Podcast with Simon Cohen

[Tigerbeat]

https://soundcloud.com/user-271025813/e ... imon-cohen

Good listen

[Dangerous4]

To be honest, Simon Cohen came out of that interview pretty well. An enlightening discussion.

[Scott1]

Worth listening to or cliche ridden same old?

[kpj tiger]

Worth listening to or cliche ridden same old?

Personally I was surprised how open SC was, came across really well IMO and explained the clubs thinking about several contentions issues

[Tigerbeat]

Worth listening to or cliche ridden same old?

Give it a listen and you can decide.

[Dangerous4]

Worth listening to or cliche ridden same old?

Give it a listen and you can decide.

Yes, it's well worth a listen.

[Scott1]

Thanks guys will do!

[ellis9]

Worth listening to or cliche ridden same old?

Give it a listen and you can decide.

Funny. I was going to say this but feel my lips need to be zipped with certain people.

[Grumpy of Crumbie]

Not sure why anyone wouldn't want to listen to this or the other podcasts. I think this series is great and gives a real insight into lots of aspects of rugby, not just the Tigers.

I'm sure people will want to be synicle about how true it all is buts that's their prerogative.

I thought Simon Cohen provided open answers to some difficult questions, particularly around the changes in head coaches and the challenges of recruitment.

On the down side it was very upsetting to hear about the level of abuse recieved by officials of the club and their families both in person and via social media. Leicester Tigers should have no place for so called fans who are prepared to stoop to that level. Its disappointing that the approach by the club to this forum has changed as a result

[4]

Agreed. Collective fans objective for rest of season should be to be generally decent enough that SC’s wife returns to watch games at WR.

[ellis9]

Not sure why anyone wouldn't want to listen to this or the other podcasts. I think this series is great and gives a real insight into lots of aspects of rugby, not just the Tigers.

I'm sure people will want to be synicle about how true it all is buts that's their prerogative.

I thought Simon Cohen provided open answers to some difficult questions, particularly around the changes in head coaches and the challenges of recruitment.

On the down side it was very upsetting to hear about the level of abuse recieved by officials of the club and their families both in person and via social media. Leicester Tigers should have no place for so called fans who are prepared to stoop to that level. Its disappointing that the approach by the club to this forum has changed as a result

Agreed. For Leicester staff not being able to go out around the city due to getting abuse from "fans" is disgraceful. If any of you on here are one of those people, you need to have a very long, hard look at yourselves and you should be absolutely ashamed!

[ellis9]

It was also confirmed that the club are on all social media platforms and some things are shown to the players.

[strawclearer]

Must admit - I didn't realise that the abuse directed towards SC (and presumably others to a lesser degree) had got so vitriolic. It's generally a waste of time trying to shame the shameless into better behaviour -although I'm still trying with Trump - so I'd just sling them out!

Interesting that they look at the various social media platforms through Sam 'Bondi' Williamson. Now - what's his 'handle' on here, I wonder?

[chewbacca]

Abuse is always unacceptable (unless it's direct at D. Trump ). Whilst we may not always agree abuse has no part to play in debate. I thought it was an interesting podcast and clearly finance is a huge issue.

[4]

Interesting that they look at the various social media platforms through Sam 'Bondi' Williamson. Now - what's his 'handle' on here, I wonder?

Don’t need one to read a public forum, can just read anonymously like I do most of the time!