Re: Applegarth Back in RL : Fri Jun 07, 2024 12:37 pm  

The Avenger wrote:

I think my go to was Apple Crumble,
He’s gone so I no longer care what he does

Very generous of you.

Re: Applegarth Back in RL : Fri Jun 07, 2024 12:40 pm  

Prince Buster wrote:

Totally agree with others, Mash stood up to coach his home town club. However he got dealt a very poor squad and was on a hiding to nothing from day one. I hope the bloke is successful at York

TBF he knew from day one that there was no cash, it wasn't hidden from him. He took a gamble and I admire that.

Also, it's worth noting that despite the criticism he got, he very nearly pulled it off, there was a brief moment when it looked possible - not many relegated coaches can say that.

I reckon there is a very good coach in that lad, certainly a SL assistant in a few years time.

Re: Applegarth Back in RL : Fri Jun 07, 2024 4:09 pm  

vastman wrote:

TBF he knew from day one that there was no cash, it wasn't hidden from him. He took a gamble and I admire that.

Also, it's worth noting that despite the criticism he got, he very nearly pulled it off, there was a brief moment when it looked possible - not many relegated coaches can say that.

I still reckon that the dropped ball by Lineham against Cas ultimately cost us our super league place. But we would be struggling at the foot again, even with Matt Ellis in charge, so no complaints from me.

Re: Applegarth Back in RL : Fri Jun 07, 2024 5:27 pm  

Wollo-Wollo-Wollo-Wayoo wrote:

I still reckon that the dropped ball by Lineham against Cas ultimately cost us our super league place. But we would be struggling at the foot again, even with Matt Ellis in charge, so no complaints from me.

The try disallowed because Ashurst was in the 10 was the killer. Cas would've been broken had it been given

Re: Applegarth Back in RL : Fri Jun 07, 2024 6:31 pm  

vastman wrote:

Very generous of you.

More than generous as a matter of fact!