

In reply to hubert

I see Jerome Taylor get an opportunity to eat a food!

In reply to XDFIX

Things working Maybe Usain is next as they want to annex the JOA

In reply to Baje

Haha
Some things more important than monies

In reply to allan

Jamaicans are in it to SERVE.

In reply to Baje



Whores get paid!

In reply to allan

The first and second favorites are busy: Sammy and Reifer.

In reply to Yadi

Merci
Wow Jamaicans are proud people

The man has a family to feed. Pride doesn't put food on the table!!!

In reply to hubert

blame his parents for this.

He is lucky to have a job!

He is still on contract so he doesn’t have a choice. Contract finishing shortly.

In reply to allan

The core CWI employee don't think the way posters....
Reifer after being Head Coach....worked in various lower ranks....
Adams...varied ranks..

Coley...varied post..

They know promotion or demotion.... don't matters...when all appointments are not regulated by rules....and eat food based..

Didn't Coley take a job with Bermuda, was it while still under contract?

In reply to Edrich

In reply to Edrich

Scammy is luckier. The firing of Coley was illogical. CWI decisions confuse supporters.

"Half a loaf" is an expression often used in the phrase "half a loaf is better than none," which means that getting something is better than getting nothing at all. It suggests accepting less than you hoped for, as even a small portion is preferable to having nothing. The phrase dates back to the 16th century and has been used in various contexts to illustrate the value of a partial gain or benefit.

Not many people can deal with "Death before dishonor," an idiom that signifies a strong preference for death over the act of being disgraced or dishonored. It implies a commitment to maintaining one's honor and integrity, even to the point of sacrificing one's life.

The real and effective coaches should be at the lower level(s)

It's good Coley is not lost from WI cricket and is now with the A team. Now he can prepare them properly for the higher level.

I just hope CWI is compensating him well.

In reply to allan
Andre is a consummate professional and a totally decent human being.