Would he get the free reign of the set up at Leeds that he did at Wigan? - doubtful. Would he even leave the excellent set up he's currently enjoying at England / Wigan? - Again doubtful. Theres a lot that Leeds could use with the appointment of Wane, hes a proven super league coach, he knows how to link the various levels of teams within his club and isnt scared to ruffle a few feathers by bring through youth players into the first team if needed as he makes sure the teams all play the same way. Hes a tough uncompromising coach who stocks to his guns / style of play - probably why he wasnt hired / considered last time under Gawwy. Personally? I dont like his style of play and how he sets his teams up, but by god its effective and dare I say ruthless, thats two things already weve been miles off from for years.

[quote="MjM":28z2iubs]Wane hasn't ever proven himself outside Wigan. He's been a failure as England coach, I really wouldn't want to take a gamble on him.[/quote:28z2iubs] So he didn't get England to the world cup final but apart from that he's done alright. You're a pretty tough judge.

[quote="Bullseye":rh9ltxm4]So he didn't get England to the world cup final but apart from that he's done alright. You're a pretty tough judge.[/quote:rh9ltxm4] He didn’t get them to that World Cup final when the draw was pretty much created to give them the easiest route to the final, it was a massive failure and a huge opportunity missed