Re: New Coach for 2016 : Mon Aug 24, 2015 8:22 am  

BroncOnIon wrote:

Just so, particularly coming from someone who goes to watch the games rather than the geographically challenged originator of this thread.

That geographically challenged I have you our skippers ban before any ofnyou in the clique knew about it

Re: New Coach for 2016 : Mon Aug 24, 2015 8:26 am  

The Changing Man wrote:

That geographically challenged I have you our skippers ban before any ofnyou in the clique knew about it

I thought that you originated this thread to discuss the club's coaching options. Seems not to be so. Goodbye again.

Re: New Coach for 2016 : Mon Aug 24, 2015 8:29 am  

BroncOnIon wrote:

I thought that you originated this thread to discuss the club's coaching options. Seems not to be so. Goodbye again.

Why slag me off and then whine like a bitch when I bite? Are you that bored.

Re: New Coach for 2016 : Mon Aug 24, 2015 8:49 am  

Not sure how the comment from bronc is slagging

so back to coaches! despite some dire performances he is the best we have had for some while, lets try and keep some stability in playing areas as we are yet again re locating.

Re: New Coach for 2016 : Mon Aug 24, 2015 8:57 am  

[quote="mickyb1234"]Not sure how the comment from bronc is slagging/quote]
Then why mention my geographical situation? In don't have to be there to see the results and league position.....Henderson wasn't our choice as coach, he's stepped up after a prior failure and his record with the team is terrible.

Re: New Coach for 2016 : Mon Aug 24, 2015 12:17 pm  

Commenting on your geographical setting is not slagging you off.
It's interesting with coaches non of the ones we have had appear to have been acceptable, this is despite the fact one is now coaching a very successful team in the north who currently head the table, we have the support of Brian noble who has a proven track record. TR returning was meant to be the saviour
Fwiw the previous coach I mentioned fell into the head coach role at his current club by accident.
So in my opinion we should be sticking with Hendo, the fact he has had to play is unfortunate, but all you need to do is look at long term injuries of key players and there is the crux of the matter.

Re: New Coach for 2016 : Mon Aug 24, 2015 12:28 pm  

mickyb1234 wrote:

Commenting on your geographical setting is not slagging you off.
It's interesting with coaches non of the ones we have had appear to have been acceptable, this is despite the fact one is now coaching a very successful team in the north who currently head the table, we have the support of Brian noble who has a proven track record. TR returning was meant to be the saviour
Fwiw the previous coach I mentioned fell into the head coach role at his current club by accident.
So in my opinion we should be sticking with Hendo, the fact he has had to play is unfortunate, but all you need to do is look at long term injuries of key players and there is the crux of the matter.

If Hendo hadn't been playing our record this season would be much, much worse.

Re: New Coach for 2016 : Mon Aug 24, 2015 12:30 pm  

so back to coaches! despite some dire performances he is the best we have had for some while, lets try and keep some stability in playing areas as we are yet again re locating.

Mickey out of curiosity how is he the best we have had for some while? Whats the measure that underpins that statement?

Re: New Coach for 2016 : Mon Aug 24, 2015 12:35 pm  

I think we have to stick with Hendo. He really has been dropped in it this season. I feel that if he is able to assemble his own team and if it fails to perform next season, then he should go. But with the disaster that this season has been. He alone cannot carry the blame.
Certainly 2015 season will remain long in the memory, but not for the right reasons.

Re: New Coach for 2016 : Thu Aug 27, 2015 11:29 am  

The measure is 50% ratio of wins to losses, when was the last time we had anywhere near that?
I do agree that some of those wins came about because he was on the park