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| Quote Snaggletooth="Snaggletooth"Over the years the Guardian have been asked to hold off from producing negative articles by TS and the club and in return the club offer the latest scoop to the Guardian.
Do the comments in the report from Saturdays game signal an end to this agreement between TS, the club and the paper and in turn signal the end of the road for TS?'"
The change in tone was quite noticeable, possibly the first time they have openly questioned him, from what I can recall.
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| Quote ninearches="ninearches"Perhaps Riley & Penny are 2 good examples of our failings as a club this season. Instead of providing these two lads with the necessary coaching to improve their skills, the powers that be resorted to buying in in the form of firstly Hicks, then Michael Monas & King who were great for us when they were over here during our most successful seasons ,but once the Aussie conveyor belt dried up Smith hasn't had the option of buying in players of that calibre. Add to that the forwards from the southern hemisphere who have been & done the job for us only to dwindle gradually in numbers till we are now fielding glorified reserves at times. We bought a man of steel to play hooker a few years back who has been a shadow of his former self since leaving Cas. What we have had for the last 8 years is a coach who was good when the calibre of players we needed could be bought from other clubs, but what we need now is a head coach who can turn raw academy & youth players into great players of the future which i don't think any of our coaches are capable of. Which players have benefitted or improved from their time at the Wire ? Over at Cas ,the coaches have turned unspectacular & average players into an excellent team & all because of their coaching skills ,with game plans to suit every occasion to create overlaps & score tries & make the players look like superstars. On matchdays ,Cas are turning out physically & mentally prepared to win games. This is the era of the skillful coach.'"
Completely agree 100%
And look at Wakefield I personally think Chris Chester has done a brilliant job with what resources he has to hand.. Good coaching
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| Quote ninearches="ninearches"Perhaps Riley & Penny are 2 good examples of our failings as a club this season. Instead of providing these two lads with the necessary coaching to improve their skills, the powers that be resorted to buying in in the form of firstly Hicks, then Michael Monas & King who were great for us when they were over here during our most successful seasons ,but once the Aussie conveyor belt dried up Smith hasn't had the option of buying in players of that calibre. Add to that the forwards from the southern hemisphere who have been & done the job for us only to dwindle gradually in numbers till we are now fielding glorified reserves at times. We bought a man of steel to play hooker a few years back who has been a shadow of his former self since leaving Cas. What we have had for the last 8 years is a coach who was good when the calibre of players we needed could be bought from other clubs, but what we need now is a head coach who can turn raw academy & youth players into great players of the future which i don't think any of our coaches are capable of. Which players have benefitted or improved from their time at the Wire ? Over at Cas ,the coaches have turned unspectacular & average players into an excellent team & all because of their coaching skills ,with game plans to suit every occasion to create overlaps & score tries & make the players look like superstars. On matchdays ,Cas are turning out physically & mentally prepared to win games. This is the era of the skillful coach.'"
I absolutely understand the current love in for Powell, but suggest we do a comparison between him and Smith in 5 years or so when his star has faded. Don't forget, if we'd done the comparison 5 years back Powell was a failed Leeds coach scraping around in the Championship.
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| Looks as though you are getting OZ coach McQuire for 2018.
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| Quote Snaggletooth="Snaggletooth"Over the years the Guardian have been asked to hold off from producing negative articles by TS and the club and in return the club offer the latest scoop to the Guardian.
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I thought a prerequisite of a newspaper was journalism, not propaganda.
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| Quote Wires71="Wires71"I thought a prerequisite of a newspaper was journalism, not propaganda.'"
In an ideal world yes but not in country where the media barons rule.
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| Quote silver2="silver2"In an ideal world yes but not in country where the media barons rule.'"
Advertisers, even.
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| The WG has never been a bench mark for good reporting anyway from my experience
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| Quote wire-flyer="wire-flyer"The WG has never been a bench mark for good reporting anyway from my experience'"
We are just fortunate to be in the minority of towns which still sustains a local paper.
In a town like Warrington, where the council is largely made up of members from one party, a local newspaper is invaluable.
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| There is little local about the Warrington Guardian anymore.
Half a dozen employees sat at laptops from a regional NW office of Newsquest in a unit in centre park that employs most of its workforce from outside of Warrington, adding to our already increasing traffic issues.
No Warrington printing workforce, No Warrington logistical or distribution workforce.
Great local paper that is.
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| Anyone remember the front page they did for Steve Anderson towards the end of his 'reign'? A picture of his face on a rugby ball with the headline 'Kick him in to touch' or similar wasn't it?
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