I'm sure WP said not on the radio the other night. Is your 'good source' MC or the office cat at Belle Vue?

I got told some ausises applied

Can suggest a man who is available - great credentials - despises 5 drives and a kick and wants good old open RL.

Alan Hunte.

Also Wakefield born and bred!

Unfortunately I would be disappointed if he was appointed head coach.

Let's bring JD home!!

You may jest







but you'd be suprised how many have applied.PS does anybody know where I can get cheap cat litter.

Morissons?

I find it amusing how many people are 'in the know'. Nobody should know anything until an announcement is made.

Wane may be available soon.

The only bits I've heard confirm that we are looking both home and abroad. It's not much, but it tells me the job is being done thoroughly and that will hopefully give us the best chance to secure the best man we can afford for the job!

There are lots of good candidates mentioned, but the number 1 priority is that they have a passion for taking this club forward. If Glen Morrison has accepted Mark Sawyers reply that it's 'not a good time for Dewsbury' then he's not our man. If he then screams 'foul' and makes it impossible for MS to prevent him from talking to us, then maybe he is the man!

Whoever it is has got to 'need' this job!

We are a historic club and, when I last looked, we were still in SL with as much chance to be here next year as 3 other sides in SL. Let's not undersell ourselves here!

There's no reason not to start today, and as your post implies the club are looking for the best man available, and if that is not Stu Dickens and I mention him simply because he's in charge atm, then he can still do himself a big favour by making the new coach want to keep him on the coaching staff.

Webster had apparently run out of ideas of how to address the slump according to this rag where Washbrook is interviewed... www.dailystar.co.uk/rugby-league ... ings-right Hope the new coach will look at player fitness/stamina, attitude and defensive structures. I think Scott Anderson on his day is a great player for Trinity but he looks heavier now he has returned from injury. Paea had one match on live TV last week to show off his new hairdo (probably in response to Fui Fui) then doesn't play the next week with no explanation as to whether he's injured and Trinity squad are light in the front row today.

Webster had apparently run out of ideas of how to address the slump according to this rag where Washbrook is interviewed... www.dailystar.co.uk/rugby-league ... ings-right Hope the new coach will look at player fitness/stamina, attitude and defensive structures. I think Scott Anderson on his day is a great player for Trinity but he looks heavier now he has returned from injury. Paea had one match on live TV last week to show off his new hairdo (probably in response to Fui Fui) then doesn't play the next week with no explanation as to whether he's injured and Trinity squad are light in the front row today.

I wouldn't be surprised to be honest, its a job that can only look good on your cv. For one it shows you have plenty of fight and desire to take the job in the 1st place, keep us up and your value has doubled straight away, if we go down at least you did your best but we were too far gone in the first place so you either stay and try to bring us back up or move on with the experience under your belt.