Ex-Saints Boss Paul Rowley Named Castleford Tigers Head Coach
Key Takeaways
- Paul Rowley is the new head coach of Castleford Tigers on a three-year deal.
- He previously managed Salford Red Devils and St Helens.
- Castleford finished second bottom in the Super League last season.
- The club is looking for Rowley to rejuvenate the squad and improve their playing style.
Paul Rowley has signed a three-year contract to become the head coach of Super League club Castleford Tigers. Rowley has been out of work since his departure from St Helens in July and takes over from Ryan Carr, who left in August.
Castleford struggled last season, finishing second bottom in the Super League with only eight wins. However, the club secured a strong A rating in recent IMG rankings. Directors hope Rowley's experience with Salford and St Helens, alongside new player signings, will rebuild the squad and restore their competitive edge.
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