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If anyone should go it should be Andrews, but then we would have to suffer him in the premiership.
If anyone should go it should be Andrews, but then we would have to suffer him in the premiership.
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well, he did do a great job....
I'd like to see him continue. If he ditches the old guard, and is allowed time.
there is no point what-so-ever saying we must win the 6N - if we want the World Cup, then we will have to accept that we're going to need to almost start from scratch... because half the team won't be around for the next world cup.
though laurence dalagio might try to be available for selection!
I'd like to see him continue. If he ditches the old guard, and is allowed time.
there is no point what-so-ever saying we must win the 6N - if we want the World Cup, then we will have to accept that we're going to need to almost start from scratch... because half the team won't be around for the next world cup.
though laurence dalagio might try to be available for selection!
I'm not sure what Andrew is playing at? Ashton turned it around during the World Cup and should be both applauded and rewarded for it. We all know that the game Ashton prefers to play is a more expansive one so he should be now given the chance to prove he can do it by bringing in and building his own team. Not got much time for Andrew to be honest.
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Not sure whether I read this correctly but after the 36-0 drubbing, didn't the senior players have a meeting where they said the management's tactics etc weren't working on the pitch and decided to do it their way? If that is the case, surely he isn't worthy of a new contract maybe? I've probably misinterpreted what was said, I think by lewsey or Wilkinson - any ideas anyone?
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all the coaching staff and players have done a great job BUT i still think there should be change at the top!
ashton has done a job this world cup but you cant forget the mess that we were in in the run up to it!
i think the whole of the RFU needs a shake up not just the head coach.
ashton has done a job this world cup but you cant forget the mess that we were in in the run up to it!
i think the whole of the RFU needs a shake up not just the head coach.
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Dave this story as been reported with quotes from a number of players. Add this to the Fraser Waters damning report on the tactics used at the training camp before the RWC and it looks like it was Player power that did us proud and not BA.Dave W wrote:Not sure whether I read this correctly but after the 36-0 drubbing, didn't the senior players have a meeting where they said the management's tactics etc weren't working on the pitch and decided to do it their way? If that is the case, surely he isn't worthy of a new contract maybe? I've probably misinterpreted what was said, I think by lewsey or Wilkinson - any ideas anyone?
Also remember his woeful selections and putting players out of position all of which failed. The team he finsihed with is not the team he first put as his strongest team. Did he not believe an all Wasps back row was the answer with Parry as 9 and Farell outside him?
Still as we got to the final he should be given his chance with a couple of 6Ns but not a four year contract. The question of how good BA is now (He was good but that IMO that was a while ago). So give him a chance. Of course the RFU post WC review may result in a different view.
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Dave W wrote:Not sure whether I read this correctly but after the 36-0 drubbing, didn't the senior players have a meeting where they said the management's tactics etc weren't working on the pitch and decided to do it their way? If that is the case, surely he isn't worthy of a new contract maybe? I've probably misinterpreted what was said, I think by lewsey or Wilkinson - any ideas anyone?
Yeah well there is that I suppose.
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The problem lies with Rob Andrew I'm afraid, while he is there I very much doubt ANY of the "younger" coaches ( Hill, Deano etc) will touch the England job.
A source I know near to him ( not RFU !) says just what an obnoxious, jumped up primma donna he is............not a nice man and definatly not a good boss to have.
A source I know near to him ( not RFU !) says just what an obnoxious, jumped up primma donna he is............not a nice man and definatly not a good boss to have.
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AS I have said on here before having spoken to a pretty reliable source, BA is allowed to select who he likes...............but only if Andrew says sonasher wrote:If the press reports about player influence are correct then BA does not deserve a new contract but if the major influence on selection and tactics was Andrew then he is the one to go.However as Andrew is Baron's man there will be no change other than maybe not renewing BA's contract.
The new man will be Andrew's man and I suspect that is and will be the problem - any new coach must be willing to toe the Andrew line regardless of the consequences.That alone will restrict the candidates to a very short list.
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