Re: Dave Furner - New Head Coach : Wed Oct 24, 2018 7:14 pm  

Seth wrote:

I think in this situation having integrity would be about being upfront in your decision and not leaving anyone hanging so that leeds can move on.

I get what your saying, there’s a different set of priorities depending on which pair of shoes you are stood in.

To me, integrity is about doing what you say you are going to do in an inclusive and fair way. People have different definitions of the same words.

Re: Dave Furner - New Head Coach : Wed Oct 24, 2018 7:17 pm  

batleyrhino wrote:

I get what your saying, there’s a different set of priorities depending on which pair of shoes you are stood in.

To me, integrity is about doing what you say you are going to do in an inclusive and fair way. People have different definitions of the same words.

I’d generally agree though I don’t think one definition applies the same in all situations.

Re: Dave Furner - New Head Coach : Wed Oct 24, 2018 8:06 pm  

The Biffs Back wrote:

IMO it's obvious that Furner and Souths have been involved in dialogue well before this story even broke,
So both will know full well of the circumstances involved in this matter and at what point Furner would become head coach of Souths due to Seibold being removed from the role.

The silence today was deafening for the Rhinos club sadly due to the non denial of the story when it first broke over in OZ when it was clearly possible to do so.

IMO Furner is holding out for the conclusion of the Souths debacle to draw to a close so that he can hedge his bets and keep both options open.

If Furner doesn't fully commit to coaching the Rhinos by tomorrow morning our time then I would tell him to go get ffffucked and we should move on and decide on our next coaching options.

Whilst I don't disagree with the sentiment you can't just tell him to nobb off as there will be a contract in place.

At this point Furner has done nothing wrong (he's not done the right thing either in terms of quashing the rumours).

Re: Dave Furner - New Head Coach : Wed Oct 24, 2018 8:09 pm  

Thank god Leeds managed to secure Agar .

Re: Dave Furner - New Head Coach : Wed Oct 24, 2018 8:16 pm  

Why do people go on about agar, he’s been appointed to an entirely different role.

Re: Dave Furner - New Head Coach : Wed Oct 24, 2018 8:22 pm  

Furner may not have sent the signed contract back in which case he has not broken contract law.

In the absence of a denial of the rumours from Furner we should go with an alternative. The lack of commitment will not go down well in the dressing room.

Re: Dave Furner - New Head Coach : Wed Oct 24, 2018 8:27 pm  

OTOH it may be that GH is correct and that DF's on his way. No harm whatsoever in letting the rumours run and keeping the club and the sport in the spotlight.

Re: Dave Furner - New Head Coach : Wed Oct 24, 2018 8:53 pm  

Juan Cornetto wrote:

Furner may not have sent the signed contract back in which case he has not broken contract law.

In the absence of a denial of the rumours from Furner we should go with an alternative. The lack of commitment will not go down well in the dressing room.

You can't seriously believe we have gone through all the media etc.. and we haven't actually got a signed contract from Furner? That is a ridiculous statement.

Furner is under no obligation to issue any statement to the press. Personally I would prefer it if he did buy just because he hasn't could be because of many reasons at this point.

Re: Dave Furner - New Head Coach : Wed Oct 24, 2018 10:20 pm  

The issue is, if he's changed his mind and wants to wait until he knows about SSR job then he should say that an accept that rhinos can then choose to wait and see or move on.

Holding the club to ransom for your benefit is pretty crappy when there is no time to sign a decent replacement

Re: Dave Furner - New Head Coach : Wed Oct 24, 2018 10:29 pm  

Fallon wrote:

You can't seriously believe we have gone through all the media etc.. and we haven't actually got a signed contract from Furner? That is a ridiculous statement.

Furner is under no obligation to issue any statement to the press. Personally I would prefer it if he did buy just because he hasn't could be because of many reasons at this point.

Leeds were desperate to get some good news out regarding a new coach and if Furner's agent was still negotiating with his club it could well have been a case of 'the cheque is in the post'. GH's decision making has not exactly filled me with confidence in recent times so he could well have released the news in anticipation of a contract arriving to gain some season ticket sales. Anyway I was just raising the possibility of this senario in the absence of firm statements from both sides as if we have a signed contract with no get out clause then we could be much firmer and even take legal action.