Post subject: Re: Smith - should he stay or should he go?
Posted: Thu Mar 28, 2024 6:02 pm
Steve0
International Board Member
Joined: Jan 03 2003 Posts: 2230 Location: Leeds
Maybe we had some top quality signings liked up, but as soon as that grade A license came in and we were exempt from relegation the club were straight on the blower to this years bargain basement signings instead to keep costs down
Post subject: Re: Smith - should he stay or should he go?
Posted: Thu Mar 28, 2024 9:21 pm
Windy winger
Club Captain
Joined: Mar 13 2018 Posts: 466
ComeOnYouUll wrote:Bizzarely our Head of Conditioning used to be our Sports Scientist. This is what is says on the club's website. Jesus.
Quite telling just how young our backroom staff are. Head Physio 27, Assistant Physio 21, "Assistant Sports Rehabilitator" 26, Performance Analyst 26, Sports Scientist 23 today (happy birthday).
The club is run like an amateur club from top to bottom , no wonder the players lack professionalism and the so called culture is bad . It’s what’s getting passed down from the very top . I bet some championship teams are ran better , even some players aren’t happy how unprofessional the club is ran . Training not tough enough , training times getting moved back on the day a few hours then some players turning up when it suits .
Post subject: Re: Smith - should he stay or should he go?
Posted: Thu Mar 28, 2024 11:12 pm
weaver93
Club Coach
Joined: Jan 11 2005 Posts: 3903 Location: West Hull
Windy winger wrote:The club is run like an amateur club from top to bottom , no wonder the players lack professionalism and the so called culture is bad . It’s what’s getting passed down from the very top . I bet some championship teams are ran better , even some players aren’t happy how unprofessional the club is ran . Training not tough enough , training times getting moved back on the day a few hours then some players turning up when it suits .
Some fans think, if we signed a 7, this would transform the performances- Nope. Changing the Coach? - with the current backroom staff,of 1 S&C -Nope, Winning stems from preparation , if you prepare like an amateur, you play like an amateur. This group would benefit from a more fully resourced experienced backroom staff. A reduction in experienced staff in S&C is suicidal in todays game, this is evident on the performances displayed. Salford for example, have 2 S&C, the difference in fitness between us and Salford is alarming.
Post subject: Re: Smith - should he stay or should he go?
Posted: Fri Mar 29, 2024 3:59 am
weaver93
Club Coach
Joined: Jan 11 2005 Posts: 3903 Location: West Hull
Tarquin Fuego wrote:Like Paul Rowley is……
Paul Rowley has more experienced,and better resourced backroom staff, than we have .He also has a competent DOR.. IF we approached Rowley, I'd assume he would insist in bringing his backroom staff with him... No need to guess, the response from Pearson would be. The same response, when approaching both McNamara and Watson...
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