Re: New Coach : Thu Sep 01, 2011 6:02 am  

bren2k wrote:

All but the highlighted part of that sentence is, I believe, correct. Not looking to argue with you by the way, I just think you're tilting at windmills by calling for people to stop expressing their views on here about the various candidates for the HC job - this forum is populated by people who care sufficiently to have views and it's designed for expressing them!

Anyhow, just quickly reviewed this thread and it seems clear that mole rat is our new man in the know; he's called the whole Gentle situation pretty accurately right from the outset, in the face of stringent denials from Gronk and his apostles.

So mole rat - given that you've said that Millward was our first choice but was spirited away by Cas after both Morgan and Gentle turned them down, who do we now have in our sights as HC?

Mole rat knows no more than Attila, he just says a bit more

Re: New Coach : Thu Sep 01, 2011 7:31 am  

BIGAL1 wrote:

Mole rat knows no more than Attila, he just says a bit more

I hope you're not suggesting what I think you are???

Re: New Coach : Thu Sep 01, 2011 8:25 am  

bren2k wrote:

Gronk, is that you?!

I look forward to dboy's explanation as to why it's impossible to believe something more than 100%.

I took last night off, otherwise I may well have had to do that!

In my best Louis Walsh voice "It's a million per cent yes from me!"

Re: New Coach : Thu Sep 01, 2011 8:37 am  

I wouldnt take Mick Potter from Bradford I think the bloke is very miserable and boring. All of Glovers work making the Trin a happy place would have gone to waste. Mcdermott would we be getting attractive rugby ? No . I agree I think Morgan is the front runner now. Would people prefer Nobby compared to Morgan?

Re: New Coach : Thu Sep 01, 2011 8:41 am  

I wouldn't sniff at Morgan, but some lines would have to be drawn; I've heard he can be a proper Charlie.

Re: New Coach : Thu Sep 01, 2011 8:42 am  

Flew back from holiday last friday and a certain Francis Cummings was on that flight.

Now, the week before that, we know interviews took place, and a short list of 3 was compiled.

Then a week where nothing happens (Mr Cummings on holiday) and interviews contiue this week.

Conjecture, speculation or 2+2 getting 5 but it does fit.

I do love the rumour mill

Re: New Coach : Thu Sep 01, 2011 8:53 am  

Francis Cummings or Willie Poching for me. Both have seerved under a good coach for a while now and maybe their chance to take a head coach job.

I dont believe we can attract a top name yet in the world of coaching, on the other hand i dont think we should be going for someone like Noble who is at the back end of his career.

One of the afforementioned i believe will be given a 3 year deal so they can grow into the role, i dont think we will have immediate success, but an improvement on this year will do for me with a general overhaul of coaching practices!!

Re: New Coach : Thu Sep 01, 2011 9:29 am  

FWIW Stuart Pike has tweeted that Richard Agar is still Wakeys number 1 choice. I hope he is wrong.

Re: New Coach : Thu Sep 01, 2011 9:36 am  

They must realise that Agar is not the best coach in blooding youth etc he should've been bottom of the list

Re: New Coach : Thu Sep 01, 2011 9:51 am  

BIGAL1 wrote:

Mole rat knows no more than Attila, he just says a bit more

Only a bit more