Dean Thomas (rugby league) explained

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Dean Thomas
Birth Date:1966 5, df=yes
Birth Place:Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England
Height:6feet
Weight:99order=flipNaNorder=flip
Club1:Ryedale-York
Year1start:c1993
Year1end:99
Year2start:1999
Year2end:01
Coachyear1start:2005
Coachyear1end:06
Coachgames1:42
Coachwins1:19
Coachdraws1:1
Coachlosses1:22
Coachteam2:Leicester Storm
Coachyear2start:2013
Coachyear2end:16
Coachgames2:46
Coachwins2:15
Coachdraws2:0
Coachlosses2:31
Coachteama:West Indies
Coachyearastart:2004
Coachyearaend:05
Coachgamesa:1
Coachwinsa:1
Coachdrawsa:0
Coachlossesa:0
Coachteamb:Jamaica
Coachyearbstart:2009
Coachyearbend:11
Coachgamesb:6
Coachwinsb:2
Coachdrawsb:0
Coachlossesb:4

Dean Thomas is an English Rugby league football coach and former player. He was the coach of the Leicester Storm in the Conference League South.[1]

Player

Thomas played for Ryedale-York and Barrow Raiders. His primary position was winger. While at Ryedale-York he coached the York u16's in the English schools Rugby League after gaining his level 2 coaching badge.

Coaching

After retiring from playing in 2001 Thomas joined Sheffield Eagles rugby league club as fitness conditioner staying in this role for 5 years. He left to join National League Two club Gateshead Thunder as head coach. During his two-season stay he took the club to the play-offs in both seasons. He left to go to Salford City Reds where he was a fitness conditioner. In 2008 he returned to Sheffield Eagles as Head of Youth Development and performance coach. Thomas was appointed head coach of Leicester Storm in 2013

International

Dean was appointed coach for the West Indies in 2004. In 2009 he was appointed head coach of Jamaica where he coached them in the 2009 Atlantic Cup,[2] and the qualifiers for the 2013 Rugby League World Cup

External links

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Rugby League: Leicester Storm coach Dean Thomas aims to get it right. Leicester Mercury.
  2. Web site: Jamaica Announces Squad for USA game.. Jamaica Rugby League. 5 December 2009. https://web.archive.org/web/20091227190625/http://jamaicarugbyleague.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=1&Itemid=24. 27 December 2009 . dead.