Good to see Saints and the super coach choke, What does everyone think that try to ridicule our coach that has taken us to this final and win it on both occasions with squads less superior then the mighty 2019 saints side?
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bonaire wrote:A little disrespectful Mr Wiz to the coach who has produced the best team by far in Super League We already know who the daddy is between the two coaches and its certainly not Radford
They weren't the best team by far yesterday. Bottled it again when they had everything in their favour. If his best team, by far, don't win the GF then he'll be forgotten about not long after his departure. Is our new Aussie coach you insinuated we'd have installed for Easter gone, still on his way?
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easthull fc fan wrote:Good to see Saints and the super coach choke, What does everyone think that try to ridicule our coach that has taken us to this final and win it on both occasions with squads less superior then the mighty 2019 saints side?
Don't hold your breath Radford had to negotiate tougher routes to Wembley both times too, of course.
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Mrs Barista wrote:Don't hold your breath Radford had to negotiate tougher routes to Wembley both times too, of course.
Hard to believe there were fans of ours, and Warrington, who were blase about winning the semi for the fear of getting pumped by the best team by far in the final. Think we may have come away victorious as well if we had managed to endure in rainy Bolton......We gave it a good shot. Wembley becoming a favourites graveyard with our two wins, the French last year and now the best team by far getting soundly beat.
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ccs wrote:Saint clearly have issues after this Wembley defeat, a poor coach with poor tactics, clueless in attack, too many errors, silly penalties.....
Yes, you've heard it all before.
"Look at what Powell has achieved" No major trophies so far. "Look at what Holbrook had achieved" No major trophies so far
Pivoting from one comparator to another each season yet not really looking at what Radford has achieved. 2 major trophies so far.
The coaches attracting most criticism should be the ones with most resource vs least major silverware. Warrington, Saints, Leeds and Wigan should clean up every time. Anyone breaking into that group is punching above their weight.
Mrs Barista wrote:"Look at what Powell has achieved" No major trophies so far. "Look at what Holbrook had achieved" No major trophies so far
Pivoting from one comparator to another each season yet not really looking at what Radford has achieved. 2 major trophies so far.
The coaches attracting most criticism should be the ones with most resource vs least major silverware. Warrington, Saints, Leeds and Wigan should clean up every time. Anyone breaking into that group is punching above their weight.
As usual talking complete poop wind up material, if you think winning the cc is a barometer of how good a coach you are, your more stupid then I thought. Catalan, McNamara, no thank you
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MorningGlory23 wrote:As usual talking complete poop wind up material, if you think winning the cc is a barometer of how good a coach you are, your more stupid then I thought. Catalan, McNamara, no thank you
No need to swear, surely? Radford has won 2 major trophies. Holbrook not so much. We are mid table in terms of resource, yet finished top 3 in 2016 and 2017, won the cup both years. This season despite early injuries we made yet another cup semi final and are currently joint 2nd. We'll likely finish 6th but even so most pundits had us 9th or 8th. Winning major trophies is a barometer of coaching ability. Lee was voted Coach of the year partially on the strength of it, don't forget.
Mrs Barista wrote:No need to swear, surely? Radford has won 2 major trophies. Holbrook not so much. We are mid table in terms of resource, yet finished top 3 in 2016 and 2017, won the cup both years. This season despite early injuries we made yet another cup semi final and are currently joint 2nd. We'll likely finish 6th but even so most pundits had us 9th or 8th. Winning major trophies is a barometer of coaching ability. Lee was voted Coach of the year partially on the strength of it, don't forget.
If you want to back all your loyalty on the back off 2 cc cup wins under Radford, that’s up to you, but like a lot of other hull fans, who can actually see past that, and see the absolute rubbish we have served up, for at least 4 seasons, I’m bored of it, I said it through the cc winning seasons. We ain’t good to watch, as much as I like radford, I don’t think he’s the man for the job, regardless of trophies, I’d rather watch a hull team playing like saints week in week out, and lose a final, then the tripe I’ve watched for seasons now, it’s boring boring boring, just loving boring
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Radford had to negotiate tougher routes to Wembley both times too, of course.
