He might make a good coach for Cas. He's certainly paid his dues. I was never his biggest fan when he was at Leeds, but it was far too soon for him to be given such a role. Now he's older and a bit more experienced he should do a far better job.

Of course you do....And that's my opinion!

Good luck to the new coach, handy that he has S.L experience (a few years ago granted) and knows his way around the Championship...where sadly we will probably end up

like i said, good luck to him, really hope he turns you guys around. but get rid of chase..... now that guys an F`in tool!

Tool or no tool, he is still without any doubt 1 of the best players in the league. An asset to any team.

not a chance can we gwt rid of Chase. Yes he may play stupid at times. Interceptions etc.... but no other player can do what he does at times. Without him we would be lost.

Ryan Bailey does!!

Actually Chase is about small enough for Bailey to put a late hit on - although he got flattened by Luke Gale on Friday...

No team in SL would "get rid" of Chase

I seem to recall one or two problems with players at cas under the strict coaching of Mildred.
They're going to love Powell!!!
Good appointment for cas.

Mildred always in his career seemed unapproachable, and that's not an atitude to have when coaching cas...

Powell did a speech at my school when he had just left the rhinos role... He seemed a likeable guy, but very straight and forceful with what he said.

This (touch wood) suits us more favourably

Went to the meet the coach event last night. Very good turn-out and DP came across very well. You could see he has wanted to be at CT for quite some time - even in his playing days.

could you let us know what was said please logistics did not allow me to attend last night.

An extremely wise man (Sir Ian Mcgeechan) said that the talent needs to learn to play for the team and then the team can learn to play with the talent. He knows a bit about putting individuals together to play in a structure.
I can only surmise that off the field he is compliant, supportive of the structures and positive in his contributions, making it a gamble worth taking.

Personally, the challenge of integrating Rangi into a system is as difficult as a task I have ever seen! But that's why I was a bad player and an even worse coach!

Good luck to him. I never wanted him at Leeds but he's a top bloke and I'm sure he's a far better coach than he was 10 years ago.