Looking forward to Woolford coming in. What the expectations should be?

We get an eager hungry coach

We get a disciplinarian type

We have a coach with passion

We have a coach who is setting up to stay

We have a coach who will listen and utilise those around him while he gets used to the English game



1) he has made the jump, a big one at that to take a head job and has already been in touch with Thorman and started to tweak things. He has commented on the squad and already putting expectations there.

2) a lot being said that he opposite to stone, he is competitive hates to lose and expects players to do there job no excuses

3) with using Skype ect he is already getting to grips with the job before he gets here, certainly shows he wants to crack on.

4) moving over with his wife and his two daughters, family is important and the fact they are coming out with him is a massive move.

5) talking to Nathan brown about will and won’t work over here the players ect and again going back to Thorman, they have been talking Thorman says they need the help as him and Robbo are the ones doing the coaching at the min. Thorman saying he is excited to work with him. All good signs



My expectations are realistic to his experience as coach. First head role and a lot to learn but hopefully with the support around him

Quote ="chissitt" as for winning the man of steel he would probably have won it on more than one occasion had he been playing for one of the big clubs icon_biggrin.gif" alt="icon_biggrin.gif" title="Very Happy" /> Oh and btw same old crap with a different name icon_rolleyes.gif" alt="icon_rolleyes.gif" title="Rolling Eyes" />'" No he wouldn’t because he wasnt the best player in the competition when he was at Wakefield hth

Quote ="chissitt" as for winning the man of steel he would probably have won it on more than one occasion had he been playing for one of the big clubs icon_biggrin.gif" alt="icon_biggrin.gif" title="Very Happy" /> Oh and btw same old crap with a different name icon_rolleyes.gif" alt="icon_rolleyes.gif" title="Rolling Eyes" />'" No he wouldn’t because he wasnt the best player in the competition when he was at Wakefield hth

Exactly, he wasn't the best player because he was playing in a poor side but the talent was there for all to see, when he went to a better team it allowed him to show how good he was, and had any of the perceived big clubs had been prepared to pay a transfer as well as settling his debts then he might have won more, money well spent imo because you could ask would your team have won the LLS without him.

Quote ="chissitt"Exactly, he wasn't the best player because he was playing in a poor side but the talent was there for all to see, when he went to a better team it allowed him to show how good he was, and had any of the perceived big clubs had been prepared to pay a transfer as well as settling his debts then he might have won more, money well spent imo because you could ask would your team have won the LLS without ">him.'" Moving to Huddersfield definitely allowed him to flourish as a player. E do see this happening regularly. Its happened to a number of giants and Wakey transfers in both directions. It happens with a lot of players, there's a number of factors that can cause it. Any stand out player who plays for the big clubs will get more recognition because we see them on Sky so much more. Some fans didn't really know who Seb was when he won man of steel last year. Imagine hardly knowing one of the best players in a competion that you are a fan of. Playing for a bigger club can 100% have a major influence in promoting your career.

Quote ="chissitt"Exactly, he wasn't the best player because he was playing in a poor side but the talent was there for all to see, when he went to a better team it allowed him to show how good he was, and had any of the perceived big clubs had been prepared to pay a transfer as well as settling his debts then he might have won more, money well spent imo because you could ask would your team have won the LLS without ">him.'" Moving to Huddersfield definitely allowed him to flourish as a player. E do see this happening regularly. Its happened to a number of giants and Wakey transfers in both directions. It happens with a lot of players, there's a number of factors that can cause it. Any stand out player who plays for the big clubs will get more recognition because we see them on Sky so much more. Some fans didn't really know who Seb was when he won man of steel last year. Imagine hardly knowing one of the best players in a competion that you are a fan of. Playing for a bigger club can 100% have a major influence in promoting your career.

Quote ="Chetnik"Moving to Huddersfield definitely allowed him to flourish as a player. E do see this happening regularly. Its happened to a number of giants and Wakey transfers in both directions. It happens with a lot of players, there's a number of factors that can cause it. Any stand out player who plays for the big clubs will get more recognition because we see them on Sky so much more. Some fans didn't really know who Seb was when he won man of steel last year. Imagine hardly knowing one of the best players in a competion that you are a fan of. Playing for a bigger club can 100% have a major influence in promoting your ">career.'" hence why we dont get on tv much nowadays and have been getting players in with lack of ambition and we just arent an attractive proposition anymore... no problem picking up your wage and not much pressure at the giants... needs a culture change.

Quote ="Chetnik"Moving to Huddersfield definitely allowed him to flourish as a player. E do see this happening regularly. Its happened to a number of giants and Wakey transfers in both directions. It happens with a lot of players, there's a number of factors that can cause it. Any stand out player who plays for the big clubs will get more recognition because we see them on Sky so much more. Some fans didn't really know who Seb was when he won man of steel last year. Imagine hardly knowing one of the best players in a competion that you are a fan of. Playing for a bigger club can 100% have a major influence in promoting your ">career.'" hence why we dont get on tv much nowadays and have been getting players in with lack of ambition and we just arent an attractive proposition anymore... no problem picking up your wage and not much pressure at the giants... needs a culture change.

Quote ="chissitt"Exactly, he wasn't the best player because he was playing in a poor side but the talent was there for all to see, when he went to a better team it allowed him to show how good he was, and had any of the perceived big clubs had been prepared to pay a transfer as well as settling his debts then he might have won more, money well spent imo because you could ask would your team have won the LLS without ">him.'" He wasn’t the best player- because he wasn’t the best player. Many other players WERE better regardless of their club. for instance Rangi won it with cas finishing in the bottom half of the table.

Quote ="chissitt"Exactly, he wasn't the best player because he was playing in a poor side but the talent was there for all to see, when he went to a better team it allowed him to show how good he was, and had any of the perceived big clubs had been prepared to pay a transfer as well as settling his debts then he might have won more, money well spent imo because you could ask would your team have won the LLS without ">him.'" He wasn’t the best player- because he wasn’t the best player. Many other players WERE better regardless of their club. for instance Rangi won it with cas finishing in the bottom half of the table.