Staying.....or so it would seem www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... ml&BID=480

Staying.....or so it would seem www.sportinglife.com/rugbyleague ... ml&BID=480

Can't believe it's even been considered he should go by your board. He has done wonders for you club, possibly over achieved. He's had one bad season (where you can still make the play-offs) and suddenly he's a bad coach. Words fail me.

Why? What you offering?

That's between me and justinio

Stay for me

Don't feel that the Rovers - Justin story has run its course just yet

The guy has done bloody wonders for KR and with very limited resources.

I wonder what he would have achieved if had the resources that Agar has access to, the mind boggles. I for one would take him anyday above the current one we have and I suspect a greta many FC fans woudl as well. He has I suspect a similar problem to the situation at FC with Kaff at the helm and I suspect Hudge is very similar the Mason deal was clearly not of his chosing.

Good luck, but I suspect that you may well look back on his early departure as the high water mark in the tide of KR.

Has Agar more money to spend? We're spending full cap, dont call that limited resources.

No idea ...

From the outside something's been off this season. Whether it was the Mason fiasco or something else - who knows?
Everyone seems to be on a semi permanent downer and once the opposition score our heads go. This isn't a new problem tho, we've seen it whenever we've been knocked out of the CC, an alarming slump of form usually follows. I don't think we deal with adversity that well - and our CC this season was conceding in last mins at Warrington after defending heroically 30mins or so - The moment Fox knocked on, that was it. (There it's all Peter Fox's fault!)

For JM's future, I think he's done enough to earn the right to go on for now. This current team has reached it's sell by date and if we want to be up there in the hunt, then for me, major changes need to happen next season. My only doubt is, does JM have the drive & fire in his belly to oversee this? I don't think he does and that's why I think many Rovers fans now think he's taken us as far as he can. A change for both parties maybe best in the long run. Still, there’s no point changing coaches just for the sake of it, unless we can attract a better long term coach.

The strange thing is we could still win the only realistic trophy on offer for us .... who knows we could do an under performing Warrington from 09 - writing off the league and solely concentrating on the cup ….. as unrealistic as that sounds right now, we’d have a better chance with JM as coach rather than a caretaker option or summat.

Justin Morgan has done a great job for us we would not be were we are with out him but that is thanks to our chairman and the board of directors the trouble with Justin is he has fell into the same trap has roger millward he to finished up with is favorites and let the good players get to old the one difference between roger and Justin is Justin can not lick rogers boots he was a far better coach but the game got the better of him just has it has got the better of Justin so it is time to let some one Else have ago please and we was also garbage in the league in 1980 when roger was in charge but we went on to win the cup

We all want the club to do well so this is a bit of a difficult one.Has he gone as far as he can at Rovers, should he go now and get someone in place now for next season or do we give him a chance to prove himself?
Superleague is progressing season on season and we all know that this season in particular has been dishing out some (what we would of a couple of seasons ago called "shock results"icon_wink.gif interesting scores. We know any team can be turned over if they are not at the top of their game on the day.
The league still has it's top 4 or 5 consistent teams and then the rest are just the chasing pack. We are in that chasing pack and we, just like other clubs are hungry to be up with the best.It's taken time for the likes of Warrington and Hudds to get where they are. We on relative terms are a new S/L side and on the larger scale of things have done very well in our early years. Just like HKR, Morgan is a young coach on a learning curve, he's done us proud in the past. Even though i'm not over the moon with this seasons performances i think we owe him the chance to turn things around and prove he is a good S/L coach here rather than say at Cas. Our season is all but over so my vote is Stay, lets see what you he can do, come on Morgs, prove us all wrong and get the Rovers train back on track.

He will go. Dont know when but he will, hope he has chance of a good send off because he will go down as an integral part of our history.
However the clouds are gathering, some strange decisions that cannot be ignored anymore.
How does Murrell play every week?
Why is Fisher the only hooker to get rotated lately?
Why has Liam Watts been allowed to go to seed?
What has Matt Cook done to be a waterboy?
Why do we play grubber kick and fetch every 5th tackle in the oppo's 20?
Why does Vella take the ball in EVERY 1st tackle in the oppo's 20?
If we play once a week why rotate forwards if they've played a blinder the week before?
Why dont we wrestle players onto their backs and wait till the ref shouts surrender before getting off?
Why do we take 10 minutes in getting up after being tackled allowing the opposition time for a cuppa in the defensive line?
And why was Morgan not down on the touchline on Sunday breathing fire at a woeful display instead of being in his bubble?

Stay and let him see out his contract he,ll turn it around !!!

You dont reckon London calling?

Someone who got it!
Great album.