Re: Time for a change in coaching? : Wed Aug 15, 2018 5:11 pm  

Plum Bob wrote:

The back to back CC’s papered over the cracks that were always there and have never been fixed. For whatever reason we can put in half hearted displays, that been historically evident and remains. But without replacing the likes of Watts and Ellis left us light. Do we believe our youngsters can step up? I don’t see it. I might be wrong but it’ll take some time. Presently it’s not obvious. We lack ball speed, we are predictable and there is no leadership. Taylor is trying to do too much and at times Houghton looks knackered and or disinterested. When cannot tell how we will do next season until we get our full squad back and fully fit. The issue will be who we play were, whether we can keep Kelly interested and whether we can change our game plan to suit.

House!

Re: Time for a change in coaching? : Wed Aug 15, 2018 9:33 pm  

8 losses in the last 10 games doesn;t look good but we have been decimated by injuries

Re: Time for a change in coaching? : Thu Aug 16, 2018 9:35 pm  

I think the majority of fans would just be happy to see radford get a decent attacking coach in , rather than getting rid of him. If he's to stubborn to realise he needs help , then yeh maybe it's time for a change

Re: Time for a change in coaching? : Thu Aug 16, 2018 9:45 pm  

Genuine question as I don't have a clue but what does andy last bring to the table in coaching terms? Him and radford doesn't seem like a strong coaching team. Even wakefield have chester plus a couple of other ex pros as assistants

Re: Time for a change in coaching? : Thu Aug 16, 2018 9:54 pm  

Jake the Peg wrote:

Genuine question as I don't have a clue but what does andy last bring to the table in coaching terms? Him and radford doesn't seem like a strong coaching team. Even wakefield have chester plus a couple of other ex pros as assistants

Always thought of Andy last as the one who's brought the young lads into the first team , but that's obviously not been the case for the a few years now . Got the feeling , he's just radfords yes man , with little input into structures etc

Re: Time for a change in coaching? : Thu Aug 16, 2018 10:44 pm  

Tinkerman23 wrote:

Always thought of Andy last as the one who's brought the young lads into the first team , but that's obviously not been the case for the a few years now . Got the feeling , he's just radfords yes man , with little input into structures etc

Apparently Last is hot on analysis, his video reviews etc are top notch. Hasn't seen our woeful passing technique with no option runners though

Re: Time for a change in coaching? : Fri Aug 17, 2018 2:43 am  

Joking aside - just how do you cure a defence that has more holes than a Earl de Grey dartboard, all season ?
How many times can you watch missed tackles on repeat ?
It’d be ad lib to fade

Re: Time for a change in coaching? : Fri Aug 17, 2018 8:48 am  

LR in the mail today
" performances self inflicted"
Here's the kicker -
"some fans understand"

I know what I understand - when your team plays like the Spartans in 300 then you stand after a game and applaud the team off - win or lose
Currently the guff being served up lacks motivation and I understand fully why that is

Re: Time for a change in coaching? : Fri Aug 17, 2018 8:47 pm  

SIX losses in a row now. Teams a shambles

Re: Time for a change in coaching? : Fri Aug 17, 2018 8:54 pm  

its a shambles because of the injuries, just listened to paul cooke on Humberside, if you have time seb listen to it, might enlighten you