The Chair Maker wrote:
I have said before this season wasnt about winning things its about the coach seeing what works and what doesnt so can plan for the future and recruit in the weak areas.
Egg Banjo wrote:
I don't know where this Cas love in has come from either, I can assure you that we wouldn't be getting the same compliments on their forum if we'd just won a semi final. They can all go swivel for all I care...
Wirefan wrote:
We've either been incredibly unlucky or incredibly stupid or both. Sounds like Maguire was sounded out ages ago but was never nailed down.
Then with Pay it would appear...
Miro wrote:
Underground, just what I was thinking.
On the east stand. I like the present design. A family area, that's what it seems to be right now with the seats of course and then added to that the corp.
karetaker wrote:
Heard my sister is in bed with Flu, seriously this is becoming embarrassing, as Lefty says multinationals have been dealt with quicker. Are we now waiting for the only coach without a job, as Bob the kit an been interviewed yet?
Call Me God wrote:
:lol:
As a London RL fan I can appreciate the irony of discussing "attendances' but the reality is that Leigh have a potential to get to maybe a 7k average at best......and...
Ex-Swarcliffe Rhino wrote:
Tbf, it was always gonna be cas he signed for, a coach who started off his career, a team as close to home as you can get and a team of young, hungry players he can easily fit in with.
sally cinnamon wrote:
As for Castleford and Daryl Powell....Mark Percival missing kicks is the sole reason we haven't got multiple threads asking is Powell the biggest bottler coach of all time.
easyWire wrote:
So.
Anyone still think it was right to keep Smith until the end of the season seeing what Holbrook has done with Saints?
What an unholy mess we've put ourselves in.
bramleyrhino wrote:
There are teams below Leigh that have managed implement academy systems. How much time does the Leigh club need before it establishes one and starts making a contribution to the talent pool?
As the owner/operator of one of the more recognisable beards in pro cycling, Israel Cycling Academy's Dan Craven could be expected to have a strong opinion about the recent news that Sport Vlaanderen-Baloise director Walter Planckaert banned facial hair from his team.
