Would love to have sharp back as head coach. He'd be great with the current owner

Maybe Radford just finding his feet ? Who knows but we do seem to be getting better

Entirely agree,great coach,great speaker and deadpan humour.Was the unluckiest of the previous coaches to be sacked.

I would have liked to have seen how things would have panned out had Peter Sharp kept his job. I liked the bloke a lot.

He had to deal with Cooke legging it,Swain leaving,Kings fondness for a tipple and replacing a half back and seemed as though he had a running battle with the board and a horrendous injury list.

I have read a lot of players saying he is the best coach and man manger they have worked with.

Took us the 2nd in the league and to old Trafford.

The hole Cooke gate sarga was the turning point, but none of it was of his doing.

Wayne Godwin speaks highly of him.The one I remember was Cooke and Horne in training doing a set move and sharp was watching as he had just arrived and still left it to agar,he strolled over and said a good move but over complicated and suggested doing it a simpler way,so they did it and executed it 1st play.They then asked him about everything else they did

Agree with the Sneyd comments. He's starting to boss games and was really impressed yesterday with the amount of tackles he made.

Sneyd is a class act

I had a lot of time for Sharp , He brought a lot to the club from his time in the NRL in systems and structures which worked well for us at the time .

So the Radford out brigade have changed the way we play. Magnificent effort.

Saved Radford's job I reckon.

Aye. If it hadn't been for that much applauded banner the other week he'd have gone by now I reckon.

What i will say in defence of the Radford out camp. We arent doing anything earth shattering, We are simply playing at the level you would expect us to. It shouldnt take half a season to start playing at an acceptable standard.

That said, there are some good signs, and regardless of opposition or circumstances you would have never dreamed that we would win 6/7 after that Easter debacle.

Easter debacle? We won away at Saints.

Who on earth do you imagine claimed that?

Agree with the Peter Sharp sentiments. I was frustrated to see him go. Horrendous injury toll in following the 2006 season triumph, and bloodied a loys of "babies" as he put it. Cooke leaving took the heart out of the team, too - had to start rebuilding the playing structure and pivots from scratch, so important was Cooke tothe way we played.

Only issue I had with Sharp was his insistance on trying to make players into "utility players" in key positions. The prime example was forcing Motu into the fullback position over the specialist Briscoe - never ever got that one.

No single individual. More of a feeling I got when catching up with this thread. Obviously I've misread it and am clearly in a minority of one in thinking that way.

I wish my half empty glass could be that half full. Easter felt like a disaster to me but I think you are right that it wasn't.

Stop being so bloody pedantic, you know exactly which Easter debacle im talking about.

I never said all of Easter was a debacle, but it was a debacle and it happened at Easter.

Was it a debacle because of who we played?????.....if so..so what,a win at Sts is a better result

Let me put this differently.

The game against Hull KR was possibly the most abject performance of Radfords reign. The fact it was against them is neither here nor there, buy the fact it was on tv in front of 20k+ certainly added to it. After that game 6 wins out of 7 seemed almost impossible. Winning at Saints was the start of the turnaround

I've been on holiday, and it seems they've played better while I've been absent! Good to see our form turn round, and us score a high number of tries yesterday. Not getting carried away yet though however we've had too many false dawns before, and our next two games are the Champions and that lot from over the River. If we finish in the 8 and put in a good show in the Super8's I'll admit I was harsh on Radford and get ready for 2016 with optimism...but there is still a long way to go.