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DaveO wrote:Because he will continue to (try and) play Smith IMO, won't play him in the right position and will compromise the side in that it ought to have McIllorum on the bench not Smith. If Smith plays again we will see him hanging out in the centres in defence and getting run all over when IMO he should stay in the middle where someone like Hansen can take care of him. He was looked after when playing in Oz by some great defenders alongside him.
The fact we have not got Bird means Noble needs to get over it and make the best of what he has got. He is IMO the worst coach in the league for making the best of what he has available. If his players are not his type of player he does not seem to be able to make the adjustments necessary to get the best of what he does have.
Dave
Fully agree..look at the problems wakey have had..but still manage to play better rugby than us!!....
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Post subject: Re: 2 games for Noble to save his job?
Posted: Wed Apr 01, 2009 6:33 pm
dany1979
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Wigan/Leeds Andy wrote:The way things are, with our next two SL games being Stains and then Catalan away I can really see us being 3 from 10.
If that happens, Lenagan is going to have to put his hand in his pocket and find a new coach - a world class one at that. I'm not one for sacking coaches mid-season, especially with no relegation but he's actually coaching the side into a position where I'm really not that bothered if we lose anymore, I just shrug my shoulders and say "oh well". I couldn't make it over tonight because of work and I wasn't bothered - and anyone that knows me will tell you that's a bad sign.
Think your post reflects how a lot of people feel, i would of actually been suprised if we had managed to win against Huddersfield, my expectations with Noble in charge have never been lower.
Post subject: Re: 2 games for Noble to save his job?
Posted: Mon Apr 13, 2009 6:24 pm
Wigan6/Leeds1 Andy
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Wigan/Leeds Andy wrote:The way things are, with our next two SL games being Stains and then Catalan away I can really see us being 3 from 10.
If that happens, Lenagan is going to have to put his hand in his pocket and find a new coach - a world class one at that. I'm not one for sacking coaches mid-season, especially with no relegation but he's actually coaching the side into a position where I'm really not that bothered if we lose anymore, I just shrug my shoulders and say "oh well". I couldn't make it over tonight because of work and I wasn't bothered - and anyone that knows me will tell you that's a bad sign.
Do you honestly think we'll sack Noble? His contract is up at the end of the year and there is no relegation - Sacking him would be a crap bit of business.
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piemandan wrote:Do you honestly think we'll sack Noble? His contract is up at the end of the year and there is no relegation - Sacking him would be a crap bit of business.
Unless we want the end of season do in April, Lenagan needs to find a world class coach and pay for one if needed.
piemandan wrote:Do you honestly think we'll sack Noble? His contract is up at the end of the year and there is no relegation - Sacking him would be a crap bit of business.
Losing all of your fans who are sick of sh!te rugby would be even worse business
piemandan wrote:Do you honestly think we'll sack Noble? His contract is up at the end of the year and there is no relegation - Sacking him would be a crap bit of business.
So therefore we should just accept these dross performances cos sacking Noble is 'bad business'?
Give over.
I've supported Noble heavily in the past - and I am about to contradict every pro-Noble post I've ever made;
Sack Noble tomorrow, he isn't taking us anywhere and its quite clear to me now that he doesn't have a bloody clue.
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piemandan wrote:Do you honestly think we'll sack Noble? His contract is up at the end of the year and there is no relegation - Sacking him would be a crap bit of business.
how did you work that one out Sherlock?
getting rid of Knobskin now would give the new coach plenty of time to assess what is going wrong and who needs to go so it can be remedied in the off season, letting Knobskin see out the remainder of his contract would be a bad move IMVHO
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