Joined: Mar 23 2018 Posts: 6674 Location: Kingston upon Hull
Daryl Powell will leave Cas at the end of this season, the Cas fans are understandably deflated, Warrington are rumoured to be his next job.
Is this the best way to change your coach, with a lingering knowledge that’s it’s all over, or a clean break, maybe not the way we dealt with Radders, but certainly look for a new coach with immediate effect.
What he did at Cas was impressive but I get the impression that he has taken them as far as he could and that he looks for every possible excuse other than his own or team's failings when they do not win, which is why I think he is limited as a coach as he won't accept blame and therefore does not seek to improve himself as a coach.
Joined: Mar 23 2018 Posts: 6674 Location: Kingston upon Hull
GrahamBray wrote:What he did at Cas was impressive but I get the impression that he has taken them as far as he could and that he looks for every possible excuse other than his own or team's failings when they do not win, which is why I think he is limited as a coach as he won't accept blame and therefore does not seek to improve himself as a coach.
That’s the point though, he’s still there another season.
Joined: Mar 23 2018 Posts: 6674 Location: Kingston upon Hull
airliebird,runninglate! wrote:Excellent coach. Stayed too long tbf though. What he's done on Cas budget is impressive. With Wires he'll be rubbing his hands
GrahamBray wrote:What he did at Cas was impressive but I get the impression that he has taken them as far as he could and that he looks for every possible excuse other than his own or team's failings when they do not win, which is why I think he is limited as a coach as he won't accept blame and therefore does not seek to improve himself as a coach.
I think he is very over rated too and his 'Everyone against Us' attitude gives players a ready made excuse to feel sorry for themselves and throw a pity party when a decision goes against them.
It will be interesting how he gets on this season without Danny Orr also.
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Joined: Nov 23 2009 Posts: 12749 Location: The Hamptons of East Yorkshire
Tarquin Fuego wrote:How’s their trophy cabinet looking ? That’s a measure I am sure most CAS fans would go by Gallant losses in finals and semi finals are hard to take
Is the barometer all polished, set and ready to go for the upcoming season mate? Success and victory in finals are even harder for some fans to take.
Joined: Feb 03 2004 Posts: 3703 Location: United Kingdom
Hey hey Wozeb All great here Sweating through a Melbourne autumn Not a mask in sight for 5 months and was in the Greek precinct last night having dinner and wine and streets packed Won’t be Long until Hull is buzzing again
Defence is the barometer of any team and those late tries at York irked me
Giants will be a good test of the barometer that sits in my hall way
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