Re: Grix - Time to go : Tue Jul 25, 2023 5:16 pm  

Regarding the new coach it was mentioned that they would continue with the ‘dna’ of the club since the rebrand, so expansive rugby, obviously no young person wants to watch five kicks and a drive which it is laughable why some people have mentioned John kear . If it is Luke Robinson I wonder if he would balance/blend the Ian Watson process rugby with the expansive rugby, if so I would see that has progress.

Re: Grix - Time to go : Wed Jul 26, 2023 8:39 am  

terry silver wrote:

I have no problem with Simon giving his opinion to the board on who should be the next coach everyone is entitled to one. I would hope that the board do have a good idea who they want and it would be good if anybody as heard any names on who might be interested in the job. What i would question was the interview by Richard Durgan regarding recruitment for next year. He did say that we have done a fair bit of business early this year which is fair enough but there was still gaps in the squad to fill which they ideally want the new coaches thoughts on but also Simons. This is not a dig at Simon but for me it should be entirely the new coaches call on the rest of recruitment for next year.

Absolutely, the new coach you would have thought should not only be involved in any other incomings but have the final say.

What’s done is done and down to a lot of players contracts being sorted in the spring time but for any new coach getting “his” team in place is always one of the first priorities.

That’s basically what’s been said with some input from SG regarding the new coach.

Just me thinking now about the logic of it but seems to me that it leans towards a younger less experienced person as someone like John Kear everyone knows his cv and how he coaches.

I get the “way we play dna bit” for a younger guy and from the start all being on the same page but would it be the best of starts for an established reputable coach to know he only gets the job if the outgoing guy approves it?

Just have to wait and see on this one.

Re: Grix - Time to go : Sun Jul 30, 2023 7:42 am  

Please have an open interview process for the next coach then you dont replicate past mistakes . Hopefully obtain a coach who possesses good communication skills which grix lacks .

Re: Grix - Time to go : Sun Jul 30, 2023 11:41 am  

Take away the cup games and this season has been very poor and that is saying it mildly. The concensus of the majority on here and on Facebook seem to be of the opinion that we are overachieving so all is well then. SG has done well the last two seasons but has taken us backwards this year. His move to Hull is the best outcome all round and let's hope he leads his home town team to victory at Wembley and if that is the case his legacy at Fax will forever be cemented. Up The Fax!

Re: Grix - Time to go : Sun Jul 30, 2023 12:28 pm  

Hudd-Shay wrote:

Take away the cup games and this season has been very poor and that is saying it mildly. The concensus of the majority on here and on Facebook seem to be of the opinion that we are overachieving so all is well then. SG has done well the last two seasons but has taken us backwards this year. His move to Hull is the best outcome all round and let's hope he leads his home town team to victory at Wembley and if that is the case his legacy at Fax will forever be cemented. Up The Fax!

Take away the good bits from anybody and you’d only be left with the poor bits or take away the success and your only left with failure!

Claims of overachieving and all is well?

Not at all it’s just in a competitive comp rather than expecting to win the majority of games the majority of supporters realise that it’s so close to call between clubs you can easily lose them as well.

Wether it’s the best outcome will only be known after we see how well the the new coach performs.

It will be interesting to see if it’s someone who the Grix out brigade approve of if they subject him to the same sort of treatment as given out to SG.

Re: Grix - Time to go : Sun Jul 30, 2023 12:58 pm  

faxcar wrote:

Take away the good bits from anybody and you’d only be left with the poor bits or take away the success and your only left with failure!

Claims of overachieving and all is well?

Not at all it’s just in a competitive comp rather than expecting to win the majority of games the majority of supporters realise that it’s so close to call between clubs you can easily lose them as well.

Wether it’s the best outcome will only be known after we see how well the the new coach performs.

It will be interesting to see if it’s someone who the Grix out brigade approve of if they subject him to the same sort of treatment as given out to SG.

I don't get that SG has been subject to any bad treatment, just opinions. As for the new coach I think Luke Robinson or Liam Finn will both be excellent coaches but something inside me says let's have a break from appointing Halifax lads or ex Fax players and make a clean break. Who that could be though I don't really know.

Re: Grix - Time to go : Sun Jul 30, 2023 2:05 pm  

Hudd-Shay wrote:

I don't get that SG has been subject to any bad treatment, just opinions. As for the new coach I think Luke Robinson or Liam Finn will both be excellent coaches but something inside me says let's have a break from appointing Halifax lads or ex Fax players and make a clean break. Who that could be though I don't really know.

Well Hudds on bad treatment.

On this very forum over a sustained period of time there has been multiple posts, comments and claims containing a combination of twisting the facts or with an exaggerated bias against him with the sole purpose of tearing him down and I will prove it if you like.

Speaking for myself it’s not like thinking SG can water or can do no wrong and I’m neutral on if he goes or stays, it’s the misinformation and misrepresentation that is completely wrong, if the Grix outers believe in their stance then at least support it with facts.

On the new coach whoever it is, as a part time club who are behind several of our rivals in terms of finances and crowd base what would you regard as success?

Re: Grix - Time to go : Sun Jul 30, 2023 2:12 pm  

faxcar wrote:

Well Hudds on bad treatment.

On this very forum over a sustained period of time there has been multiple posts, comments and claims containing a combination of twisting the facts or with an exaggerated bias against him with the sole purpose of tearing him down and I will prove it if you like.

Speaking for myself it’s not like thinking SG can water or can do no wrong and I’m neutral on if he goes or stays, it’s the misinformation and misrepresentation that is completely wrong, if the Grix outers believe in their stance then at least support it with facts.

On the new coach whoever it is, as a part time club who are behind several of our rivals in terms of finances and crowd base what would you regard as success?

Top four at least together with a decent cup/play off campaign. Owt else is treading water or as I have said going backwards.

Re: Grix - Time to go : Sun Jul 30, 2023 2:20 pm  

Hudd-Shay wrote:

Top four at least together with a decent cup/play off campaign. Owt else is treading water or as I have said going backwards.

Okay the new coach comes in an achieves all that in his first season, then what’s counts as success?

Re: Grix - Time to go : Sun Jul 30, 2023 3:32 pm  

I've a feeling Darryl Powell may well be available later on today