FILE PHOTO: Australia's Danni Miatke (C) runs to hug her coach Rohan Taylor (T) following her gold medal winning swim in the women's 50m butterfly final at the World Aquatic Championships in Montreal July 30, 2005. Miatke swam with a time of 26.11 seconds, Sweden's Anna-Karin Kammerling took the silver and her teammate Therese Alshammar the bronze. REUTERS/Shaun Best/File Photo
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Few jobs in sport come with as much pressure as the head coach of Australia's Olympic swimming programme, and Rohan Taylor knows full well that no matter what happens in the Tokyo pool next year the buck stops with him.
A trusted lieutenant of Jacco Verhaeren, Melbourne man Taylor will step into the role from October, replacing the Dutch boss who has been in charge for nearly seven years.
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