Re: New coach : Tue Aug 10, 2021 4:58 pm  

homme vaste wrote:

Seibold is the Aussie Chester, Broncos looked thrown together week after week, I wouldn`t go anywhere near him.

And first Big fat Gill Dudson, now big fat mac? Your one to talk, have you given up on the diet Trinity18? Last update you gave us you were 24 stone.

You’re so strange. 4 posts about rugby and the fifth is always having a dig at someone, recently you’ve had an issue with the moderator and now me. Grow up.

Re: New coach : Tue Aug 10, 2021 4:59 pm  

With Wayne odds on for the vacant Wigan job at the end of the season it’s ward or McDermott for me as uk based coaches , But there is a plethora of Aussie coaches waiting in the wings to be given a chance ,but obviously money may be a stumbling block.Pretty sure plenty of coaches known and Not so known to us will put their hat into the ring for a chance to coach super league club.

Re: New coach : Tue Aug 10, 2021 5:01 pm  

TimmySmith wrote:

You’re so strange. 4 posts about rugby and the fifth is always having a dig at someone, recently you’ve had an issue with the moderator and now me. Grow up.

What issue have I had with a moderator? Lol, how many times have you been banned from here? Slowly but surely slipping into old habits with your fat jibes.

Re: New coach : Tue Aug 10, 2021 5:07 pm  

vastman wrote:

Other than one year from McNally have we ever had any success with Aussie coaches, Smith and Webster being the last two.

Although it's tempting for smaller clubs like ours I believe the Aussie in question must have played/coached in the UK previously. They do ok at big clubs where money is no problem but at smaller clubs, I honestly think they need to have some basic understanding of the English game and English players.

JD is an obvious but sadly unavailable example

Think smith did more than some realise no coincidence we wher good for a couple of years after his departure

Re: New coach : Tue Aug 10, 2021 5:07 pm  

homme vaste wrote:

What issue have I had with a moderator? Lol, how many times have you been banned from here? Slowly but surely slipping into old habits with your fat jibes.

Read back through your posts, always name dropping Poptart because of his opinions.

What do you mean old habits?

Re: New coach : Tue Aug 10, 2021 5:09 pm  

James Ford
Tony drury
Danny ward
Paul Rowley

Re: New coach : Tue Aug 10, 2021 5:11 pm  

Kettykat wrote:

With Wayne odds on for the vacant Wigan job at the end of the season it’s ward or McDermott for me as uk based coaches , But there is a plethora of Aussie coaches waiting in the wings to be given a chance ,but obviously money may be a stumbling block.Pretty sure plenty of coaches known and Not so known to us will put their hat into the ring for a chance to coach super league club.

Wayne wouldn’t stand it with this lot he’s a total disciplinarian, his preparation is second to none, the one thing about Wayne when at Wigan is he doesn’t suffer fools or big time Charlie’s

Re: New coach : Tue Aug 10, 2021 5:13 pm  

MOPSEY LIVES ON wrote:

James Ford
Tony drury
Danny ward
Paul Rowley

Where is Tony these days?

Re: New coach : Tue Aug 10, 2021 5:26 pm  

Dont want mcdermott just dont think he will be out fit.a aussie assistant coming over ti make a name for himself or danny ward for me.who ever it is i hope mark appelgarth gets involved and learns to be a future coach just think its too soon just yet for him

Re: New coach : Tue Aug 10, 2021 5:29 pm  

Kettykat wrote:

With Wayne odds on for the vacant Wigan job at the end of the season it’s ward or McDermott for me as uk based coaches , But there is a plethora of Aussie coaches waiting in the wings to be given a chance ,but obviously money may be a stumbling block.Pretty sure plenty of coaches known and Not so known to us will put their hat into the ring for a chance to coach super league club.

There may be a few Aussies who see the super league as a way to get an NRL head-coach job as per Justin Holbrook and Trent Robinson. The problem will be that we'd regard a top-six finish as a good result whereas it wouldn't register with the NRL. Holbrook took Saints back to the top.

There are two types of coaches: those who can coach very good players to be better (Holbrook, Robinson) and those who can get a lot out of players who aren't so good (Kear, Powell).

Arguably, a disciplinarian is needed, to kick some butt and get people fit, but because there isn't much going the club other than the team spirit, that is probably a bad decision. Danny Ward fit the bill for the job of getting a lot out of not-so-good players.

Looking at MC's comments re potential postponements, perhaps CC was too honourable and it cost him (along with other things).