Tony Smith.
He showed what he had with his team selections and tactics in last years World Cup.

Can't be.

He's never been rated.

Too easy a question to answer.

The person who is the "greatest thing since sliced bread" when appointed and adored by club and fans alike, epecially if something is won or something that was going to bad didn't happen.

The same person when nothing is won and something bad does happen is then overated by all.

Go figure.

At no stage though is it the players fault and at a pinch match officials or lack of technology at every match may be a crutch to use

Can't see how they can be overrated. No one has claimed them to be magnificent coaches.

Brian Smith - Never won anything

Tim Sheens, Michael Hagen, Brad Fittler, Jason Taylor, Peter Sharp where do we stop?

You'd have to hope that was a wind up

If it wasn't it's an opinion not worthy of debate.

Kear does have quite a fan-base.

For turning less-than-average sides into teams that punch above their weights, yes. Overrated - no. Good coach - yes.

LYSENN PAL

I can speke propa inglysh lyk wot u arnt!

If ur comp re enshun is ba den itz ur pobalemto deel wyf!

The sad thing is, even with the bizarre spelling I could understand that the first time I scanned it.

The previous post took me 3 attempts before I felt I began to understand it.

I refer the honourable gentleman to the above statement........

So come on then, my learned friend. Where does it matter? Is it Australia you're talking about? If so, can i just point out to you that it works both ways.

But of course, what with you being an ocker/convict/crossdresser, i suppose we have to accept that opinion infallibility is just one of your many little quirks.

Have a good day now

Brian Noble.

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