a coach who would commit to a long contract in order to take the club along at least the first 3 years that 5 year plan would probably be a good move but how many established names would commit to a league one club for the long term ? Maybe needs a coach who is on the rise, needs to be given a clear plan to get the dons out of the mire that is league 1 ! It must be an attractive vacancy for ambitious coaches, doncaster has the potential to be a big hitter

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I think it was the right time for a change. If GT had stayed, it would have only been a matter of time.

The club couldn't expect us to buy into a 5 year plan for 2018 with GT at the helm based on the poor on-field performances we've dished up this season. His ability to build a squad capable of going up would also have to come into question.

At least this way, Peter Green can be given a chance and the club can take their time to try to find the right person for the job if PG isn't offered the post permanently.

Hunslet have got rid of their coach as wellhttps://www.loverugbyleague.com/post/hunslet-part-company-coyle/rl

Richard Horne as your new Coach?

Tell him to bring his boots.