And yet Tony Smith (who employed him in two roles) would castigate those "not happy" with his appointment as clueless, I'm sure. Rightly.

Irrespective of who the appointment is, neither will be able to make swathing changes on the simple premise that many players are under contract and the club won't suddenly be able to procure hundreds of thousands to bank roll salary payments. Next year more realistically will be a top 6 finish with some good young players, with a year of development under their belts, some decent new signings and a rolling stone effect.

This all has to be coincided with a significant boost in the marketing and PR strategy at the club which will help negate the naysayers and doom merchants whomever the appointment.

Really? I was under impression he definitely wasnt a fan of worrincy and he shipped all 3 out off quins.

Somebody's bought a copy of League Weekly on their dinner hour.

It's wrong mate the press conference where Lee St Hilaire will be unveiled will be tomorrow. They've had to postpone it by one day because Hadfield can't make it over today.

Only one realistic coaching candidate English
with ambition and flare Darryl Powell comes to mind!

Not all mate it's in the Guardian page 14.

Mr McD is NO fan of Worrincy. Far, far, far from it. He would be gone faster than a dodgy curry from Mumtaz under his stewardship methinks.

thats the guardian which was saying it would be noble last week.

and potter is in league express,daily star and daily mail.

Its all guesses at moment mick

I won't be renewing my season ticket if it's McDermott.

I was always told that McDermott wanted all 3 to stay at Quins. Here's hoping what I was told was wrong and that he rates Worrincy about as much as most of the fans do!

But it says in the Guardian that Potter has turned the job down citing his intention to fly back home.

Oh bugger what a mess, just been reading the League Express.

I wish the club would hurry up and let us all know.

sykes and sheriffe maybe but dont think quins offered worrincy a new deal. Seem to remember he was being left out off team altogether backend of 2008 season.

As a Harlequins fan I'm delighted with this appointment. So I voted YES.

League Weekly says McDermott.

But he's done a decent job at Harlequins with limited resources.
He's a grafter who can work well in difficult times which we now face at Odsal.