or maybe they are just jealous that from being equal on and off the field 3/4 years ago, we are now miles ahead of wakefield in both aspects

still the only bunch of fans that cant handle the fact that Huddersfield are still in super league, weather we should have been relegated or not is irrelevant now, its was years ago, everyone has moved on so maybe its time that pathetic bunch did aswell.

the sooner they rid the wildcats out of superleague the better!!!

Code 13 you are full of it. More like Kear took these players and saw potential and took them to another level. Other teams saw this at later stage then moved in on them. I can't really fault these teams as our financial situation will always put us in this situation, But you are taking too much credit for something that Kear has done time and time again.

Kear is a nice guy. Coaching wise he is a one trick pony and everyone knows the trick! He appoints an inept conditioner - ever wondered why you start well and quickly run out of steam?

He has taken players to another level...a lower one. It is a myth that he has molded many wakey players into greats...complete nonsense.

However Kear puts in 100% effort. This thread is about numpties at wakey who years after griffin left are stil all twisted out of shape. At the wakey vs Giants game this season when wakey were humiliated there were still intellectually challenged Wakey fans shouting 'teapot'.

Kear would love to have Griff and Eorl in his pack and the 4 other Giants selected to tour.

lol

The only thing Kear has done time and time again is take a team into a relegation battle

Not a particular fan of his --but not strictly fact Im afraid Codey

He was coach of the England team in the 2000 World Cup, leading them to the semi-finals.

In 1998 he was the coach who led Sheffield Eagles to a Challenge Cup final victory over Wigan Warriors -a win which many fans believe to be the biggest shock in Challenge Cup records
He became First Team coach at Hull FC when Shaun McRae left to take charge of South Sydney Rabbitohs and led them to victory over Leeds Rhinos, in the 2005 Challenge Cup in his first seasonby 25/24

The latter cannot be said for many coaches (twice in their career -to date) and its two more than weve had in 57 years --so credit where its due IMO

Yes, but where did that Sheffield team end up? Where did that Hull team end up? England came 3rd in a 3 team race in the 2000 world cup...Yes, what a magnificent coaching record.

He has built his entire career on that Sheffield win in the CC, and that Hull team was McCrea's who won the final because Tony Smith had a brain fart and picked a crippled Senior on the wing instead of a fit player.

Seriously, look at his league results and tell me I am wrong.

ANSWERS ON A POSTCARD ONLY PLEASE. just thought i'd add this before the pondlife started

I think there might be some others who can take part of the credit for some of those things,( i dont know ) But i think his effort to keep Wakefield in Superleague with a very poor side was all his own work, and they performed fairly well last season with very average players. The Giants are leaving them behind now on and off the field, as they are with a few more clubs. Until Wakefield get some money from somewhere they will keep going backwards and i dont really think there is a coach going who can make the present squad into a decent one. A bit off topic but i think if they dont get the new Stadium it will be the end of them in Superleague for the foreseeable future, even if they do get it ( which is a long shot from what i hear ) they will still have a long hard struggle . I wish them good luck but i am not very hopeful.

But even that serves to highlight my point, they ended up in second last spot, with enormous debts.

sounds like, er, Wakey that.

Yes i understand what you are saying and you are right, they are in a sorry state and its likely to get worse, but one of my points was that with the quality of players they have been able to attract, i dont think anyone would have done much better than Kear.

What about when he was at Hull?

Big club, good support, brilliant stadium...a half decent coach would have done well there...