While offering no timeframe for the club to complete its head coach hunt, Radich did pinpoint Glory’s upcoming friendly with Premier League club West Ham United in June and a subsequent Australia Cup play-off as events he hopes to see a permanent new boss taking charge for.īut until that time? “We’ll draw upon the staff we’ve got here,” Radich said. Radich confirmed the club is short-listing candidates, “seeking the counsel and guidance of some respected football people to assist in that process.” With change comes opportunity, it now gives us a chance to have a look at what’s out there – and there are a lot of high-calibre coaches out there, well-credentialed coaches.” “It gives us an opportunity to look ahead I’m a glass-half-full sort of guy. “But having said that, I respect and understand Ruben’s decision – and as a club, we’re comfortable with it.

“It did catch me by surprise,” Radich told Sportsday WA in midweek. Zadkovich’s exit is the latest chapter of the club’s story, that of late seems to throw up surprises at the turn of every page. Glory have only just emerged from a turbulent four-season spell hampered first by the COVID pandemic and then the redevelopment of HBF Park, displacing the club and its members and undermining any sense of stability. 📰 Details: /uj41x5bhTh- Isuzu UTE A-League June 2, 2023

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