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Paul Terzis is an Australian who was the coach of the Leigh Centurions from 1999-2003. His reign was notable for a number of 'near misses' as Leigh attempted to win promotion to Super League. He was succeeded by Darren Abram. [1] He writes for Rugby League World magazine as the 'Supercoach'.
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