Right now I would settle for Robert Powell (maybe he can tap into when he played Jesus and give us the miracle we need.)

OK - I will agree to disagree with you and offer 1 last word as we are starting to go round in circles.

But the fact remains that the 3 clubs mentioned are all operating on what you would assume are the same budgets as the last few years (longer for Wire & Wigan) but with the Aussies in charge are undoubtably better sides than with the previous Brits in charge - this is an undisputable fact.

Maybe its down to better player recruitment at Wire and Hudds, but ultimately the coach is normally in charge of both aspects and on a similar ish budget the Aussies get results but the UK boys dont.

Powell - Done a superb job at Fev this year and would like to coach in SL and would certainly sort the player's attitude out but the question is will you get another franchise? Not being funny but as things stand it's touch and go if you will get one and for him to move only to end up back in the Championship would be pointless.

Rhino - Again, on a shoestring budget has gone a great job. Not sure that he'd want to move

'Country Mile' Calland - A fair few Halifax fans would love to see the back of him. Not SL standard IMHO.

Kear - Oh dear. Talks a good game but he's responsible for your current plight.

Millward - Once his duel regestration players went so did the teams performances so don't take what he's done at Leigh this season as a positive

Whoever you go for I think it's time for a change because the results lately have been awful. The question is do you have noney to strengthen because if you don't then whoever comes in is going to struggle

Part of the problem is the lack of pride effort and basic RL skills being displayed recently by the team under Kears coaching. IMO, I have no doubt that a new coach could freshen things up and that a number of the players we currently have are good enough to compete at this level with better coaching and a few key additions (a controlling half back being the key one). Therefore the budget for new players is not the major issue, it is getting a couple of signings right in key positions and being able to get the best out of the majority that are still going to be here

Regardless of whether Trinity get a license or not, next season is a shop window for players, and the same goes for the coaches. Although Powell is doing a fantastic job at Featherstone and there is no reason why he should want to take over the mess at Trinity, it still is a window of opportunity to show off his skills as a coach at the highest level in this country.

If the new ground gets approval and Trinity gain a new license then he’s got another 2-3 years to showcase his abilities. If Trinity are unsuccessful in gaining a new license but perform well throughout the season, then there is a chance he could take over at another club who offload their coach.

Easy answer. John Kear and Paul Broadbent.