Well it seems to me that he should just be offered a continuing contract based on success. 

If we win the [censored] next year a bonus following years based on continued success or failure. 

No need to put a time on it. The time will be dependent on review, by both sides.

i would like to see it continued for six flags in the next ten years but realise this may be unrealistic.

6 hours ago, dpositive said:

Well it seems to me that he should just be offered a continuing contract based on success. 

If we win the [censored] next year a bonus following years based on continued success or failure. 

No need to put a time on it. The time will be dependent on review, by both sides.

i would like to see it continued for six flags in the next ten years but realise this may be unrealistic.

Talk about unrealistic. Six in six has to be the aim, and if we drop one a full restructure would be required. 

8 hours ago, hemingway said:

Sign him for 5 years?

Perhaps not a leap of faith but an act of faith. 

These days 5 years is a long time in most employment fields. 

However, most of the top coaches have been in their jobs for 5 or more years. 

I think that 5 years might be perfect for our club considering our history with coaches prior to Roosy.

While no one would say we look like the Trump White House as far as turnover goes post 2013, we sadly have lost two generation defining leaders in Roosy and PJ in the last 3 years. That was planned but still in an ideal world it would be better to have them than not (at least before they went stale).

To have Goody locked down as a seven year coach would send an amazing message to those in and out of the club.