All this says is the website believe he’s rejected it?

Apparently we've spoken to Matt Adamson (whoever he is).

Saw that on SARL, just looks like another name plucked from thin air

More like he's given his name to press, had a Google and he linked himself to the Cas job last year. Apparently not had a big job since Fiji in 2018

Apologies for the lack of a great word, but...

Phew

he has the rest of the season Seb
Just lose whats left from Toxic Tony from him and lets see what he and Gaz can do with this poor squad

Be a bit disappointed if we aren't linked with 10 new coaching candidates this week plus the rest of the Leigh squad.

Realistically? I guess we'll see Brown leave and Aydin sign...

Not even 9am on the first working day of the week and we've got our first signing in - Tiaki Chan in on loan from Wigan, great signing, will want to try prove himself to force his way into Wigan's first team and gives us some more size in the front row - last week we struggled when Ese ese and Sao went off, hopefully this helps us keep momentum

I guess he'll play on an edge and Scott will go to centre?

Or put Sao back there?

What do people feel regarding the principle of these loan signings? I get Chamberlain to shore up our defence. Maybe having better performances builds confidence in turn improving outcomes. However how important are results versus using our own club resources to develop players (and injured players returning) given we don’t get relegated this season? Is it to limit the disillusionment of the fans, to change the spirit in the dressing room, something else?

I think we have to start winning some games (starting with this week), these players IMO will give us more of a chance of that.

Imagine the damage if we lose every game this season, confident would be rick bottom for the players and fans, it wouldn't matter who we signed, losing mentality is a tough trait to lose.

I'd rather keep Sao in the middle tbh. Might depend on what Wigan want too? Do they see Chan as a middle or edge

I'll be disappointed if our squad numbers don't hit 50 this season

I'm still a bit sensitive around seeing 50 against our name so I hope they don't.

I've been de-sensitised to it

I'd always rather use our home grown players. We're in a real hole at the moment and just need bodies who can come in and help stem the tide. If we were a winning team then that wouldn't be the case and we would be more comfortable adding the odd youngster as and when required. Once we get more competitive in matches again, and that doesn't necessarily mean winning them but just stopping the regular 50 point losses and actually taking games into the final 10 minutes we can start giving out more debuts again.

https://twitter.com/M_Shaw1/status/1787 ... -pYug&s=19

https://twitter.com/M_Shaw1/status/1787 ... -pYug&s=19

https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/sport/r ... ad-9268415 Grix it is then

https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/sport/r ... ad-9268415 Grix it is then

Need an attack coach if we go with Grix

Agree, think it would be a massive mistake to go with Grix, but yes if we go we need an attack minded assistant.

I do worry if its Grix. If he can't turn our form up and the club announce him as thew new coach he'll be under massive pressure from next year

Grix would be a pretty underwhelming appointment and one that wouldn't really capture the imagination with those fans who we need to lure back to the MKM. We would need to see a strong remainder of the season and a significant change in playing style to instil any confidence/trust in the supporters.

What i will say about Grix is that is clear that in his 2/3 weeks in charge he has at least appeared to get some degree of improvement out of the squad, and appears to be well thought of/respected by the playing group. Having him appointed instantly means we can begin on recruiting for 2025 now rather than the mess around of a coach doing it whilst at their current club.

Have we improved because of Grixs coaching or the fact the didn't like Smith?

nothing against grix but we need a new voice in the camp, one who doesn't accept mediocrity and who will push the players to their limits mentally and physically and build a winning culture. Someone who wasn't around when it was acceptable not to put the required effort in