Re: New Head Coach - who's it going to be? : Wed May 22, 2019 2:14 pm  

Sheens is ill what ive been told he is going home

Re: New Head Coach - who's it going to be? : Wed May 22, 2019 2:15 pm  

I do not have to accept anything and i certainly do not accept Agar as coach

Re: New Head Coach - who's it going to be? : Wed May 22, 2019 3:43 pm  

ploinerrhino wrote:

I do not have to accept anything and i certainly do not accept Agar as coach

yes you do there are lots of things in life you just after accept, if you stab someone to death or mow them down in your car, you are likely to be tried for murder. You have to accept that. Richard agar is currently Leeds rhinos head coach, fact! you have to accept that. You don't have to like it or agree with it but that's a different matter but you have to accept it as its a hard fact.

Re: New Head Coach - who's it going to be? : Wed May 22, 2019 4:42 pm  

ploinerrhino wrote:

I do not have to accept anything and i certainly do not accept Agar as coach

I'm afraid you do. What are you proposing to do if you don't accept it?

Re: New Head Coach - who's it going to be? : Wed May 22, 2019 6:19 pm  

christopher wrote:

I'm afraid you do. What are you proposing to do if you don't accept it?

Get his bottom lip out and stamp his feet?

Re: New Head Coach - who's it going to be? : Wed May 22, 2019 6:36 pm  

Another important consequence of our current Agar holding pattern will be potential damage to any recruitment conversations, in particular down under.

Imagine any negotiations with Josh jones.
We have a coach who does not want the job and no idea who may takeover, Hull FC can put Radford in front of him to tell Jones exactly what he wants for next season and what his plans are.

Hard to imagine the likes of Joel Thompson who will know Furner from Canberra wanting to come to a club in full on meander mode and risk of relegation.

Re: New Head Coach - who's it going to be? : Wed May 22, 2019 6:51 pm  

Mark Laurie wrote:

Another important consequence of our current Agar holding pattern will be potential damage to any recruitment conversations, in particular down under.

Imagine any negotiations with Josh jones.
We have a coach who does not want the job and no idea who may takeover, Hull FC can put Radford in front of him to tell Jones exactly what he wants for next season and what his plans are.

Hard to imagine the likes of Joel Thompson who will know Furner from Canberra wanting to come to a club in full on meander mode and risk of relegation.

No it's ok though we need stability........ tumble weed....

Re: New Head Coach - who's it going to be? : Wed May 22, 2019 10:40 pm  

If not having a permanent head coach in place was a contributing factor in us not getting the signature of Josh Jones, I for one am going to take that as a silver lining.

Re: New Head Coach - who's it going to be? : Thu May 23, 2019 9:23 am  

Well unfortunately it won't be Maurice Bamford who has sadly passed away yesterday. I remember Maurice's days as coach at Leeds fondly, not because of the team or performances necessarily, but because he was a character and it was early in my days of supporting the club so he was something of a beacon.

RIP Maurice, last of the blood and thunder coaches...

Re: New Head Coach - who's it going to be? : Thu May 23, 2019 9:43 am  

batleyrhino wrote:

Well unfortunately it won't be Maurice Bamford who has sadly passed away yesterday. I remember Maurice's days as coach at Leeds fondly, not because of the team or performances necessarily, but because he was a character and it was early in my days of supporting the club so he was something of a beacon.

RIP Maurice, last of the blood and thunder coaches...

That is gutting, sorry to hear that. And yet the club hasn't even put a statement out on the website.