Lee Briers has announced his departure from his role as assistant coach at St Helens Rugby League Football Club after two seasons with the team. Briers cited a desire to "explore a new opportunity" as the reason for his exit.
His departure marks the end of a significant period for the club, during which he contributed to their coaching strategies. The specifics of his next venture remain undisclosed, but his decision signals a new chapter in his coaching career.
St Helens Assistant Coach Lee Briers Departs for New Opportunity
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