Re: Time for Chester to go - the facts! : Mon Feb 22, 2016 2:47 pm  

Gallanteer wrote:

As I stated, too many injuries. Not Chesters fault.

However, stating on the radio that he's not sure or no idea about something is not good. He gets paid to know what's wrong and fix it.

As an ex-player of the same club, do players see him as a manager or one of the boys. All managers know that you must seperate yourself from nostalgia and sentimentality if you are to deliver your role effectively.

I would agree with your initial point if we had been playing Saints, Wigan etc but against a Wakey team that is miles away from full cap and then not playing well, at home we should have won that by at least 12. Even if we'd been beaten by Wakey that were firing on all cylinders and we had put in a structured valiant effort I could have maybe thought that Chessie is doing it the hard way and with players back we'll be ok

Even taking injuries into account, do you think that we should have had enough to win yesterday?

I honestly think that even with a full squad we'll still struggle to beat most of the teams in the league if we don't sort out the basics.

Re: Time for Chester to go - the facts! : Mon Feb 22, 2016 3:25 pm  

Rowley to you guys am hearing

Re: Time for Chester to go - the facts! : Mon Feb 22, 2016 3:26 pm  

It seems,cockayne,clarkson,salter and kelly have all picked up injuries in yesterdays game,just to add icing to our cake.

Re: Time for Chester to go - the facts! : Mon Feb 22, 2016 4:44 pm  

Rough going for you guys ATM des

Re: Time for Chester to go - the facts! : Mon Feb 22, 2016 4:54 pm  

My mate just told me chester said in an interview Charlie was playing with injections we knew he wouldnt make the full match !!! If he was Billy Slater yeah get an hour out of him but for christs sake its Ben, the coach knew we would be an interchange down for a guy who didnt start the season as 1st choice full back. My £100 on chester 1st coaching casualty is looking safe, not sure how much Chester put on, must have been alot.

Re: Time for Chester to go - the facts! : Mon Feb 22, 2016 4:59 pm  

hull2524 wrote:

Rough going for you guys ATM des

It is mate,even worse when boudebza gets 4 matches and garbutt only 2,mind you he plays for leeds so do we expect anything different.

Re: Time for Chester to go - the facts! : Mon Feb 22, 2016 5:24 pm  

We will ship 50 points or more on Friday and then CC will probably get the chop. It's a shame for anyone to get the elbow but I suspect Poching will be sacked at the same time.
I hope the board have had the foresight to approach the new coach this week because the chances of Rovers getting anything but a drubbing on Friday are nil. The new coach deserves a week at least to get some structure to the team before we take on Widnes.

Re: Time for Chester to go - the facts! : Mon Feb 22, 2016 6:47 pm  

deslawson wrote:

It seems,cockayne,clarkson,salter and kelly have all picked up injuries in yesterdays game,just to add icing to our cake.

The thing is with them missing it won't make a difference in the slightest all are dead weight at the minute

Re: Time for Chester to go - the facts! : Mon Feb 22, 2016 6:55 pm  

deslawson wrote:

It is mate,even worse when boudebza gets 4 matches and garbutt only 2,mind you he plays for leeds so do we expect anything different.

Des. We all know now that the RFL hands out suspensions based on the seriousness of the injury. Garbutt only wacked Tamou on the snotter. To get 4 matches, he would have needed to follow up his punch by snapping off his Willy. Potentially ending a players ability to reproduce the Rugby League superstars of the future is Grade C or D, I think and obviously the RFL would view this with the utmost seriousness.

Re: Time for Chester to go - the facts! : Mon Feb 22, 2016 6:59 pm  

Grimsby Red wrote:

We will ship 50 points or more on Friday and then CC will probably get the chop. It's a shame for anyone to get the elbow but I suspect Poching will be sacked at the same time.
I hope the board have had the foresight to approach the new coach this week...The new coach deserves a week at least to get some structure to the team before we take on Widnes.

Would that be big powerful structure or small and undersized structure like we have at the moment?