I'm sure Hudgell's devastated at the lost of 3 potential clients.

And fake one's at that.

2 coaches in 9 seasons yes Jean the ruthless Neil hudgell treats his coaches terribly

Laughable post. Two and a half years of steady decline is his legacy. I'd of booted his backside out of this country after our disgraceful 'effort' against Wigan last year when we got hammered 84-6. If by any chance he signed a new contract next year, Hudge would of lost a fortune in season pass sales alone. Your post shows that you know sweet f.a. about my club.

More's the point, why were the paying customers of Hull KR treated so badly by Craig Sandercock for 2 1/2 years?

When you say without notice, I assume you have access to the details of the settlement between employer & former employee?

Hull KR have under achieved since he has been in charge.

Some of the "pro franchise" media are saying this is what relegation does. Then come out with the stat that 5 of the bottom 6 clubs have sacked ther clubs. It has nothing to do with relegation. Bradford and London are already down. It's because they've not been performing well enough for long periods of time.

Never really moved on from Morgan's tenure.

And after sacking Sandercock, KR have just battered top of the league Saints.

Made you look quite stupid, Bazza.

It is the legacy of Justin Morgan's fine tenure as coach -- cut short so mercilessly by the ruthless Neil Hudgell -- which has shone through today.

Err, what?!

Are we talking about Morgan or Sandercock here??? I thought the latter. You've already been shown up a few times in this thread. I'd go running along now and talk about something you do know something about.

Yep, I'm certain this is Albert Rosenfeld, press the Ban button mods.

Hull KR didn't sign enough 'overseas players' during his time in charge ! BOOM BOOM !

He forgot to slag a ref off ???

sandy's right ...remember

We've gone from residing in the playoffs and still signing players who are regarded as being better than those departing (one or two apart).

Craig has indeed set-up with the help of Chester and numerous other members of his team, a very good youth structure and the development of the younger kids has been much improved.

This, however is not enough for a first team coach. He is judged on his first teams performances and that alone and for this reason he has gone. Yes I think Chester forced Neil's hand with his comments of being ready to take the reigns but I am sure if Neil felt that we would achieve success under Craig he would have allowed Chris to take up another role at another club.

I doubt that the financial payment will be much short of what he would have got had he stayed until the end of the season and I'm sure with his contacts around the globe he won't be out of a job for long. As for a head coaching position, his win % is not great so I doubt we'll see him in the top job in a top league anytime soon. (He may prove me wrong with this though).