I know i'm going to get shot down here but i think it is time that Jk left teh club.

I know a lot of you will blame the players but i will sya the following -

JK trains and advises the team how to play does he not.

All we do is play one man rugby down the middle with little flair and half the tim the players do not look like they know what they are doing......do we do any ball work in training or not.

I think JK has taken us far as we can go but nowit's time to say goodbye IMO.

saying that who else would we get to manage us at the moment.

Rant over....least i stand till the end although i had some ed up KR fan trying to get me to bite...


EDIT Bigal1

Not sure he's the very best around, but he's certainly the best we can attract....

The truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth, walk away now and you may not have anything to return to.

some idiots have very short memories without JK I doubt Trinity would still exist

No one can doubt what JK did but that was then. Loyality is a dangerous thing but life moves on.

We gave John a job and he delivered.

We are now paying him a good salary and he is not delivering.

Re Brough - He was well out of form for several weeks before he left and this was a situation he let go that far. One which could have been resolved in the off season if dealt and managed correctly. We lost Drew and Brough due to that, but that seems to have been conviently forgotten about.

Re Tronc - He was a gamble that paid off but this is a squad game, not just a 17 man game and the squad needs to be strong enough to cater for loss of players for whatever reason.

Re Newton - People talk like he was the pivotal key member of the team. He only played a handful of games and wasn't all that TBF.

We need to look forward, not back. Yes JK has not had things all his own way but that is life. Good coaches will continue to be good coaches and good coaches get the best out of what we have and he is simply not doing that at this moment in time.

Also, let's not forget he's let some players go and most of the current squad are player's he brought to the club so he has to be accountable for that.

Just a suggestion, Willie kept us in SL basically on his own, helped take Leeds to the next level and has spent many years there learning the ins and outs of a champion side. He's also a good talker judging by his occasional radio appearances.
I like the way he played and the heart he showed, I like the respect the fans showed him even whilst at Leeds, he'd start with 100% backing and appreciation from the fans. I could imagine he'd be 100% dedicated to providing quality RL to the fans that he's said "He will never forget." not side tracked by TV appearances and sunny deals in France. Young coaches are the way forward now and who better?