Re: John Kear : Sun May 17, 2015 7:17 pm  

Bully_Boxer wrote:

I think you need a longer term plan. Kear might be the man to motivate a last ditch fight to stay in SL but is he the man for a long term rebuild? Today was obviously massively disappointing, losing with against championship opposition with some of your key men back in the side. But I personally feel Wakefield might well be better accepting that they might be better off in the Championship under the current structure.

On the surface of it Bully, that might sound like a good idea, but if we do get relegated (forgone conclusion if nothing changes), we are likely to get booted out of Belle Vue by the ground's owner's - The Bank of Ireland - as they are already chomping at the bit, and, as we have been shafted by Newmarket's developers AND OUR OWN COUNCIL, then we will be groundless, and possibly have to look at sharing with Dewsbury. This will mean that our already dwindling support will ebb away to virtually nothing, reducing our income even further, at which point our thrifty chairman, is likely to walk away (if he hasn't already done so). Staying in Superleague really is our only hope of survival - IT REALLY HAS GOT THAT BAD !!!

Re: John Kear : Sun May 17, 2015 7:36 pm  

This team we have is like galaticos compared to Kears team. Time is up

Re: John Kear : Sun May 17, 2015 7:42 pm  

FIL wrote: On the surface of it Bully, that might sound like a good idea, but if we do get relegated (forgone conclusion if nothing changes), we are likely to get booted out of Belle Vue by the ground's owner's - The Bank of Ireland - as they are already chomping at the bit, and, as we have been shafted by Newmarket's developers AND OUR OWN COUNCIL, then we will be groundless, and possibly have to look at sharing with Dewsbury. This will mean that our already dwindling support will ebb away to virtually nothing, reducing our income even further, at which point our thrifty chairman, is likely to walk away (if he hasn't already done so). Staying in Superleague really is our only hope of survival - IT REALLY HAS GOT THAT BAD !!! Probably the off-field problem is why the coach is struggling to motivate the players - or the players motivate themselves. Back in 2009 Paul Rowley was temporarily head coach at Leigh when they would have been relegated;but Gateshead Thunder were liquidated so they remained in The Championship. Whinging About The Referee - with High Penalty Count - Surprisingly! Just for information on the former coach you didn't want - He Doesn't Have A Good Record v Leigh Home Or Away Nor does he have their spending power. Good luck.

FIL wrote: On the surface of it Bully, that might sound like a good idea, but if we do get relegated (forgone conclusion if nothing changes), we are likely to get booted out of Belle Vue by the ground's owner's - The Bank of Ireland - as they are already chomping at the bit, and, as we have been shafted by Newmarket's developers AND OUR OWN COUNCIL, then we will be groundless, and possibly have to look at sharing with Dewsbury. This will mean that our already dwindling support will ebb away to virtually nothing, reducing our income even further, at which point our thrifty chairman, is likely to walk away (if he hasn't already done so). Staying in Superleague really is our only hope of survival - IT REALLY HAS GOT THAT BAD !!! Probably the off-field problem is why the coach is struggling to motivate the players - or the players motivate themselves. Back in 2009 Paul Rowley was temporarily head coach at Leigh when they would have been relegated;but Gateshead Thunder were liquidated so they remained in The Championship. Whinging About The Referee - with High Penalty Count - Surprisingly! Just for information on the former coach you didn't want - He Doesn't Have A Good Record v Leigh Home Or Away Nor does he have their spending power. Good luck.

Re: John Kear : Sun May 17, 2015 7:50 pm  

Hey Fev went to France and pushed Catalan so shall we see if Andy Hay is available???????

Re: John Kear : Sun May 17, 2015 7:55 pm  

Angelic Cynic.....As far as I am aware, there have been no issues with the players wages this season, so why should events off the field impact on them ??. It is their job to perform on the pitch and nothing else. Let the Chairman worry about events off the field.
It's not luck we need...it's players to do what they are paid to do....and a lorry load of cash would come in useful as well, please !!!

Re: John Kear : Sun May 17, 2015 7:58 pm  

vastman wrote:

Should NEVER have been allowed to leave to start with.

However I doubt he's got it anymore and even if he did these clowns are not a patch on that 2006 team.

The one thing that Kear can do, is instil belief and bring the best out of the players.
The squad that he had during his last season in charge was nowhere near our current squad.

I'd love to know what was said in the 2 changing rooms at half time.

Leigh came out full of vigour and belief and Wakefield looked beaten as they took the field, it was truly awful and with the exception of the comeback
at Cas, under Webster's reign, we just don't seem capable of changing the game once it's under way.
I despair at what must go on between the coaching staff and blame must also go to our senior players who should be capable of dealing with adversity during the game.

As for Kear, I'd have him back at a heartbeat, Webster is no longer fit for the job and if he had some pride, he would do the decent thing.

Re: John Kear : Sun May 17, 2015 8:33 pm  

Rowley breathed confidence into his team while Webster sucked the life out of ours

Re: John Kear : Sun May 17, 2015 9:22 pm  

Mr Bliss wrote:

Hey Fev went to France and pushed Catalan so shall we see if Andy Hay is available???????

I've heard cumming's mentioned more than once

Re: John Kear : Sun May 17, 2015 9:29 pm  

FIL wrote:

On the surface of it Bully, that might sound like a good idea, but if we do get relegated (forgone conclusion if nothing changes), we are likely to get booted out of Belle Vue by the ground's owner's - The Bank of Ireland - as they are already chomping at the bit, and, as we have been shafted by Newmarket's developers AND OUR OWN COUNCIL, then we will be groundless, and possibly have to look at sharing with Dewsbury. This will mean that our already dwindling support will ebb away to virtually nothing, reducing our income even further, at which point our thrifty chairman, is likely to walk away (if he hasn't already done so). Staying in Superleague really is our only hope of survival - IT REALLY HAS GOT THAT BAD !!!

Sorry mate, I wasn't aware the situation re the ground was so critical. If that issue can be resolved, life in the Championship isn't too shabby..it's certainly helped re-ignite my passion for my team.

Re: John Kear : Sun May 17, 2015 9:38 pm  

John Kear was the best thing to ever happen to Trinity and I prey he will come back to us

How he kept us from finishing bottom that last season was a testament to what a great coach he is

Imagine how well he would get this lot playing! Our current side are capable of so much more, we just some one to get the best out of them