Re: Next Coach : Tue Apr 12, 2016 6:46 am  

Jake the Peg wrote:

I've said it many times in the past but I don't really have much interest in leeds so it's hardly been a hot topic for me.

No interest in Leeds, Hull KR on the other hand...

Re: Next Coach : Tue Apr 12, 2016 7:03 am  

Jake the Peg wrote:

I've said it many times in the past but I don't really have much interest in leeds so it's hardly been a hot topic for me.

Re: Next Coach : Tue Apr 12, 2016 8:00 am  

Gallanteer wrote:

I doubt it Brian Mac or McBanana. Likely to be an Aussie. Wouldn't suprise me if Webbo go the job full time if he miraculously turns things around, but that's doubtful.

Peacock categorically stated that Webster will be the coach for this season only. I can't see beyond McNamara and I think he will be a good appointment.

Re: Next Coach : Tue Apr 12, 2016 9:22 am  

Jake the Peg wrote:

I've said it many times in the past but I don't really have much interest in leeds so it's hardly been a hot topic for me.

Sinfield himself said he has no interest in coaching but without knowing it has become the worlds most successful coach

Re: Next Coach : Tue Apr 12, 2016 10:02 am  

fun time frankie wrote:

Sinfield himself said he has no interest in coaching but without knowing it has become the worlds most successful coach

Yes, its a pity you couldn't get him instead of Peacock.

Re: Next Coach : Tue Apr 12, 2016 10:17 am  

Hessle Roader wrote:

Yes, its a pity you couldn't get him instead of Peacock.

Why? What would Sinfield bring to a management team that Peacock hasn't?

There seem to be an obsession among some of the darkside that Peacock coming in has destabilised the team, or has put noses out of joint. If it has then good, thats what was needed, this season has been coming for a while and getting the foundations right is paramount over instant results. There is a big rebuilding job to be done and it wont be done overnight. Peacock is not to 'blame' for our current position and what he is doing (or not) wont be seen for a year or 2. I've yet to see any management change that gives instant success, so I'll judge him a year or so time not now.

Regardless of how well Wakey are doing (short term) removing Chester was the right move, long term he wasn't the right man. I'll add to that that medium term neither is Webster, he'll do for this year but needs someone to lay down foundations then an inexperienced assistant coach (Webster) can take over

Re: Next Coach : Tue Apr 12, 2016 11:20 am  

barham red wrote:

Why? What would Sinfield bring to a management team that Peacock hasn't?

There seem to be an obsession among some of the darkside that Peacock coming in has destabilised the team, or has put noses out of joint. If it has then good, thats what was needed, this season has been coming for a while and getting the foundations right is paramount over instant results. There is a big rebuilding job to be done and it wont be done overnight. Peacock is not to 'blame' for our current position and what he is doing (or not) wont be seen for a year or 2. I've yet to see any management change that gives instant success, so I'll judge him a year or so time not now.

Regardless of how well Wakey are doing (short term) removing Chester was the right move, long term he wasn't the right man. I'll add to that that medium term neither is Webster, he'll do for this year but needs someone to lay down foundations then an inexperienced assistant coach (Webster) can take over

If you go over to the dark side forum they seem to know everything about rovers and JP even down to him upsetting the RFL, I'm the same as you if we are going to get beat 40-0 at home why shouldn't J,P put a few noses out of joint?
The guy is 4 months into a new role and i have no doubt at all he will turn us around with in 3 years

Re: Next Coach : Tue Apr 12, 2016 11:27 am  

barham red wrote:

Why? What would Sinfield bring to a management team that Peacock hasn't?

There seem to be an obsession among some of the darkside that Peacock coming in has destabilised the team, or has put noses out of joint. If it has then good, thats what was needed, this season has been coming for a while and getting the foundations right is paramount over instant results. There is a big rebuilding job to be done and it wont be done overnight. Peacock is not to 'blame' for our current position and what he is doing (or not) wont be seen for a year or 2. I've yet to see any management change that gives instant success, so I'll judge him a year or so time not now.

Regardless of how well Wakey are doing (short term) removing Chester was the right move, long term he wasn't the right man. I'll add to that that medium term neither is Webster, he'll do for this year but needs someone to lay down foundations then an inexperienced assistant coach (Webster) can take over

This was not a slur on Peacock's management team and more an opinion on the coaching ability of Sinfield.

Re: Next Coach : Tue Apr 12, 2016 12:09 pm  

Hessle Roader wrote:

This was not a slur on Peacock's management team and more an opinion on the coaching ability of Sinfield.

Who said Sinfield has any coaching ability I was just stating about what jake said that McDermott is rubbish now that Sinfield has gone implying it was all down to him leeds success

Re: Next Coach : Tue Apr 12, 2016 1:31 pm  

Jake the Peg wrote:

I've said it many times in the past but I don't really have much interest in leeds so it's hardly been a hot topic for me.

Nothing demonstrates lack of interest like making repeated posts on the subject.