According to Rawlings today:"I will be interviewed during the season and
the appointment will be made pretty early in September from my understanding," Rawlings said.
"So I will be presenting (to the club's board) pretty soon and trying to combine that, with coaching a league side, is just my lot but yeah, I am looking forward to the process."
"I won't be purely judged on wins and losses it's more about how the group is going and I have been really pleased with how they have taken on board the subtle changes we have been trying to make," Rawlings said on Thursday when asked about his chances of keeping the job next year.
But the Tigers caretaker coach is still up against a strong field of assistant coaches from rival clubs including Essendon's Alan Richardson, the Bulldogs' Leon Cameron, West Coast's Peter Sumich Hawthorn's Damien Hardwick and Collingwood pair Brad Scott and Mark Neeld.
Full story on the Sportal site:http://sportal.com.au/afl-news-display/look-at-bigger-picture-74510