NRL Finals 2022: Brad Arthur Wife Michelle and Family Net Worth

Brad Arthur is married to his wife Michelle Arthur. Since getting married, they have been there for one another through good and bad times. They have two children. 

Brad and Michelle arrive at the 2022 Dally M Awards at The Winx Stand, Royal Randwick Racecourse on September 28, 2022. They both were looking stunning.

Brad hasn’t openly discussed her wife, and he’s also kept some of his private information out of the media spotlight. Michelle also seems to keep her matters confidential, but she is frequently seen in the media supporting her children and husband.

Since their marriage, there haven’t been any allegations that their relationship failed or Brad has been on to another relationship.

Brad Arthur was born to his parents, father Ted Arthur in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. There is no information about his mother.

Brad’s parents are very supportive and caring, they have supported their children in every step of their life.

Brad Arthur is dedicated to the Eels. He is making history with his bravery and patient support of the team throughout this turbulent year.

The coach accepted a position as captain-coach of the Batemans Bay Tigers in 1997 at the young age of 22. The club didn’t have a single victory during his first season; however, in his second year, the team reached the championship round.

Arthur later served as the Cairns Brothers club’s captain-coach for eight seasons, guiding the team to four premierships and six grand final appearances.

He was hired as the Melbourne Storm’s NRL Development Coach in 2007. That year, the team took home the championship.

The coach was named the inaugural Toyota Cup (Under-20s) coach for the Melbourne Storm in 2008. The team triumphed in the 2009 Grand Final. 

Brad Arthur’s net worth is under review; however, some sources have estimated that he has a net worth of $1 million- $5 million.

Arthur was making $750,000 as Parramatta Eels coach, but since his bonus started to accumulate, he is now making a million dollars every season.

Arthur agreed to a three-year contract to become the Parramatta Eels’ head coach in 2013. He promised the media that his stay as head coach would result in “No more wooden spoons.”

The coach guided Parramatta to 10th position in the 2014 NRL standings in his debut season as head coach. Parramatta had two games left in the regular season and needed to win one to advance, but they fell to Newcastle and Canberra.

In 2016, Arthur was at the center of the pay cap controversy that shocked the club. He was praised by the media and the players for his leadership qualities and ability to keep the team together.

The team was penalized 12 points for exceeding the salary cap, but Parramatta still finished the season in 14th place overall and would have had enough points to make the finals.

Arthur led Parramatta to their first finals series since 2009 in the 2017 season, when they finished fourth in the premiership standings. Even though Parramatta lost their final games, the coach was praised for his coaching abilities.

NRL coach Brad Arthur’s son Jake Arthur is an Australian professional rugby league footballer who plays as a halfback for the Parramatta Eels in the NRL.

He began his career as a Parramatta junior player for the Rouse Hill Rhinos. Jake made his first-class debut for Parramatta against the New Zealand Warriors in round 10 of the 2021 NRL season at Suncorp Stadium.

He agreed to a new contract in December 2021 that would keep him with Parramatta through the 2023 season’s finish.

Jake For Parramatta’s game against North Queensland in round 8 of the 2022 NRL season, Jake was controversially placed at five-eighth instead of the seasoned Dylan Brown. 

Quick Facts About Jake Arthur:

Jake Was Trained By His Father

Bard Arthur took over as coach of Jake under 12 and enjoyed it so much that he did it for several seasons as the team advanced from the second division to the first division.

Brad said “The best aspect of it all was that you were coaching for fun instead of a job in the NRL, where there were a lot of expectations. I didn’t feel judged, and that’s what kept me passionate about football.”

They are preparing Matthew, Arthur’s younger son, to get the same training as he progresses through the Eels’ junior ranks.

Parramatta finished in 10th place in the 2014 NRL Season under Brad Arthur’s leadership in his first season as head coach. With only six victories during the entire season, he coached Parramatta to the club’s 14th wooden spoon in 2018.

The board acknowledged Arthur would finish his contract, which was set to expire in 2019 after he accepted responsibility for the season.

In the opening stages of the 2019 NRL season, Arthur led Parramatta to victories over rivals Canterbury-Bankstown and Penrith in back-to-back games.

In the inaugural NRL match played at the new Western Sydney Stadium in Round 6, Parramatta defeated Wests Tigers 51-6. The management then made it known that discussions over Arthur’s future at the club had started.

Arthur led Parramatta to 8 victories out of their next ten games between rounds 12 and 22 of the 2019 NRL season. By defeating the last-placed Gold Coast team 36-12, Parramatta secured their berth in the 2019 finals series.

He coached Parramatta to a sixth-place finish in the standings during the 2021 NRL season. The team advanced to the second week of finals but was again eliminated from the game after losing 8-6 against Penrith.

Arthur renewed his commitment to Parramatta on October 8, 2021, to the year 2024.