No thanks. We need someone with experience not someone that just has loyalty....

At the moment I would take someone with a pointy stick rather than Mr. Noble .

May be, but I still reckon/hope we could get him.

Just the loyalty and passion that he demonstarted as a player would be a huge improvement. Everyone has to start somewhere and he's ONE OF OUR OWN.

Thought you were on about Liam at first. The issue isn't whether we would want Farrell, it's whether he needs us, and I don't think he does.

Faz would no doubt be a short term cure and would probably see us fly up the table.

He would without doubt command the respect of the dressing room much in the same way as Fittler at the Roosters, but i am sure he would be aware of the long term issues and possibility of entering the game unprepared.

I agree with Grimmy at the moment we need him more than he needs us.

Hang on, the whole football world laughs at Newcastle for taking on 'one of their own' thinking it would solve all their problems. Same thing is in danger of happening here.

If we need to change coach, we need proper interviews, look at whose got the best approach and try to do things with a level head....for a change.

Faz is very lucky to get a coaching role at Sarries. It's on the back of the club's passion to keep Owen, otherwise he'd be disrespected like the rest of their squad has.

That said, he'llbe stupid to leave.

If by some devine miracle you could get him from the dark side of rugby............. a certain Mr Edwards will reurn you guys to past glory`s IMO

Hes got the Lions gig. No chance.

Personality is the key to coaching, if you can get the people to believe in you and buy into your vision that is half the battle won.

Coaching is not a science its a art form as well as a science, you can be the most knowledgable person in the world but if the players do not believe it or buy into it you are ice skating up hill from the start.

Pity as he`s turning into one of the top coaches around.

But is unproven in RL.


I agree though that he would have the man-management skills and certainly would pick up on RL very quickly.

I believe that he still often talks with Wayne Bennett.

He maybe unproven as a coach in rugby league but he is not unproven as a coach.

He is far more proven as a coach than BN and has a background that points towards him being a success.

Not every job in RL may be right for him straight off the bat, but I think the Wigan job is one he could tackle as a proven coach and be confident we would see a significant improvement.

All my life I've been waiting for someone to agree with me about rugby! I'm going ringing my mum!