Re: Willy Poching-should he stay orshould he go? : Mon Feb 29, 2016 8:18 pm  

Kiljoy wrote:

It may be that WP wanted to do certain things but Chester as head coach overruled him. Perhaps now that he has sole control of the systems, selection and tactics things will improve. Either way it seems he'll be here till at least June and perhaps longer. We all need to get behind him and the team.

You're having a laugh. You're basically saying we won't win a game until June, then.

Re: Willy Poching-should he stay orshould he go? : Mon Feb 29, 2016 9:04 pm  

Kiljoy wrote:

It may be that WP wanted to do certain things but Chester as head coach overruled him. Perhaps now that he has sole control of the systems, selection and tactics things will improve. Either way it seems he'll be here till at least June and perhaps longer. We all need to get behind him and the team.

In that case Poching doesn't have a mind of his own, as any coach worth his salt would complain at the very least and possibly even resign if his input was continuously been overruled like you suggest.
The truth is, he had the reigns regarding the defensive side of things and based on last years plus the current season to date, has not shown enough of the quality required at this level to warrant a fulltime coaching position imo.
I personally believe the club may keep him as a back up for a while at least, while seeking the right candidate for the full time position.
Thing is the club has to get it right this time so with that in mind I think they will go for some one with proven pedigree, perhaps we can expect to see one of the coaches mentioned in the press given the job, or it could just as well be someone that no one expects.
In fact the only thing we can all be sure about in this game is you are as well to expect the unexpected.

Re: Willy Poching-should he stay orshould he go? : Mon Feb 29, 2016 9:35 pm  

cravenpark1 wrote:

Chester NO he did not do Quite well and a big NO to Willie we do not want him has coach sorry but not good enough we need some one who has been their and done the job

Your right mate, first time coaches are always useless, just ask Shawn Wane, Micheal Mcguire and Brian Mclennan, all who won GFs in there first year as head coaches
As well as Trent Robinson, who did better with Catalan in his first season as coach than anyone before or since
Or even Daryll Powels first year as a SL coach for 10 years who got also rans Cas to a CC final and top four spot
Do you want me to go on?

Re: Willy Poching-should he stay orshould he go? : Mon Feb 29, 2016 9:48 pm  

Whether I am right or wrong I don't know. But I do believe that there was a lot going on behind the scenes that the supporters are unaware of but what the Board decided they had to finally act upon because the supporters demanded it. I personally want an experienced coach and if we have to break the bank to obtain him then so be it. And I don't believe that Rowley or McNamara have the skills; knowledge; experience; respect to be successful. Any coach coming in will be left with Chester's legacy. Backs that probably have the talent but no forward power to lay the foundations.

Re: Willy Poching-should he stay orshould he go? : Tue Mar 01, 2016 9:37 am  

Seventies red wrote:

In that case Poching doesn't have a mind of his own, as any coach worth his salt would complain at the very least and possibly even resign if his input was continuously been overruled like you suggest.
The truth is, he had the reigns regarding the defensive side of things and based on last years plus the current season to date, has not shown enough of the quality required at this level to warrant a fulltime coaching position imo.
I personally believe the club may keep him as a back up for a while at least, while seeking the right candidate for the full time position.
Thing is the club has to get it right this time so with that in mind I think they will go for some one with proven pedigree, perhaps we can expect to see one of the coaches mentioned in the press given the job, or it could just as well be someone that no one expects.
In fact the only thing we can all be sure about in this game is you are as well to expect the unexpected.

Did he? It's strange an ex Warrington player should tell people that he is a very good coach. As for your comment about him resigning would you resign if your boss didn't take notice of your suggestions ?