Couldnt see a thread about this, but it was the highlight of the game for me. Never have i seen a coach spit his dummy out like that. He was almost crying. Claimed his side weren't far away and didn't once praise Wigan! Poor bitter scouser Classic.

I love it when I hear an opposition coach talk like that. If you don't acknowledge your weaknesses and the opposition's strengths you can't fix the former or counteract the latter in future. Let's hope his tears continue to blind him for the rest of the season.

I thought it was briliant the way he showed himself to be a bitter poor loser. If he looks at the interview himself he will see how childish he made himself look , he needs to man up and accept the better team won.

It was everyone's fault bar their own.

Music to my ears hearing a Saints coach give his lads excuses for poor performance. It's something Maguire cut out here at Wigan and Wane is looking to carry on.

At the end he had to hold back the tears.

From what i have heard (from within the club), he's not particularly liked by a lot of the players, but i'm sure they would jump through hoops for KC though.
I did see the interview and he came across as a very bitter man

After the Leeds game he came into the Masons (Old Mo's) Arms in Billinge. The Saints fans in there all started to clap him.

Not much clapping on Friday night though.

To be honest, it doesn't say much for the man that he's apparently happy to have been chosen to fill in until someone better comes along.

If he'd had any pride, especially after the first couple of games, you'd at least expect him to have wanted to have a go at the job full time. But no, seems he's content to be a patsy.

Not really, I think he sees much more longevity in the role that he was doing and he does seem to have a talent in that job. A head coach role has a very limited shelf life no matter who or where it is.

There are lots who won't take on the top job because it's tougher. Rush is not alone in that. Pretty much what I was saying, really. He still needs to man up.

He'd also better hope than when Brown arrives, he doesn't have his own idea for assistant coaches. He wouldn't be the first coach in RL history to have a clear-out of the old regime.

Paul, I know quite a few young players who detest him.

I have no idea Brian, been a few years since I stopped playing and no longer know any of the younger players who would have dealings with him. I know little about him but given the crop of home grown players in recent years its fair to assume he does a decent job. I dare say Alex Ferguson has upset a few players in his time !

Some who are not quite so young as well

He embarrassed himself in his interview yesterday. Talk about spitting the dummy out.