I think it was obvious with the backroom staff changes in the off season that we were preparing for this.
Bringing in Nigel Wright was the obvious link to the Wakefield connection for those smart enough to notice. I only hope that the time out of the game has given Tony some time to refresh his coaching ideas so he can come back stronger this time, I don't think Wakey gave him enough time before.
sally cinnamon wrote:I think it was obvious with the backroom staff changes in the off season that we were preparing for this.
Bringing in Nigel Wright was the obvious link to the Wakefield connection for those smart enough to notice. I only hope that the time out of the game has given Tony some time to refresh his coaching ideas so he can come back stronger this time, I don't think Wakey gave him enough time before.
Can you imagine? I almost hope it happens for the comedy value.
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worthing wire wrote:How's this going to work then? Presumably if someone else is being brought in 'above' Lowes, as it were, then this new person will inevitably make changes, start to do things a bit differently, etc. in an attempt to put right our current failings.
Meanwhile, Lowes will have to stand there nodding and backing up his new superior, which will be a tacit admission that much of what he (Lowes) has been doing hasn't worked.
Given that Jimmy has said in The Guardian that he's doing things his way from now on and will stop listening to others this announcement should be interesting.
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Lowes Out Hanley In wrote:These 'forced' partnerships never work. Do you remember the following;
Roy Evans & Gerrard Houllier
John Dorahy & Alex Murphy.
I think things will get worse before they get better. I think Jimmy will end up walking with Smith taking over the reins completely.
Also where does it leave Nigel Wright?
Well done for missing the point entirely, then proving the point, then missing it again.
Wright is assistant coach, that will not change.
Union is played by people who close airports after a bit of snow, League is played by people who would go and have a snowball fight with a 747
loyal18 wrote:sorry but warrington/hudds = lucky win defo should of been saints/wigan final the fact is saints n wigan were extremely tired from the week before we both gave our all ahh well only challenge cup. grand final is the big one ahah anyway good luck in final hudds hope u stuff wire
Also, no allegations, rumours or bull poop about anyone being sacked EVEN IF TRUE. I DONT LIKE THOUGHT OF A LEEDS POSTER KNOWING BEFORE ME why the other two threads have been trashed FYI.
thanks
AA
Rictoria Catpiss wrote:do us a favour campers, keep all talk about the sporting life story in here please.
Also, no allegations, rumours or bull poop about anyone being sacked EVEN IF TRUE. I DONT LIKE THOUGHT OF A LEEDS POSTER KNOWING BEFORE ME why the other two threads have been trashed FYI.
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joshua102 wrote:AA
Your keyboard batteries running out?
Union is played by people who close airports after a bit of snow, League is played by people who would go and have a snowball fight with a 747
loyal18 wrote:sorry but warrington/hudds = lucky win defo should of been saints/wigan final the fact is saints n wigan were extremely tired from the week before we both gave our all ahh well only challenge cup. grand final is the big one ahah anyway good luck in final hudds hope u stuff wire
BBC wrote:The Wolves have lost their last eight matches going back to last August and were booed off the pitch following their recent home defeat by Catalans Dragons.
Ironically, their next match is against champions Leeds Rhinos, Smith's former club, at the Halliwell Jones Stadium on Sunday
Arggggggghhhhhhhhhhh!
Bobby_Peru wrote:Even the Beeb are running the story now..
BBC wrote:The Wolves have lost their last eight matches going back to last August and were booed off the pitch following their recent home defeat by Catalans Dragons.
Ironically, their next match is against champions Leeds Rhinos, Smith's former club, at the Halliwell Jones Stadium on Sunday
Arggggggghhhhhhhhhhh!
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