JTB wrote:Exactly what? If we don't have a coach in mind I'd like to know why the feck not. It's hardly a problem that's brewed up overnight...
Fair point, but I honestly just can't see Lenegan sacking Noble - I don't know why, but I really can't. Coupled with the fact all the top coaches in this league are doing pretty well (or have just been signed) it doesn't look a healthy market.
BBC wrote:St Helens, due to move out of their 120-year-old ground at the end of the season, desperately wanted to mark the occasion with a victory in front of a full house.... And Wigan were left celebrating inside the enemy camp for the first time since September 2003.
Pemps wrote:I can imagine us being Celtic's first scalp.
On the contrary I can see us winning by 20 points and this whole Noble out campaign will be put on hold until three games after once we have had our pants pulled down by the rest of the league once again.
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Saint Simon wrote:who would you (seriously) replace him with mid season?
I know it would be difficult but we need to stop the rot. I'd seriously offer it to Wane on a caretaker basis until the seasons out. See how he goes but keep an eye out for a top coach.
king warrior wrote:Adam Blair flew over yesterday and has been training the deal is going to be signed this week
Red Hot Jalapeno wrote:Just stop and think for a second.
Warrington fans got rid of Cullen eventually and that did what?
The simple fact is we need a prop and a halfback before you can blame the coach.
The simple fact is Noble's tactics make it impossible for a pivot to play in this team and we have needed a prop since the day Noble arrived and he hasn't signed one.
He has had a chance, too many chances in fact. Now it's time to go.
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