Post subject: Re: DoR - New Coach - Investor & Adam - New signings
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 2024 3:03 pm
DarksideDave
Academy Player
Joined: Aug 25 2022 Posts: 157
Chris71 wrote:I guess the same way that many Coaches are when they leave a club before the end of their contracts, if they remain in place. If he does agree to come to Hull next season that then leaves Salford with a decision to make, do they keep him on to see out the season or relieve him of his post. Either way whilst he'll be professional and continue coaching Salford its unlikely that he'll have any further input in to signings/recruitment plans for Salford with immediate effect.
You would imagine that if Rowley has indeed been approached and agrees to join us at the end of this season then Salford will likely want to have some form of compensation arrangement to then let him go asap.
Everything has become very public in the last few days, likely driven by Hull to promote some positivity. The knock on effect could go either way. Rowley might not like that this is in the press already but if he accepts, Salford will probably want to move on as a club immediately to placate their own fans which may see Rowley at Hull before the end of the season.
"You have failed me for the last time!" - Darth Vader
Post subject: Re: DoR - New Coach - Investor & Adam - New signings
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 2024 3:08 pm
bonaire
International Star
Joined: Apr 04 2014 Posts: 7791
weaver93 wrote:I'm surprised Rowley didn't get snapped up before by Warrington. id be amazed if he left Salford mid season.. Would be a great capture for us..
Seem to have made the right decision though with Burgess Think they will win the C/C this season
Post subject: Re: DoR - New Coach - Investor & Adam - New signings
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 2024 3:11 pm
Milky121086
Junior Player
Joined: Jul 12 2023 Posts: 117
Right at the risk of jumping the gun slightly... If/When Rowley comes, the typical next step is they bring a couple of players they trust with them so with that being said who at The Devils would we want him to bring along with him? Sneyd probably out of question as he moved to be closer to his hometown and family etc. I'd have Lafai for x factor and strength out of backfield and I'd take Partington for aggression in the pack and that bit of nastiness we need
Post subject: Re: DoR - New Coach - Investor & Adam - New signings
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 2024 3:22 pm
ComeOnYouUll
Club Owner
Joined: Sep 25 2003 Posts: 22200
Chris71 wrote:I guess the same way that many Coaches are when they leave a club before the end of their contracts, if they remain in place. If he does agree to come to Hull next season that then leaves Salford with a decision to make, do they keep him on to see out the season or relieve him of his post. Either way whilst he'll be professional and continue coaching Salford its unlikely that he'll have any further input in to signings/recruitment plans for Salford with immediate effect.
You would imagine that if Rowley has indeed been approached and agrees to join us at the end of this season then Salford will likely want to have some form of compensation arrangement to then let him go asap.
I'm just impatient
Would be similar to Powell who was announced as Warrington Coach for 2022 in the previous April but stayed on at Cas for the remainder of 2021.
Post subject: Re: DoR - New Coach - Investor & Adam - New signings
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 2024 3:41 pm
Steve0
International Board Member
Joined: Jan 03 2003 Posts: 2230 Location: Leeds
giddyupoldfella wrote:Radders CV > Rowley's CV
I know which one of those delivers silverware.
Radford massively underachieved with the resources he had available at Hull, I'd take Rowley over him any day of the week. We should have won the league leaders in 2016 and got to a grand final in 2016 or 17, there were years of dire performances under radders and cas are still suffering from his time there.
Post subject: Re: DoR - New Coach - Investor & Adam - New signings
Posted: Mon Apr 22, 2024 3:44 pm
giddyupoldfella
Player Coach
Joined: Sep 14 2009 Posts: 1606 Location: on route to old trafford via wembley
mwindass wrote:Don't think that's a fair comparison when you look at the level of financial backing both coaches have had
Radders took over East Hull playing in the Yorkshire league, he turned them into the best amateur team in the country, winning the national league and national Cup. He then broke the FC hoodoo, by winning at Wembley and backed it up the following year. He's then been part of the coaching team that took Samoa to the World Cup final.
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