Hanley is a good shout for me. Hes a quality coach who would instantly command the respect of the players and hes not attatched to a club is he. He has had the GB job before though, so i dont know if that would put him off.

Had this discussion coming home from the game last night. The problem is we need a coach who is prepared to work until the 2013 World Cup. Hanley doesn't seem to have the patience or commitment to last that long after brief stints at Castleford and Doncaster.

Looking in the UK, for me the next best [iUK-based[/i coach is Justin Morgan, but if the RFL are looking for a full time coach it may be difficult to temp a current Super League boss.

I'd like to throw a name into the pot randomly; Graham Murray.

The best, but probably one of the most difficult to acquire would be Brian Smith. Big on structures and developing all facets, not just day-to-day coaching.

May be worth a punt, who knows?

Not sure if he'd be willing to juggle two jobs, he's just took over the Roosters and he has a big job to do there. Maybe in the future.

I'd be pretty interested in one of the Origin coaches, or one of the former origin coaches, simply because they've coached at a very high and competitive level; furthermore, their experience of training for origin, etc., could raise the standard and intensity of coaching throughout the game, something I feel is needed.

Thats why we are saying he would be good as coach of England. Nobody's touting him as the next Aussie coach?

Iestyn Harris

Wonder who will line up in the halves for England alongside Danny Brough should Kear get the gig?

Paul Cullen

Andy Farrell and Radinski for me in joint role

No.

Wayne Bennett.