Who do you think is coach of the year so far? There are quite a few contenders.

Tim Sheens, Dennis Betts and Chris Chester but no Shaun Wane?

Anyway, at this stage it's got to be Radford.

Yes Chris Chester has gone on an unbelievable run with Wakfield, Salford would be in the top 8 if it wasn't for the points deduction.

I've not been impressed with Wigam this year at all, they have been very lucky in a number of their wins, such as when they had to bully an inexperienced referee at half time to sneak a win against Huddersfield. That tactic will be no good come the big games. Wigan will win the same trophies as Leeds this year.

Radford or the French lad. There's only two coaches there who can't seem to take defeats on the chin.

Chester has done a good job with Wakefield and I'm not saying he shouldn't be included in a discussion for coach of the year. Salford, regardless of their points deduction, should be doing a bit better with the money they've spent and the squad they have; and in any case, Sheens isn't even the head coach so god knows why he's getting all the credit.

You're right, Wigan haven't been great but given the players that were missing for big chunks of the season and players that are still out, they aren't doing too badly are they? Especially if you compared it to your club, who have had similar injury struggles but are bottom of the table. I think Wane deserves great credit for steering them through a tough period.

As for "bullying a referee" that's pure conjecture and how that helped us to beat Huddersfield I'm not sure.

Coach of the year?.... In June?...

A workman is only as good as his tools!!!!

Pains me to say it but Radford, who i wrote off as a joke coach pre season, is doing a great job.still a way to go of course but he is the front runner for me.

Chester, if non of you realise, made a pigs ear of coaching Rovers. Whatever he does this year, that must be taken into account this year as well.

He's doing a great job at the Black and whites. But, and it's a big but, Hull FC are probably the one and only team this year not to of had a massive injury list. It would be interesting to see how good a coach he'd be without Houghton, Syned and Shaul in his team.

Taking a side that finished eighth after the super eights last season to top of the league half way through this season must put Lee Radford top of the pile at the minute, though there is still a long way to go. I do think a special mention should go to Keiron Cunningham and the excellent job he is doing at St Helens. I just hope that Eamonn McManus gives him the time to finish what he has started.

Got to be powell, with the ltd resourses he has , he continues to impress

Andrew Henderson who has done a brilliant job at the high flying London Broncos.

Tim Sheens isn't a coach

Tim Sheens is not the Coach at Salford, Ian Watson is