Re: New Coach has to have Cas in his blood : Sat Apr 13, 2013 4:10 pm  

Tigerade wrote:

Training facilities are not that high up on the agenda that a coach will say "I'm not going to apply for a SL coaching job because I would rather stay in NL1 because the training facilites are better".

You do know that Cas Tigers often use Fev's facilites already don't you ?

Course I do and we charge you a fortune for it just a pity that a club that has had millions more from the game has to go to a club from the pop and crisp league to use there facilities,

Re: New Coach has to have Cas in his blood : Sat Apr 13, 2013 5:06 pm  

Martyn Sadler speaking to Stuart Raper on FBook, wishing him well with job if he takes it and looks forward to seeing him in England next week.
It certainly suggests Raper is in the running.

Re: New Coach has to have Cas in his blood : Sat Apr 13, 2013 8:20 pm  

It's not only the coach who sets the ethos and culture at the club it's all the backroom staff from the chairman to the strength and conditioning coach.

Wigan looked for a similar change a few seasons ago. The obviously had the resources to get the next big thing in Maguire but the chairman also understood the importance of local lads hence the appointment of Wane as the then number 2 and Radlinski as the team manager.

Re: New Coach has to have Cas in his blood : Sat Apr 13, 2013 11:54 pm  

gingdong wrote:

Bigger club my ass, your going down the gary glitter son shine, and as for the pop and crisp league you may be joining it very soon

When you have ever played a game in The big boys league come back and have a convo big lad..... Until then please feel free to do one

Booo hooo them big bad SL boys have had millions........ Are you too stupid to think about having to pay super league wages to get super league players ??? Your lot are immensely dumb !!!!!

Cya

Re: New Coach has to have Cas in his blood : Sun Apr 14, 2013 7:33 pm  

Scabbycat wrote:

The new coach has to have Cas in his blood, to install back the pride of playing or coaching a home town club.
On that basis the candidates would be John Kear, Daryl Powell, Mark Aston and Andy hay.

All born in or around Cas, certainly John Kear and Andy hay would jump at the job, maybe Powell, not too sure about Aston, he seems to be Mr Sheffield and doing a good job.

On Saturday you will see a different Castleford side, whoever is in charge. It was undoubtably a players revolt against Millward, I heard rumours everyday of squabbling, and even fighting on the team bus.

Cas to beat Widnes

not necesary tony smith isnt from leeds turned em into winners same at warrington . brian noble has had sucee with and without silverware at diff clubs.nostalgia and the heartfelt feelings have to go out of the window.who honestly thinks andy hay can come in and rescue us ? its got to be the best man that money can get if that means a man who is from aus america or featherstone so be it its a professional sport and the salary paid to such person should be the main motivation a new coach that and the desire to be the best so forget all the vowlsey andy hay mal reily nikau raper fair enough legends all of em but lets move onward n upward. john kear for me .

Re: New Coach has to have Cas in his blood : Mon Apr 15, 2013 8:20 am  

I get what you're saying mad-dog, but I don't think John Kear would be an "onwards and upwards" appointment.

I think he would be a sensible option and would probably make the best of a bad season, but he isn't the guy that'll take us forward (if possible)

Re: New Coach has to have Cas in his blood : Mon Apr 15, 2013 9:05 am  

Justin Morgan rumour over on the Bulls board. Probably no mileage in it but who knows?

Re: New Coach has to have Cas in his blood : Mon Apr 15, 2013 1:02 pm  

Hate to agree with Vasty (and others) but the Cas at heart bit doesn't matter a jot to me. Our board have "Cas at heart" and look what that's done..! A proven track record first and foremost, especially one which includes maximising limited resources.

Raper's first choice for me, even just in an advisory role.

Re: New Coach has to have Cas in his blood : Tue Apr 16, 2013 4:20 pm  

would be nice to see stuart raper back at cas to help danny till end of this season then get john kear in for next season.would work both ways john to finish his season at batley and stuart would give danny some experiance.we will just have to wait and see what the club decide.thought danny did a first class job on sunday was really proud to be a cas fan.good luck danny.

Re: New Coach has to have Cas in his blood : Wed Apr 17, 2013 5:31 am  

Karl Harrison is reported to be interested in the Cas Tigers job. Worth a punt ?