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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
Sport
Joey Lynch

Mark Rudan given keys to the castle, but can he unlock Wanderers glory days?

New Wanderers coach, Mark Rudan offers support to his team at full time of the round seven A-League match between Western Sydney and Western United at CommBank Stadium on February 05, 2022.
New Wanderers coach Mark Rudan offers support to his team at full time of the round seven A-League match between Western Sydney and Western United at CommBank Stadium on February 05, 2022. Photograph: Brendon Thorne/Getty Images

At the time, it certainly didn’t strike anyone as the statement of a caretaker. If anything, the response Mark Rudan gave following Western Sydney Wanderers 1-0 defeat to Newcastle Jets on February 23 was more a campaign speech. Perhaps, given it was delivered to three journalists on a Zoom call at almost eleven o’clock at night, it was even a statement of intent.

“It’s a big club. It’s a proud club. And I know exactly what needs to be done moving forward,” Rudan said emphatically. “I’ve said it before: I don’t care about names. You either shape up or ship out. It’s as simple as that.”

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