Fair enough.

I beg to differ, I think Millward could do a job for us.

Considering Hagan quit the Eels because his family did not want to move from Newcastle, NSW to Sydney, I think it would be very unlikely for him to turn up and oach at the other side of the world.

The Hulk could do a job for us in the front row, he'd have more fight in him then all our pu$$y pack put together. Knowin Agar, he'd prob play him in the halves tho!

I agree millward knows what SL is all about and also knows the mind set needed to win silver wear!

Or lets get Phil Clarke

Phil Clarke classic comment during the Broughton dubious dropped ball leading to Wakey try. 'I think he was trying to offload it'......with four blokes sat on him







. I nearly spat me stella out.

It was a classic commentary moment!

Wigan interested in Steve Kearney to replace Noble according to today's Express.

I hope we are interested him be next season by time he got his visa but love to see him here .

Wonder where Nobby will end up

Roosters or maybe back at Bradford?

Not sure he left there on very good terms? mind you money talks so you maybe right, could we rule it out him coming to us though, I personally think not.

Kearney

Just reading around the forums, and saw this, hope you dont mind me chucking in my thoughts. I think there would be more chance of Bradford appointing Wayne Bennett than Noble. Firstly McNamara will be our coach for at least the 2010 season and probably longer, and following comments from the chairman at the recent fans forum at Odsal its pretty clear Noble did leave on bad terms and would not be welcome back at Odsal by the current regime in any capacity after his hand in bringing about out recent "predicaments", and if I were Hull I'd stay clear as well.

On the topic, I would think Kearney could be a good shout, and surely you'd have as much, if not more of a chance as Wigan?

Kearney please, he would put the fire back into the team for sure.

Personally I wouldn't want any fromer player to get the job at the moment. I can't see the benefit in hiring someone principally in the basis they once played for the club. Certainly not Kearney and Kemble, as they have only really had exposure to the International game at coach.

I would seriously consider offering Brian Smith a consultacny role if I were in charge, similar to the way he assisted at Bradford in the Mid / late 90's.

As for a new coach on a full time basis, its largely dependant on if the players can be ar$ed to play. At the end of the day, Kear, Sharp and now Agar haven't been able to command the current crop of players wghich in reality hasn't altered that much since Kear left.

But it does make you wonder, when Kear was fired for losing 4 out of 6 games, yet he can assemble a team in Wakefield, with the financial pressures they have, that basically wiped the floor with Hull at the weekend.

Its time many of use realised that perhaps its not the coach's Hull have appointed which are poior, but collectively the attitude of the players over the last 3 years which has dragged up down.

Good coaches have the ability to demand respect and alter attitudes though dont you think? You think that if Kearney came in the attitudes wouldnt change, because i think, undoubtably they would. his sheer presence would shake the club up i feel, and we should bust a gut to get him here!

I agree to an extent, but surely all of Hull's last 3 coaches cannot have been so poor with effectively the same tools.

Kearney has not had to work with poor / average players and doesn't have to fit in with a salary Cap with the NZ national team

What any coach at Hull needs is the board to back him and I think they are doing it with Agar. The have let him start his recruitment early and also have even spent money on one of his signings. I also believe they are backing him at the end of the season when it comes to getting rid of some deadwood.

I don't know if Agar is good enough but I do know he seems to be getting the backing of the board and maybe this is what we need rather than sacking another coach and leaving the problem untouched - the players.

That said Agar has and is continuing to do himself no favours with the errors he continues to make. I would still like to see a new man come and and have a clean sweep of staff and players but I don't see it happening, I think Agar has been given the green light to do things his way for 2010.

But what do we mean by, the board should back the coach?

For me it is the board, that should have its own aspirations, aims and goals, for the club.

They then should employ the right men to do that job. If they have employed a coach who is failing to deliver those goals, then they should get rid.

Have the board got low aspirations for the club, or is the man they employed, failing to meet their goals?

Backing someone who is clueless is potentially much worse than sacking him

So is sacking yet another coach and leaving the problem still at the club, ie the players.

the only problem if a new coach came in,would be if he could actually get rid of the 'trouble' as most of them are under contract beyond this season,and kath wouldn't help get rid of them,due to the cost of severance pay.

How do you know it's the players at fault and not the coach? The players could be culpable but agar is definietly not up to the job wheether or not the players are

Got half a million left on this years cap, disgrace

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