I get he wasn't exactly going to slag Smith off and probably doesn't have the time to implement mass change, but the fact he's said wholesale changes aren't the way forward is a scary thought
The one that stood out for me was we made training hard for them.
Post subject: Re: DoR - New Coach - Investor & Adam - New signings
Posted: Tue Apr 16, 2024 6:46 am
rubber duckie
Club Coach
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From the outside looking in, if appointing Myler is going to save the club from administration again., it’s the most sensible thing from Pearson since Hull had joined up with Gateshead Thinder.
The club is broken, like most without sugar daddies, and debt won’t fix it. Myler has enough RL pedigree on winning trophies, playing internationals, playing with internationals, being moved around to and relocating at home and abroad, understanding the player value of a family support (or not), and the value of money to be a successful club.
The only thing negative to Myler is that he doest’t fit the mould of a DoR.., He doesn’t look like one! (whatever that they be)?
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I get he wasn't exactly going to slag Smith off and probably doesn't have the time to implement mass change, but the fact he's said wholesale changes aren't the way forward is a scary thought
He plays a major part in training doesn't he, he isn't going to say things were too easy.
Not really sure what he is meant to say in that interview, with either slagging off Smith or making himself look bad.
Post subject: Re: DoR - New Coach - Investor & Adam - New signings
Posted: Tue Apr 16, 2024 6:58 am
mwindass
Player Coach
Joined: Nov 19 2008 Posts: 5374
The games afoot wrote:Saw some earlier posts about assistants being offered the coaching job….Richard Marshall at Warrington….ex head coach of Halifax…assistant at Sts for a while….not my choice at all but just thought I’d sling his name in
He struggled massively in his season as head coach at Salford. Might be one of those very good assistants but poor head coach
Post subject: Re: DoR - New Coach - Investor & Adam - New signings
Posted: Tue Apr 16, 2024 7:59 am
Dave K.
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Joined: Mar 14 2003 Posts: 25776 Location: Back in Hull.
I really don't think Mcdermott is the right man, we need a coach who can build a side and a culture, Mcdermott biggest success was at Leeds, he is inherited a great squad when he took over in 2011.
Look at this squad he started with here: That is an unbelievable squad that would walk SL now.
I really don't think Mcdermott is the right man, we need a coach who can build a side and a culture, Mcdermott biggest success was at Leeds, he is inherited a great squad when he took over in 2011.
Look at this squad he started with here: That is an unbelievable squad that would walk SL now.
Post subject: Re: DoR - New Coach - Investor & Adam - New signings
Posted: Tue Apr 16, 2024 8:02 am
Dave K.
International Board Member
Joined: Mar 14 2003 Posts: 25776 Location: Back in Hull.
Unless Rowley, I think it has to be someone working in the NRL, there is a good chance we will have 5 quota spots to play with for next season, and our only chance of improving short term is to make sure those 5 are top players, no more overseas players who can't get into the 17, not more overseas players playing the wrong position and a better balance of how we use our spots (not 3 on props for example).
Post subject: Re: DoR - New Coach - Investor & Adam - New signings
Posted: Tue Apr 16, 2024 8:08 am
mwindass
Player Coach
Joined: Nov 19 2008 Posts: 5374
Dave K. wrote:I really don't think Mcdermott is the right man, we need a coach who can build a side and a culture, Mcdermott biggest success was at Leeds, he is inherited a great squad when he took over in 2011.
Look at this squad he started with here: That is an unbelievable squad that would walk SL now.
Mcdermott would be an error. Odd character and I don't believe he's a great technical coach either
Dave K. wrote:I really don't think Mcdermott is the right man, we need a coach who can build a side and a culture, Mcdermott biggest success was at Leeds, he is inherited a great squad when he took over in 2011.
Look at this squad he started with here: That is an unbelievable squad that would walk SL now.
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