another one afraid of the truth about j k
great coach but cash is king with him, always has beenm right from wheldon lane juniors

youll see

that's the type of press release we wanted,
I don't think he sees it as a challenge as much as getting us into the new stadium

I'll rest easier when he actually says "no, I will not be taking the job".

He's never going to say that though is he, he would be daft to rule himself out completely without knowing the terms. All he’s done is laughed off the speculation and until the matter is settled that’s all any of us can do.

I just hope the RFL either see sense and open the job up on a part time basis, the international calendar does not warrant a full time coach, or they chose somebody else.

You can see the sense in a full-time coach to some degree, although as shown with Tony Smith most coaches want to be doing the "coaching" part of it all year round. But a full time coach would (in theory) lack biases towards a particular club (perhaps why we should bring over an Aussie), be able to study all teams, players and matches to make sure the best players are in contention for selection, go into club set ups once or twice a season to observe (and maybe assist if it isn't too intrusive?) and it allows club coaches to have minimal disruption to their jobs. For purely selfish reasons, I would not want Kear to leave us for the England job.

news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 551005.stm We're safe Surely if they are already interviewing and JK knows nowt about it, then they don't want him

news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_l ... 551005.stm We're safe Surely if they are already interviewing and JK knows nowt about it, then they don't want him