Re: Grix - Time to go : Tue Aug 08, 2023 12:54 pm  

How many is that at Fev now since Powell, must be into double figures.

Sack the coach as soon as you lose a game obviously works then.

Re: Grix - Time to go : Tue Aug 08, 2023 1:24 pm  

faxcar wrote:

How many is that at Fev now since Powell, must be into double figures.

Sack the coach as soon as you lose a game obviously works then.

I think someone said 11 coaches in 11 years. I can't wait for Matt Shaw's article on how entitled Fev fans are.

Re: Grix - Time to go : Tue Aug 08, 2023 2:11 pm  

Greg Florimos Boots wrote:

I think someone said 11 coaches in 11 years. I can't wait for Matt Shaw's article on how entitled Fev fans are.

Apart from everything else I wonder how much that has cost in just paying off the contracts alone?

And don’t forget, you can’t quote me otherwise you’ll be upsetting TF.

Re: Grix - Time to go : Tue Aug 08, 2023 3:39 pm  

When you look at how quick Featherstone are to sack there coachs over the recent years it makes us look like saints in comparison. I know that there budget is a lot bigger than ours and with that comes high expectations but surely they could have given Long a bit more time and that is coming from me who as little patience on these matters. Also and i know it was only one game for me they already looked like a James ford coached side on sunday and i do not think he will improve them.

Re: Grix - Time to go : Tue Aug 08, 2023 4:02 pm  

During his time at York when they had a bit of success there were quite a few that thought he was the best up and coming coach in the game and then he dropped out of the limelight somewhat in moving on in an assistant role.

Be interesting to see how Ford goes at Fev back as the head coach.

Re: Grix - Time to go : Tue Aug 08, 2023 5:15 pm  

Greg Florimos Boots wrote:

I agree and Ive said previously not a chance we would be this low in the table if Lingard was in charge but honestly I don't see this as a job that he would give up Batley for (Thats presuming he could have his old job back) as we have similar budgets and probably similar ambitions and that is where his heart is.

Batley have already announced Mark Moxon as the new head coach for next year. Led to believe Ben Kaye will be his assistant. Would leave Lingard without a job especially if the new coach at Cas brings in their own assistant, like Powell and Sheridan. Think Lingard would be better suited to the role than Liam Finn at present, as Liam is still only early days into his coaching career. League One and Championship have a big gap in quality too.

Re: Grix - Time to go : Tue Aug 08, 2023 5:17 pm  

Greg Florimos Boots wrote:

I think someone said 11 coaches in 11 years. I can't wait for Matt Shaw's article on how entitled Fev fans are.

11 in 11 sounds a lot. Powell was there a good while.

Off the top of my head:
Long
McDermott
Carr
Powell

Re: Grix - Time to go : Tue Aug 08, 2023 5:24 pm  

The 11 coaches:

Daryl Powell
Ryan Sheridan
Danny Evans
John Bastian
Andy Hay
Jon Sharp
John Duffy
Ryan Carr
James Webster
Brian McDermott
Sean Long

Re: Grix - Time to go : Tue Aug 08, 2023 5:42 pm  

Tony Fax wrote:

The 11 coaches:

Daryl Powell
Ryan Sheridan
Danny Evans
John Bastian
Andy Hay
Jon Sharp
John Duffy
Ryan Carr
James Webster
Brian McDermott
Sean Long

Great work. I forgot about Webster and Duffy having a crack at the job

Re: Grix - Time to go : Tue Aug 08, 2023 6:34 pm  

MP wrote:

Batley have already announced Mark Moxon as the new head coach for next year. Led to believe Ben Kaye will be his assistant. Would leave Lingard without a job especially if the new coach at Cas brings in their own assistant, like Powell and Sheridan. Think Lingard would be better suited to the role than Liam Finn at present, as Liam is still only early days into his coaching career. League One and Championship have a big gap in quality too.

I suspect you will be disappointed. Very much expect Finn to be the next coach. Let's not start a Finn out already