Re: 2022 | Head Coach talk : Sun Apr 03, 2022 2:43 pm  

Maguire to be pushed out and Flannagan to take over leaving the door open for Maguire to come to us.

Re: 2022 | Head Coach talk : Sun Apr 03, 2022 2:48 pm  

Your not going to get a top Aussie coach your going to have to go for an assistant on a 3yr deal? Nobody had heard of Holbrook & Woolf before Saints signed them. Get rid of the jobs for the boys in the coaching and start a fresh. (then again if you keep giving contracts to the likes of Prior who is robbing a living then god help you)

Re: 2022 | Head Coach talk : Sun Apr 03, 2022 3:12 pm  

chapylad wrote:

Maguire to be pushed out and Flannagan to take over leaving the door open for Maguire to come to us.

Never going to happen - if Maguire is sacked he will almost certainly want a break from the game.
Moreover as discussed above his style is well past its sell-by-date.

Re: 2022 | Head Coach talk : Sun Apr 03, 2022 4:22 pm  

Rommel wrote:

Your not going to get a top Aussie coach your going to have to go for an assistant on a 3yr deal? Nobody had heard of Holbrook & Woolf before Saints signed them. Get rid of the jobs for the boys in the coaching and start a fresh. (then again if you keep giving contracts to the likes of Prior who is robbing a living then god help you)

Prior and Oledszki are playing injured,in a team with no other props for most of the games so far. They being flogged every game so it's no suprise.

We need a hard hitting prop badly

Re: 2022 | Head Coach talk : Sun Apr 03, 2022 4:32 pm  

2 props, 2 half backs, 2 hookers.
in fact all the key positions.
not an easy job

Re: 2022 | Head Coach talk : Sun Apr 03, 2022 4:32 pm  

Shabino wrote:

That’s simply not true. They are getting 10 mins and reported every game too. Tet had been disappointing, and he needs to sort this out himself….

You must listen to NRL games on the radio as well Shabs.
Try the TV - you actually get to see stuff.....

Re: 2022 | Head Coach talk : Sun Apr 03, 2022 6:31 pm  

The Ghost of '99 wrote:

Moreover as discussed above his style is well past its sell-by-date.

You could say that about Agar and JJB`s style and we appointed them.

Re: 2022 | Head Coach talk : Sun Apr 03, 2022 6:59 pm  

Simmo71 wrote:

You must listen to NRL games on the radio as well Shabs.
Try the TV - you actually get to see stuff.....

Don’t think you can get NRL on the radio . I watch highlights of every NRL game on YouTube.
I watch live Leeds games when I can. I listen to them on
the radio when I can’t as the TV experience is not worth my time. I do other stuff (cooking ) a same time.
You seem to like the sound of your own voice, but don’t like having your opinions challenged. And if you really are my great mate Ian Simpson from the golf club, I’ve called ya bluff…..

Re: 2022 | Head Coach talk : Mon Apr 04, 2022 1:44 am  

Never understood the whole "if you weren't at a game live you can't have a view" stuff. Does that mean nobody can comment on the NRL or every SL game they're not at, or CC game, despite full games and highlights being available of pretty much every game? I've been around long enough to know what I'm watching - even try highlights speak volumes about quality of attack and defence.

Re: 2022 | Head Coach talk : Mon Apr 04, 2022 5:30 am  

Once were Loiners wrote:

Never understood the whole "if you weren't at a game live you can't have a view" stuff. Does that mean nobody can comment on the NRL or every SL game they're not at, or CC game, despite full games and highlights being available of pretty much every game? I've been around long enough to know what I'm watching - even try highlights speak volumes about quality of attack and defence.

Agree about not being there, but watching highlights or tries gives you very little insight. You see the instances where a busted line or pressure told on the scoreboard, it doesn't show how tight or leaky a defence was for the whole game for example. In terms of analytical I think TV is best as you get closeups and replays etc, but watching live gives you a better big picture view of what happens away from the ball which often get missed by the cameras