I take it you have forgotten Noble finishing with the wooden spoon while at Salford in 2013 and then the 2nd half loss against a side named Wakefield Trinity Wildcats at the start of 2014 in rlThis Gamerl

As for a greater level of fitness,I take it you haven't noticed the difference between Feka at Wigan and the slimline version at Hull FC.

The club certainly needs some fresh ideas.
Any new coach that understands the constraints that will come with working at Wakefield yet has the experience to work with senior players. There aren't that many available and as someone has pointed out its their availability that could be the key to who we get.

There's been some obvious candidates spoken about but from memory every single one of them is currently employed in some capacity within the game.

Trying to think outside of the obvious there are options elsewhere who would be good candidates for the job.

I can think of one straight away who's a Wakefield born and bred former Super League Coach of the Year and is currently available.

Clan for coach

Ha, much as I'd like to it's too early for me.

How about another member of the clan though?

Highly qualified at both Rugby codes with excellent contacts in both, experience of winning 2 Grand Finals, both massively against the odds. Former international Coach, Championship and Super League Coach of the year.

Most importantly, understands the man management of top flight players.
When it comes to identifying and negotiating with new players he's very experienced.

Been involved as a Coach all over the World right up to now.

Certainly someone worth speaking to if you're Michael Carter and Chris Brereton

Someone mentioned Cummings knows some of our players, bad move for me. We need someone totally fresh with no "mates" in the squad to complicate things.

Would Neil be interested though considering the mess were in

I'm biased of course but that's balanced by my loyalty to Wakefield Trinity and the understanding that this appointment is vital to the future of the club.

I look at how Neil transformed Widnes when taking over from David Hulme, he knows how to get an under performing team to reach its potential. He is a play off knockout specialist who's reached 3 Grand Finals with unfancied teams, the kind of knowledge we will need come the Middle 8s at the end of the season.

He's a Wakefield man, a former Wakefield player.

He is one of the highest qualified RL and RU Coaches there is and has recently worked at the RUWC and with other International RU teams.

He's recently returned to Wakefield and is available.

Fate?

Francis Cummins, Willie Poching?

Would not go for Cummins hes a nice enough bloke but struggled at Bradford yes they were in the mire but still had some very good players the more I think about it the more I like the idea of Neil Kelly when you think back he certainly turned Widnes fortunes around at the time a local lad who knows what it means to the fans and can bring a whole load of benefits and knowledge.Alas I aint MC or CB because I would certainly be knocking.

JD would be my number 1 choice but the reality is I just can't see him coming.

Therefore I'd go with Morrison. He knows the club and more importantly he knows the Championship. We need the later as to help us with the playoffs and as to prepare for next year if we do go down.

I hope regardless the new coach gets the chance re bring in his own team.

It's time we had a clear out of existing Agar support staff and started again.

Clean slate and fresh start highly desirable if possible?

Works for me. Let's make it quick too.

And Meninga has ruled himself out by staying with Queensland another &3 years!

That has to be the best post I have read recently.

It really is a no brainer, get him signed up and quickly too

I recall seeing one of his half time team talks after a poor first 40 in the challenge cup, it may even have been against Trinity, where Neil Kelly was really laying into his team and indeed the cool box.

I think that's the kind of motivation this set of jokers need to perform to an acceptable level.I don't mind Webster but his ultimate flaw is his inability to instil any heart or desire in the side. I don't think he commands the respect of his players.

Good call, probably the forgotten Kelly brother.

I actually think his involvement in RU is a huge positive especially his International experience - you have to be both blind and arrogant to think there cannot be things to learn from other games.