Departing Eels coach Ricky Stuart has won just 20 per cent of games as an NRL coach since 2009 Ricky Stuart's reputation is in tatters after a disastrous spell as Parramatta Eels coach. Parramatta Eels coach Ricky Stuart has quit the club to join the Canberra Raiders from next year. Ricky Stuart has quit the Eels to take up an offer from the Canberra Raiders. THE coach Canberra has invested in to return the Raiders to their glory days has won just 10 of 51 games since mid 2009. Many clubs wouldn't even consider appointing a coach with a winning record of just over 20 per cent (including four loses as coach of NSW) over the past four years. But those clubs aren't the Canberra Raiders and the only coach they would turn to with such a record is Stuart, one of the heroes of the club's golden age. Stuart played more than 200 games for the Raiders and the brilliant halfback was integral in their 1989, "90 and "94 premierships. Having started his coaching career in a blaze of glory at the Roosters, his time as coach of the Bondi club, the Cronulla Sharks and then the Parramatta Eels have ended in controversy with Stuart either being sacked or resigning despite still being contracted. All up Stuart has coached 245 games at the NRL level for 121 wins and 123 losses with one draw. It represents a win percentage of 49.39 per cent boosted by success in the early years at the Roosters. His 2013 season at the Eels significantly impacting those figures that he now has a losing record. All stats courtesy of Fox Sports Stats. Ricky Stuart while in charge at the Roosters. Sydney Roosters (2002 - 2006) Games: 130 Wins: 78 Losses: 51 Draws: 1 Record: 60 per cent Stuart finished his playing career in 2000 at the Canterbury Bulldogs and immediately took control of their Jersey Flegg team which won the competition. From there he was recruited to the Roosters, taking over from Graham Murray and he experienced immediate success. Stuart guided the star-studded line-up captained by Brad Fittler to the premiership in his first year. The Canterbury Bulldogs, the 2002 favourites having been stripped of all their competition points for cheating the salary cap. The rookie coach had the Midas touch and again guided the Roosters to the grand final in 2003 and "04 but fell both times at the final hurdle, losing first to the Penrith Panthers and then the Canterbury Bulldogs having led at halftime. Despite Fittler retiring at the end of 2004, the Roosters still had a quality list but missed the finals in "05 and finished second last in "06. Stuart was sacked two weeks before the "06 season due to his lack of success with a roster the envy of other clubs. Ricky Stuart also had mixed success at the Cronulla Sharks. Cronulla Sharks (2007 - 2010) Games: 91 Wins: 38 Losses: 53 Record: 41.8 per cent Stuart resurfaced at the Sharks the following year and despite missing the finals that first year although he managed 10 wins, the following year represents one of his great achievements. The Sharks despite not having the depth or the talent of other clubs managed to finish equal first with Melbourne and Manly with 17 wins. A qualifying final win over Canberra ended in disappointment the following when the Sharks were thrashed by Melbourne. The 2009 season was a disaster for Stuart who managed only five wins against a backdrop which included the Four Corners Cronulla Sharks sex scandal programme, Reni Maitua testing positive to drugs, CEO Tony Zappia being forced to quit and captain Paul Gallen having to stand down for racial comments. The Sharks finished second last. The following year, Stuart said he had "lost" the dressing room and resigned. Parramatta Eels (2013) Games: 24 Wins: 5 Losses: 19 Record: 20.8 per cent Against a backdrop of boardroom in-fighting Stuart's first and only season in charge of the Eels has been catastrophic. Stuart drew a line in the sand midway through the year when he told up to a dozen players that they would have to start looking elsewhere as the first phase of his rebuilding efforts. Parramatta fans will never get to see just what kind of club he could have built with Stuart at the helm. He hasn't reached a grand final since 2004 and Raiders fans are desperately hoping he rediscovers the magic that earmarked his early coaching career. Since then apart from a backs-to-the-wall effort at the Sharks in "09, the numbers haven't looked good for Stuart.