Who would be your Top 3 Realistic candidates to coach us
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Tiger_Watto
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bring back Billy Johnstone for the Pre-Season!!!
happy_tiger
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@Tiger Watto said:
and Steve Nance
They can both start Monday the 3rd and smash these sooks until the Monday after GF
If these blokes don't like it (as I said in another thread) ring your managers and find another club as far as I am concerned
Weed the pretenders out ,I only want blokes who will kill and die for the club every week no questions asked and actually have some pride in their performances
Happy Tiger is gone , Extremely Bitter and Cranky Tiger has arrived :smiling_imp:
Fraze23
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I'm fond of the idea of having Hagan involved in some way. A hagan and folkes pairing would be awesome.
I'd have no problems with Anderson or Potter having a crack too. It doesn't matter who it is. We just need someone different calling the shots. 10 years is a very long time in rugby league.
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I'd have no problems with Anderson or Potter having a crack too. It doesn't matter who it is. We just need someone different calling the shots. 10 years is a very long time in rugby league.
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I would have Steve Folkes, Daniel Anderson, Michael Hagan or Mick Potter.
The Dragons are a mess at the moment. They need a huge clean out and have no structure set up for next year, especially with their 1, 6, 7, 9\. I can definitely see Steve Price getting the flick and Folkes moving up to Head Coach there if things don't improve early in 2013 (although I think Sheens would be suited to that rebuilding role that they need).
Daniel Anderson moved out of the coaching business and into the media after his dumping from Parra, so I'm not really sure if he's that keen to get back to coaching? In saying that, you can hear from his comments on radio that the guy knows his stuff. I'd love to see him at the club.
Michael Hagan has been the footy mind behind the QLD Origin team. Is he happy being involved for 6 weeks a year? Like Anderson, is he content with that back seat role? He's more likely to come here than Anderson IMO as he's still in the coaching side of things, it's just a matter of whether he wants the full on grind of a head coach role again. If I remember correctly he was suffering from poor health when he was coaching at Parramatta and/or Newcastle. May not be up for a full-time gig.
Mick Potter is a well-qualified coach who has still performed with Bradford in what's been a tough year. They went in to administration in July, yet still remain in the Top 8 and in contention for the finals. Could be on shaky ground come the end of this ESL season and may be looking for something more stable if the financial situation isn't sorted out. I read somewhere he is not being paid by the club at the moment as they can't afford it, yet he's stayed on free of charge to see out the season. That to me says he's a decent guy, too.
The Dragons are a mess at the moment. They need a huge clean out and have no structure set up for next year, especially with their 1, 6, 7, 9\. I can definitely see Steve Price getting the flick and Folkes moving up to Head Coach there if things don't improve early in 2013 (although I think Sheens would be suited to that rebuilding role that they need).
Daniel Anderson moved out of the coaching business and into the media after his dumping from Parra, so I'm not really sure if he's that keen to get back to coaching? In saying that, you can hear from his comments on radio that the guy knows his stuff. I'd love to see him at the club.
Michael Hagan has been the footy mind behind the QLD Origin team. Is he happy being involved for 6 weeks a year? Like Anderson, is he content with that back seat role? He's more likely to come here than Anderson IMO as he's still in the coaching side of things, it's just a matter of whether he wants the full on grind of a head coach role again. If I remember correctly he was suffering from poor health when he was coaching at Parramatta and/or Newcastle. May not be up for a full-time gig.
Mick Potter is a well-qualified coach who has still performed with Bradford in what's been a tough year. They went in to administration in July, yet still remain in the Top 8 and in contention for the finals. Could be on shaky ground come the end of this ESL season and may be looking for something more stable if the financial situation isn't sorted out. I read somewhere he is not being paid by the club at the moment as they can't afford it, yet he's stayed on free of charge to see out the season. That to me says he's a decent guy, too.
gold_on_black
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Jim dymock, brad Arthur , Steve georgallis,
Trent Barrett
I want a youthful coach
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Trent Barrett
I want a youthful coach
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Blackpearl
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@Tiger Watto said:
x 2 watto, 😛ray: . michael hagan would bring plenty to the tigers. he was given no support by the parra board when there were significant issues with some eels players who at the time were having big time dummy spits at hagans laying down of a few home truths, mateo,inu etc
supercoach
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Like it or not you need a coach with a profile simple to attract players as Watto said most head coaches are people managers. They are also the link between the club, the players and the player agents. So you need a person who has strong people skills. The trick is getting the right people to fill the other rolls.
If Sheens could step back a little from the coaching role and allow the club to get say Folkes and Hagan in maybe it could work. With Sheens being the bloke who over sees the operation. Would save a bundle in a payout claim
If Sheens could step back a little from the coaching role and allow the club to get say Folkes and Hagan in maybe it could work. With Sheens being the bloke who over sees the operation. Would save a bundle in a payout claim
iofthetigers
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People on here are dead set kidding themselves, Michael Hagan has the personality of a dead fly, a dreadful coach. My vote would be for Peter Gentle, Tony Smith (great bloke no where as intense or as loose as his brother) or Mick Potter but in reality there will be no changes.
PYMBLEPETE
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@Rambo2714 said:
Apart from the fact you cant count, why on earth do you consider Gentle the top of the pops?
CC_s_Tigers
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How about Brett Ratten from carlton. He will be cheap come next week
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I am at a loss why people are keen on JT. I'd want someone with a better record. I think would prefer Roycey over him (and that is saying something).
Anderson would be mu pick. He was treated rather shabbily at Parramatta becuase he was hired by the former administration.
I think Michael Maguire is looking like he has the right stuff to develop into a top line coach.
Anderson would be mu pick. He was treated rather shabbily at Parramatta becuase he was hired by the former administration.
I think Michael Maguire is looking like he has the right stuff to develop into a top line coach.
