A sad day from my point of view and just as he seemed to be making huge strides into making us a bit more of a community club and connecting with the fans. I'm just praying the club doesn't ccollapse into a black hole now. Good luck Joey!

Coach of the European champions (lol) and a development coach at Wigan i believe .

Regards , EW

I agree. I just had to go on the leigh board as they seem to think he was pushed due to the position the club finds it self in the league and the age old argument that the RFL now throw money at us. So pointed out that if Joey said it was for family and personal reasons then that is the case and not any other reason.

Wasn't he down this way working with the All Golds last year

As I said before, what about Glen Morrison

Yes sad day Joey has gone, wish him all the best whatever his troubles may be.

Most of the players and staff are there because they bought in to Joey's vision of London. Need to find a similar enthusiast or we may find more drifiting away.

A rhetorical question - Would I be correct,that you never paid and watched Salford play while Noble was head coach?

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was he that bad? good track record, but has the BBC softened him up?

Sorry that Joe has gone, he did seem to be behind a lot of structural improvements. Hendo may be able to do the coaching job but I doubt he'll have the vision or time to look after the other stuff. Also, you have to wonder how the guys recruited by Joe are going to react to his departure.

Difficult times (again!) and no obvious candidate to slot into the gap.

Thanks and good luck Joe.

What did you suggest they did? Imprison him?
If the man's got family troubles there's not much the club can do about that.

I've been more than prepared to criticise the club in the past, but you can't hang this one on them.

Did I hear Tony Rea on the commentary for the WCC games?

Let's go for a good number 2 Aussie working in the NRL with a reputation and toughen the club up. McGuire esq at Wigan.

Perry....I have supported this club for many years..I was (until this year)a season ticket holder, along with my family for 10 years.....I have pumped quite a bit of my hard earned income into its coffers..If Joey has problems then he has my genuine sympathy and I wish him nothing but a bright future..But yes..I am a fair bit ed off at another let down in a long history of let downs from the club .. If Joey has had reservations about his future in London for the last month or so then D H should have been sounding out others about the role and not kicking us long suffering fans in the nuts again and expecting us to grin and bare it while we fanny about yet again..A lot of us are on the brink of kicking our support into touch and this is another nudge in that direction..

Paul Cooke of Doncaster wouldn't be a bad shout, he's done a very good job imo at Donny with next to no money available. Steve Mccormack would also be a very wise choice if he's willing to take the job, knows this division very well and has a good track record.

I hope that all works out for Joe, it is reported that the club tried to work things out, but it was Joe's decision. We do need to find the right guy and quickly.

Agree, Joey wasn't the answer but was hugely enthusiastic.

What we needed was and is a defence....We don't seem to have one.

And now it would appear, a coach too! Would love to see Nobby, even if we could only afford him part-time....

Hey.....Whats TC up to these days? Could we afford him? Would he come back?

Selling tyres last time I looked.