Certainly wouldn't mind that.

Thought you wanted someone proven

Ideally, although someone with 5 years minimum as an assistant under good coaches would be fine.
Try to read my posts fully.

How about noble dob , Edwards head coach !

I quite like the Edwards rumour, unlikely as it is. Couldn't see him playing 2nd fiddle to Noble, mind.

That rumour does seem to be spreading quickly over the last few days.

Everybody is on about a new coach
But I think we will still have RA has our coach next season
only my opinion and reading between the lines .AP will sign
2 big named players .got a feeling he will look at the backroom staff

We're on our 3rd (or is it 4th?) assistant for Agar, and there has never been any discernible change on the pitch with any of them. It's the Captain that's the main problem, not the Lieutenants.

I'd have no problem with Pearson clearing the full coaching staff, but if he has the underlings pay for Agar's failings I would seriously question his judgement.

Agar has J Rule on his side .Any statement J Rule put out he always big's Agar up

Edwards? No ta. What's his coaching record like in THIS sport? Has he even got one?

I'd happily take an assistant from the NRL who has been there a few years under a decent coach. Someone that is up to date with the latest techniques in coaching and latest strategies, tactics, etc. We are just years behind in this over here. Why someone would want a coach from RU over here (him being a RL legend over a decade ago means absolutely nothing in regards to his coaching ability) I haven't a clue. He'd be well out of his depth.

He always has in the past, but it will be interesting to see if he still allies himself with Agar now that there is a new boss in place. If I was in Rule's shoes and Pearson starts to question Agar's position, I'd be trying my hardest to distance myself from him and his appointment.

As for Noble, I'd be happy. He'd be a step in the right direction for sure. In his 5 years at Bradford he's taken them to 5 consecutive Grand Finals (winning three), won every WCC he's been involved in and gotten to the CCF twice (winning one). Then, after taking over a Wigan side languishing at the bottom of the league halfway through the season, managed to take them to 4 points off the play-offs in that half a season, then took them to one game off the GF for the remaining three seasons and also to two CC semi finals (all under a very unsteady board room at Wigan), and then took a side that finished bottom when he took over, nearly went into administration, moved 200+ miles up the road 6 weeks before the season started and then built a team that got them to the play-offs.

So I'd say Noble's coaching record is one of the best in the SL, if not THE best. Only Tony Smith could come close.

Peter Sharp fitted that description