3 years ! he'll want to go home at some point as usual.

I wonder how they'll feel about this if they win the GF under Rush and Tyrone?

April Fool's Day was Sunday mate.

Nathan Brown is a good coach IMO both in terms of defensive structures and expansive attack and in particularly where and how the kicking options are used. He has progressed Huddersfield into contenders but ones who have then consistently failed in the ultimate all or nothing encounters. I'd say that's down to the top two inches amongst the collective group, a lack of composure in the face of adversity.

He's made for the St Helens job.

Rush is obviously doing a treemendous job - at present - and if that continus that could make for an interesting transition or even allow for yet another Brown wobble.

Can't blame Brown really

He celary wants to win trophies, and now he's had a few years at a little club, time to step up to a club with serious ambitions and the squad to challenge for honours.

Good luck.

The same could sort of been said about Daryl Powell, albeit Leeds were a big club doing badly rather than a small club

Given his record as Dragons coach, hardly a surprise.

He's very good at taking a talented group of players and winning nothing, so he'll suit Saints down to the ground.

I bet Tony Smith would have liked that job - Saints are ripe for a Smith makeover - Warrington look like they have missed their window of opportunity, he would have done a great job there.

I wonder if Huddersfield will go into a bit of a decline when he goe's?

I imagine Wilkin is already looking forward to Brown's hands on approach.

He's working on Draught 4 as we speak.