Hull FCs new Coaching set up - ideas : Tue Sep 06, 2022 9:38 pm  

Personally Tony Smith is a NO
Not a bad guy - took Rovers to the play offs
But just past it for me

Michael McGuire - Yes , I watched a lot of Wests and the show
that was on most weeks that’s had a deep dive into the Club during the season - did you get that show on Sky Sports ?

He’s a passionate guy and did wonders at Wigan in a little time

I’ve emailed Adam but i’m sure the wages would be high

Can’t see Wane or any decent non Aussies available

Re: Hull FCs new Coaching set up - ideas : Tue Sep 06, 2022 9:42 pm  

Tarquin Fuego wrote:

Personally Tony Smith is a NO
Not a bad guy - took Rovers to the play offs
But just past it for me

Michael McGuire - Yes , I watched a lot of Wests and the show
that was on most weeks that’s had a deep dive into the Club during the season - did you get that show on Sky Sports ?

He’s a passionate guy and did wonders at Wigan in a little time

I’ve emailed Adam but i’m sure the wages would be high

Can’t see Wane or any decent non Aussies available

One thing for sure whoever fails it will not be Adam's fault

Re: Hull FCs new Coaching set up - ideas : Tue Sep 06, 2022 9:46 pm  

Madge looked shot at Wests. Took them backwards and was out of ideas.

He probably needs time to recharge his batteries. It would be a no for me.

Convinced he should've won more at Souths too.

Re: Hull FCs new Coaching set up - ideas : Wed Sep 07, 2022 1:02 am  

Tony Smith all day long…Adam Pearson,s quick fix option

Re: Hull FCs new Coaching set up - ideas : Wed Sep 07, 2022 5:41 am  

mwindass wrote:

Madge looked shot at Wests. Took them backwards and was out of ideas.

He probably needs time to recharge his batteries. It would be a no for me.

Convinced he should've won more at Souths too.

When you saw how Wests played at the end of his tenure, they were the Australian example of Hull, during our annual freefall. He looked mentally and physically shot, even though he tried every conceivable way of changing the situation, it was apparent that he could not achieve it and players , such as Luke Brooks looked absolutely fed up of being in that team.
I would take Tony Smith, only because he is a recognised coach, over any assistant and unproven candidates that throw their hat in. My own preference to take the reigns at Hull would be Wane, which I know may not be a popular choice universally among our fans, he is a proven winner, who managed to eek out every drop of effort from his limited Wigan squad. They were aggressive and eager, in defence and all looked desperate to play for the club-the exact opposite of where we are now.

Re: Hull FCs new Coaching set up - ideas : Wed Sep 07, 2022 5:50 am  

GrahamBray wrote:

When you saw how Wests played at the end of his tenure, they were the Australian example of Hull, during our annual freefall. He looked mentally and physically shot, even though he tried every conceivable way of changing the situation, it was apparent that he could not achieve it and players , such as Luke Brooks looked absolutely fed up of being in that team.
I would take Tony Smith, only because he is a recognised coach, over any assistant and unproven candidates that throw their hat in. My own preference to take the reigns at Hull would be Wane, which I know may not be a popular choice universally among our fans, he is a proven winner, who managed to eek out every drop of effort from his limited Wigan squad. They were aggressive and eager, in defence and all looked desperate to play for the club-the exact opposite of where we are now.

The parallels with us and Wests is scary

It would be interesting to see Wane in a non Wigan environment. Could he replicate the same success?

Smith has had success, at different levels, at every club he's been at.

Think it's a done deal with Smith anyway

Re: Hull FCs new Coaching set up - ideas : Wed Sep 07, 2022 8:02 am  

https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/sport/r ... kr-7554566 This piece. by Paul Cooke explodes a few of the theories about Smith on here and perhaps indicates why so many Rovers fans seem concerned about us appointing him. I'm not sure the whole thing is sorted yet though.

https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/sport/r ... kr-7554566 This piece. by Paul Cooke explodes a few of the theories about Smith on here and perhaps indicates why so many Rovers fans seem concerned about us appointing him. I'm not sure the whole thing is sorted yet though.

Re: Hull FCs new Coaching set up - ideas : Wed Sep 07, 2022 8:12 am  

The Dentist Wilf wrote:

https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/tony-smith-hull-fc-kr-7554566

This piece. by Paul Cooke explodes a few of the theories about Smith on here and perhaps indicates why so many Rovers fans seem concerned about us appointing him. I'm not sure the whole thing is sorted yet though.

Today is the day apparently Wilf.

*ducks for cover when he's not announced*

Re: Hull FCs new Coaching set up - ideas : Wed Sep 07, 2022 8:15 am  

If we appointed Wane I'd love to be a fly on the wall for his first meeting with Jake Connor.

Re: Hull FCs new Coaching set up - ideas : Wed Sep 07, 2022 8:20 am  

After reading Cookes article I think Smiths a good option, in the sense the whole club and community need to be brought back together and galvanised.

People speak about Smith being abit hard headed, and liking an influence in alot of areas of the club, hinting or hoping it could cause frictions. I think this is exactly what's needed when you think of Pearsons need for good advice and expertise. Smith brings that in buckets. Pretty much a director of rugby and coach rolled into one. Obviously a power struggle at KR that Lakin didn't like, but it'd be an absolute blessing in our situation.

I also think Wane would be perfect for this group of players, and would also offer expertise off the field which were lacking.

Id be happy with either or