Lost some respect for him when he decided it was OK to give an interview to BBC in the middle of our Challenge Cup Quarter Final win. I'm sure it wasn't intentional but it came across as arrogant and disrespectful. Can't ever see Che doing that, the most he ever does is to smile whilst he sups from his water bottle.

That said, he's clearly a talented coach and he is good on TV generally, especially now he's cracked open his wallet and spent another £99 on a new suit. That brown one was almost as regular as McRae's 'weird' lapelled number.

As an aside, as speaking of McRae, he is the least attractive human being ever to walk the earth? I'm yet to see an uglier looking person, and I was in Wigan a few weeks ago.

And he tipped us to beat the Pies in the Semi & Hudds in the final. He knows a good team when he sees one

Just like Robbie Paul, the guy is a media whore.

Saying that though, he has done really well at the Robins and it's good for them that he's extended his contract.



Stuart Littler, perhaps?

Didn'[t see it like that at all.
I thought it was great - but even more, I liked the clips when they followed him for the full day - and his take on the match and how he interacted with the staff.
Really thought it was good.

Top quality coach in my opinion.

Surprised by that, i had him nailed on as the next saints coach. Dont think Potter is cutting the mustard down at KR.

Me too, I thought that whole 'mid game' interview was awful, stank of self importance and made me cringe. Give me Tony and his 'it's not about me, it the guys who go onto the field' attitude any day.

Well Justin certainly has a strong affection for himself. thats the polite way of saying it

I'll see your Stuart Littler and raise you Ben Westwood.

He is a top class coach and I reckon he is nailed on for coach of the year just ahead of Nathan Brown.

He will only be looking after that honour for a year though until TS takes the crown next year