Hetherington definitely out : Fri Mar 03, 2017 8:53 pm  

As I warned before hetherington has right royalty cocked up our season already by not recruiting correctly went to cas last night and could not believe that we could be so far behind a team with castlefords resources unbelievable.
Hetherington has bled the club filling the playing squad with cheap aussies and second rate youngsters kept a coach in position far too long allowed rhino royalty like sinfield to exit the club.
Sinfield is the answer to the coaching problem whatever it takes time for caddick to intervene if he is still interested.
Please no history lessons or excuses.

Re: Hetherington definitely out : Fri Mar 03, 2017 9:07 pm  

As has been mentioned on another thread, Hetherington is a business man and as long as Leeds Rugby are in the black he's going nowhere.

The poor performances we were subjected to last year actually had a positive effect on the bottom line, both home and away attendances were up.

Re: Hetherington definitely out : Fri Mar 03, 2017 9:22 pm  

Correct he's in the business of looking after himself

Re: Hetherington definitely out : Fri Mar 03, 2017 9:26 pm  

Chesterrhino wrote:

Sinfield is the answer to the coaching problem...

Sinfield has stated many times that he has no interest in moving into coaching. Just because you want it to happen doesn't mean it's going to.

Re: Hetherington definitely out : Fri Mar 03, 2017 9:49 pm  

Chesterrhino wrote:

Sinfield is the answer to the coaching problem.

On the basis of what?

Re: Hetherington definitely out : Fri Mar 03, 2017 10:01 pm  

Baconbutty wrote:

Sinfield has stated many times that he has no interest in moving into coaching. Just because you want it to happen doesn't mean it's going to.

This.. there was talk of him joining the coaching staff ..Mac said he was offered...Sinfield also said in an interview when he announced his retirement from Yorkshire Carnegie that he would like a dual job that would help them and the Rhinos which made me think maybe he wanted to be a kicking coach...but I also got feeling he only said the Yorkshire Carnegie bit to be kind to Bryan Redpath.

His recent skills is in business management and his new role at RFL suits him...would have thought he would want to see that through..

Neither btw would I expect to see JP who also did not want to coach. Although not coach at HullKR ..football manager...he has big input...he was supposedly behind dropping Albert Kelly...I understand the reasoning but at that critical stage...they might still have been in SL.

If you want a player as coach then I would go for Rob Burrow..for me played bigger part in U16s success in 2014 and 2015 both seasons going undefeated.. His influence made them play with lot of creative flair....maybe though too close to current squad.

Re: 2017 | Gary Hetherington Thread : Fri Mar 03, 2017 10:13 pm  

Sinny is too decent to take maccas job from him however imo if it became available would take the position it's his destiny also would make hetherington popular again hard task though maybe better for sinny to wait a few years whilst the old guard retire take it now and the talent is not available at the minute.

Re: 2017 | Gary Hetherington Thread : Fri Mar 03, 2017 11:01 pm  

Chesterrhino wrote:

Sinny is too decent to take maccas job from him however imo if it became available would take the position it's his destiny also would make hetherington popular again hard task though maybe better for sinny to wait a few years whilst the old guard retire take it now and the talent is not available at the minute.

I agree with you on Sinny being too decent....However, the job he was offered was not to replace Mac but to work alongside him in some capacity...or least that what i understood. As for coaching in the future..don't think he will....he is a perfectionist , as a player he made many sacrifices to get to where he was including missing family events...his kids still young..He would not want to coach a mediocre Leeds side..he would want the best..he would throw everything at the job in order to do so....Even though he loves the club can't see him putting his kids through that again.

Re: 2017 | Gary Hetherington Thread : Sat Mar 04, 2017 7:49 am  

Chesterrhino wrote:

it's his destiny...

Who are you? Darth Vader?

It's not his destiny, he's said he's not interested - end of conversation. Sinfield has gone, get over it.

Re: 2017 | Gary Hetherington Thread : Sat Mar 04, 2017 8:10 am  

Cunningham at Saints is a perfect example of why we don't want a recent ex-player to come back into the fold. Sinfield has too much sense to do this, hopefully Peacock does too.