It all depends on resources.
As it stands, doubtful. However, if something miraculous happens and some new money appears then it might be possible to tempt one of those here.

Definitely think something is going on with Pearson.

Tarquin was spot on with his info.
Maybe Pearson has sold the club, or he's getting his violin and begging bowl out again...
Let's see what transpires tomorrow...

IF the money and the timing is right, and there is a willingness for all the requests to be granted by the owner.
It could be possible..

He definitely wants out, but whether there is anyone out there who has the funds/wants to buy it is another story.

I'd definitely take Briers, learnt his trade at the best place in SL and is in a great winning culture in the NRL.

However no first team coach experience and why would ge leave Brisbane, only I suppose if he or his family are homesick.

Where has Pearson suddenly got the funds to sack Smith and pay off Hoy and apparantly others. One possibility is that he has found someone who is pepared to invest but I think the most likely is that he has sold out to someone who is insisting these measures are taken before completion of the deal. Couple of possibilities an Mally & Dave Walker but I think the most likely is Hull City (makes sense)??????

god ,we dont want out to do with city,the very thought of that makes me want to throw up.

Wane or Holbrook for me but Richard Horne been mentioned apparently.

Apparently seen at the club thos week, would definitely like him involved, done well at Doncaster, but not as head coach, maybe Genes replacement, but you would think that a new coach would want to sort out their own backroom staff.

as much as we all respect and loved Richard Horne as a player, really hope he doesnt take up the poison challace of our next coach, stay a t Donny for your own sanity lol

What do people think we need at the moment? A disciplinarian and taskmaster who will whip the players into shape? A tactician who will get them to play as a team? A motivator and innovator to inspire them?

If they get the opportunity (which is questionable given our track record) to bring in their own staff then they absolutely should. But I would like to think that they might still be room to bring someone like Horne back into the fold as well.

Briers would be a good choice. As for the lack of expererience, it's a fair point but Pearson has history of course of appointing first time coaches. I guess Matt Peet has done OK in his first gig (although I think I could coach that team to a trophy or two).