It seems the three people in contention for the coaches job out of the six shortlisted are Chester, Morrison or Poching according to some sources. I would have preferred Jesus as he could mabye work a miracle and turn the squad into something resembling a team.

Just sums up the position we are in, but if that is the shortlist of 3 dread to think who the other 12 were

Not seen anything how do you arrive at that

Chris Chester would do a good job, lets be honest, he would come in and everyone is expecting failure but he has proved last season that his teams can play an attcking brand of rugby. Just need to get a decent winger to replace lynn and get the halves firing and he could do something unexpected!!!

3Morrison would be my choice but, Chester is probably the bookies favourite

Has anyone looked at the bookmakers odds, there must be some somewhere

Can't see anything on any site.
Cheltenham is probably taking their attention this week.

Your having a laugh, Chris Chester

I don't know what I think to Chester.
I've liked how his team played at times but they clearly had more money than us and have two quality half backs.
Can he do the same job at our house?
Not sure. Hope so.

The same in different ways for the others too.
Each has a quality we could do with but has something we might not be sure of...........just like the players we have. That's why they are at Wakefield Trinity.

According to League Express today, Morrison claims he hasn't been contacted, but that doesn't mean he hasn't contacted Trinity.

Whoever the club pick, they must back him because this time they have not taken on an incombent, recruited from within or gone for the option of a big name. I expect whoever they pick it will not be universally well received but this time it is their choice and if the club fails once again it will be quite rightly layed at the door of our chairman. He will have picked his choice and provided what he is willing in financial support.
I hope he chooses well because this is his most important decision he will have taken during his tenure because whoever it is will have to remain for the rest of the season.
Whilst writing I for one would not go for Chester, preferring Kear or Morrison who appear to have the strength of character needed but this may not be what the club want.

I don't know enough about Chester but I do know that a strong personality will be required. I don't think JK is the one - why would he want to come back for more grief.

The problem with Hull KR under Chesters tenure was that whilst they scored points they also conceded plenty too, second in fact only to us last year. And the main thing we desperately need to do is tighten the defence.