No one got any ideas as to what is happening with Paul Broadbent?

At a guess

Man I'm feeling your pain, I once rubbed some on a stiff neck as a little one not realizing how hot the stuff was, few mins later got an itchy eye, few hrs later I stopped screaming.

Ok I'll go with this....
House party, good mate but wife's a pain.
Cut hot chilli,rub rim of wine glass with said chilli and fill with wine.......await bottox fat lip reaction well out of reach of a slap

That's what gets me about this.
No matter who the coach is I will still want to attend next year, I can't help it, it's in my blood. As it is for many others.
The club is offering people a chance to go see the games next year for under £8 a game and we still look like we are not going to get enough takers.

I am fairly sure the club will be doing all they can to appoint the best coach they can get to take this club forward, why would they not????

I don't know any of the (alleged) prospective candidates personally and I am sure the same could probably be said for the majority of the people on here or on the terraces at Belle Vue.
I may have ideas regarding who I would like to be coach but that person or persons have to want to come to Wakefield otherwise why bother.

People are saying we don't want coach A or coach B, we want coach C but if coach C is not interested in coming to us then we may have to settle for A or B as they are the ones who want the job.

Whoever it is will get my backing until such time as they prove they are not capable of taking Wakefield forward and that cannot be judged by anyone until we have at least seen who it is, who we sign as a result and more importantly how the team actually plays under the new coach. So the new coach will get at least half a season before I start to decide whether he is the right appointment. I would like to think that after the announcement has been made and the dust has settled that others would afford the new man in charge at least a chance to prove himself.



Rant over!!

Heard Broadbent is also on his way

I think the delay in announcing the coach (if within the club's control) is a major error if they are to reach their season ticket sales target. Tomorrow is the last game of the season, maybe 5/6 thousand fans in the ground and very accessible. Once the match is over we all go home until February next year.

If they announce the new coach now then it generates the discussion/interest and then you remind people of the season ticket offer. Simples.

Admittedly I do not want Agar as our coach; if he is then I have to accept that. I am a lifelong fan, that will not change. I have already bought my season ticket even though I can make only about half of the games.

If AG is so good at PR and wants to push the season tickets then announcing the coach now (whoever it is) is a must. If they don't announce until after the season's end then everyone has gone home. It is not as easy to buy a ticket when you are not at the ground. Okay you can go online, but it is a bit of an effort to go to the club shop.

The audience is captive whilst in the ground. Plenty of people are awaiting their decision on the coach prior to buying a season ticket. Announce the coach after the season's end then those thousands of people are not in the ground.

Martin's latest twitter post is roughly..

Going to be an interesting next 48 hours

so expect the coach to be announced today imo

Just a thought but are they waiting on player signings to soften the blow?

They're waiting for the Bradford game to end so that they don't get boo'd out of the ground. The realisation that the appointment of Agar will scupper the season ticket offer means that there is no real deadline or rush.

He actually said the next 48 hours are going to be a challenge.

Obviously spending all day at the races with a sponsor is a challenge for him.

Franny Cummins.

Now you can chill, and enjoy the Bull's game...