Yep, you is not wrong. Just Goggled it, Applejacks had a female bass player, and only made 7.

He may not know a lot about rl and coaching etc, but a SL coach has to fit in with the ethos of the busines and its business strategy. This is where I presume AG would be involved in the process and therefore be involved in the 'interview'/choice process.

Yes of course thats correct, just pointing out that the bottom line with regards to coaching may not be his call and thats a slight worry because it must be JE who's making that call, i'd just be interested to know who they are taking advice from.

I only worry because i care

Thing is how do you become qualified to make such a decision or for your input to be worthy and listened to? I mean who made the decision to appoint McDermott at Leeds because almost nobody in RL thought that was a good move. Who at Hull thinks it's right to stick with Agar? While you can make an informed choice you need more than a little slice of luck as well as it's always going to be a bit of gamble no matter who you appoint.

I don't know but it seems they got it wrong even though they visit Wembley.

Not many and imo they are correct to want rid.

Luck and a gamble, thats very true but you know we don't have much in the way of good luck at Wakey, ok the last few months we've had some very good luck but it never lasts.

I don't mind calculated risks even with some good luck thrown in but my worry is jobs for the boys and not whats best for the club.

Time will tell JT.

James Elston was always a big fan of Tony Smith (our version, not the good one), and when McNally was coach he reckoned it was Smith pulling the strings. I just hope his judgement has improved.

I still have a slight niggle about that too.

Bang on my friend ! but i never new they released it on a 78

Tell me the title of the B side and I will buy you and Cheshire Cat a pint when I see you again, and no cheating either

Please Don't Pretend Again.

I have to confess to cheating because I had no idea. I'll have to buy you a pint next time I see you and hopefully in Perpignan.

I see Mr Iestyn Harries has cunningly avoided an invitation from Mr Glover, by heading orft to Wigan as an Assistant Coach. Apparently.