Quote: Vancouver Leyther "Thought I’d seen/read somewhere that he had already said that he would like the job. Things certainly seem to be heading in the right direction in all the earlier problem areas. Today’s win is a sure sign that KP is doing a very good job in what were/are difficult circumstances.'" He does want the job....www.leighjournal.co.uk/sport/160 ... _at_Leigh/

Quote: Vancouver Leyther "Thought I’d seen/read somewhere that he had already said that he would like the job. Things certainly seem to be heading in the right direction in all the earlier problem areas. Today’s win is a sure sign that KP is doing a very good job in what were/are difficult circumstances.'" He does want the job....www.leighjournal.co.uk/sport/160 ... _at_Leigh/

Which is when the other coaches, who haven't shown interest, would suddenly be interested in the job!

Keiron seems to have worked wonders in improving areas where we have been seriously lacking. We can now seem good structures in defence and attack. A new coach would almost certainly start imposing his own ideas - and I wonder how that would affect things, certainly in the short term? We have no wiggle room for experimenting.

I'd give it to Purtill for 6 months, he has all the experience needed to step up, and has been doing a good job so far.

Watching them yesterday, if they can cut out the stupid errors and get their completion rate up, we'll be a hard team to beat.

I think we are going to have to run with KP whether we want to or not, which other or high profile coach with any sense would want to take on the challenge. Mr B. has already stated that finishing outside of the top 4 would be untenable for him to carry on "investing in the club" that means if contracts can't be met there is every chance that without a new owner we could be staring down the barrel of administration, surely any coach would require a bit more certainty of his future before commiting himself.

There has been a definite improvement in our performances since KP took charge of the team. Defence has been much improved. There is still work to do in attack re completions, but overall i have been impressed with the upturn in our fortunes. There is a togetherness in the team that wasn't there earlier in the season and he must take credit for that.
I think we should stick with him and give him the Head Coach job. Bringing someone else in may upset the good team spirit he has created.

Agreed.

In terms of completions, both teams suffered from the very wet pitch and incessant rain. Nevertheless, we haven't been all that respectful of possession in drier conditions. Oh, and I do wish we would cut out the short side play, on scrums ten metres from our own line - a play that invariably ends up in touch! (have our opponents been studying that move? ) And, when we are awarded a penalty in front of the posts, and we have decided not to 'take the two', I wish we wouldn't lose the ball on the first play!

But I'm nit-picking here. Yesterday was the latest in an improving series of performances. Keep it up lads, because we have a few 'testing' away fixtures on the horizon.

Should look no further than the FB banter page, plenty of coaches on there.

Agree with keeping purts till end of season seems to have got the lads believing in themselves again they was low on confidence

Totally agree-beating London was a big big win.

I am all for promoting KP but lets wait till the end of the season, not just after 4 games

I agree, it will serve to keep KP on his toes and help prevent the players becoming flippant

Perhaps the goal may have to be form that would have been top four had he been in charge all season. He can do nothing about mistakes already made.

Give it to KP we now look a team

Who has a better record than KP and who is better thought of locally