Post subject: Re: Is it time for Hetherington to go ?
Posted: Mon Sep 18, 2023 11:18 am
batleyrhino
International Chairman
Joined: Feb 26 2002 Posts: 9530 Location: anywhere, literally...
I wonder what he will say when we lose to Cas in the last game of the season?
His words are meaningless, his actions are what we should judge. Lately, in fact for the last 6 years, they’ve been found seriously wanting on the rugby side.
It's not how much talent you've got, it's what you do with it that counts.
Post subject: Re: Is it time for Hetherington to go ?
Posted: Mon Sep 18, 2023 12:14 pm
chapylad
International Board Member
Joined: Aug 02 2002 Posts: 7187 Location: Wakefield but near to Leeds!
Interesting reading the latest article that MacDonald would quite often turn up late for training. Maybe some of the players are disgruntled that Smith is letting his mates get away with things and have lost respect for him as a coach.
Post subject: Re: Is it time for Hetherington to go ?
Posted: Mon Sep 18, 2023 12:23 pm
YosemiteSam
Fringe Player
Joined: Feb 20 2022 Posts: 564
chapylad wrote:Interesting reading the latest article that MacDonald would quite often turn up late for training. Maybe some of the players are disgruntled that Smith is letting his mates get away with things and have lost respect for him as a coach.
Or RS has told him it's not acceptable and he's spat his dummy out?
Post subject: Re: Is it time for Hetherington to go ?
Posted: Mon Sep 18, 2023 12:27 pm
STEVENM1000
International Star
Joined: Nov 20 2014 Posts: 175
chapylad wrote:Interesting reading the latest article that MacDonald would quite often turn up late for training. Maybe some of the players are disgruntled that Smith is letting his mates get away with things and have lost respect for him as a coach.
Could also explain Cameron Smith's outburst about burning the the MacDonald flag if that was true.
Post subject: Re: Is it time for Hetherington to go ?
Posted: Mon Sep 18, 2023 12:52 pm
ArthurClues
Club Captain
Joined: Jan 24 2020 Posts: 2575
STEVENM1000 wrote:Could also explain Cameron Smith's outburst about burning the the MacDonald flag if that was true.
Who knows? Does feel like the press, scenting blood, are throwing about a bit of gossip and seeing if it sticks. Ultimately McDonald performed pretty well on the field, but I appreciate there is more to it than that.
Post subject: Re: Is it time for Hetherington to go ?
Posted: Mon Sep 18, 2023 1:24 pm
Once were Loiners
First Team Player
Joined: Dec 15 2021 Posts: 1231
Its probably worth reminding people that JJB was on the field through most of the terrible 2018 and part of 2019 seasons. Ablett played most of 2018 as well, as did Ryan Hall, Tom Briscoe, Brett Delaney, Kallum Watkins, Brad Singleton, Cuthbertson, Moon, Parcell. All of them were part of some of our wins previously. What happened to the prized 'culture' everyone cr*p's on about? I think its clear that the culture was led by just a few - Sinfield, JP and McGuire. The rest were followers. As is normal in a team. What we haven't replaced is that core leadership group.
Post subject: Re: Is it time for Hetherington to go ?
Posted: Mon Sep 18, 2023 1:38 pm
ArthurClues
Club Captain
Joined: Jan 24 2020 Posts: 2575
Once were Loiners wrote:Its probably worth reminding people that JJB was on the field through most of the terrible 2018 and part of 2019 seasons. Ablett played most of 2018 as well, as did Ryan Hall, Tom Briscoe, Brett Delaney, Kallum Watkins, Brad Singleton, Cuthbertson, Moon, Parcell. All of them were part of some of our wins previously. What happened to the prized 'culture' everyone cr*p's on about? I think its clear that the culture was led by just a few - Sinfield, JP and McGuire. The rest were followers. As is normal in a team. What we haven't replaced is that core leadership group.
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