Josh Fraser says he is not ready to coach. A Carlton great disagrees
Josh Fraser has expressed that he is not ready to take on the head coaching role for Carlton despite leading the team to three consecutive victories. Carlton great Anthony Koutoufides believes Fraser has the potential to succeed in the position, drawing parallels to Paul Roos' successful interim coaching stint. The upcoming matches will be crucial in determining Fraser's future with the club.
- ▪Josh Fraser has led Carlton to three straight victories since taking over as interim coach.
- ▪Anthony Koutoufides believes Fraser is more ready for the coaching role than he thinks.
- ▪Fraser's next challenge is against Essendon, followed by matches against Greater Western Sydney, West Coast Eagles, and Richmond.
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