[Chris71]

Re: Pearson : Wed Aug 21, 2024 2:44 pm  

UllFC wrote:

bonaire wrote:

I would suggest to all fans to look on the website of IMG and try to find anything they say that has been applied to Rugby League to enhance the sport..
What they do regularly is bring in another company like in this case Simon Data to increase their revenues by charging them fees or commision when their system is introduced to a client and IMG seemingly have ran out of ideas.
The more i see and hear from Staff at the RFL the more i despair about the game.
If they cant see they are having the wool pulled over their eyes and at great expense then they are not fit for purpose.

The comments from RFL Commerical about Magic are an embarassment. 2nd lowest weekend crowd ever, lowest single day crowd ever yet all a success because the ground was cheap and now dreaming of fans heading across the Irish sea to sxpensive Dublin??

Think most fans know as we all said at the time that Elland Rd was announced as the venue instead of St James' Park it was nothing more than a cost cutting measure. These comments do nothing but reaffirm the thoughts of the majority of fans and the fact the RFL and SL Chairman aren't capable of being in charge of running and looking after the best interests of the sport.

Re: Pearson : Sat Aug 24, 2024 7:07 am  

HU8HFC wrote:

It isn't often I use the word hate for someone, but I have had a genuine hatred for Pearson for years. His attitude and demeanour reflects why we are such a laughing stock in this sport. We had some bad results prior to Radford's departure, however his sacking on live TV has proved to be a significant turning point in this clubs recent history, everything since that point has been negative, bad managers, bad staff, bad players, bad results, reducing pass numbers and attendances.
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FFS not that old chestnut. Radford was not sacked on live TV. His sacking was announced on live TV.

Ever heard of the Mandela Effect?

Pearson's error was not sacking Radford in 2018 after eleven straight losses including 10-72 at Wakefield and 10-80 at Warrington.

Re: Pearson : Sat Aug 24, 2024 10:58 am  

ComeOnYouUll wrote:

FFS not that old chestnut. Radford was not sacked on live TV. His sacking was announced on live TV.

Ever heard of the Mandela Effect?

Pearson's error was not sacking Radford in 2018 after eleven straight losses including 10-72 at Wakefield and 10-80 at Warrington.

Some People eh

Re: Pearson : Sun Aug 25, 2024 2:26 am  

Pearson should have sacked Radfud in 2015 !!! That’s a FACT

We would have won more than 2 CCs with that team under a much better coach

Re: Pearson : Sun Aug 25, 2024 6:05 am  

ComeOnYouUll wrote:

FFS not that old chestnut. Radford was not sacked on live TV. His sacking was announced on live TV.

Ever heard of the Mandela Effect?

Pearson's error was not sacking Radford in 2018 after eleven straight losses including 10-72 at Wakefield and 10-80 at Warrington.

Do you recall any other club announcing the sacking of a coach on live tv post match? Whatever way you wish to view it, it was a poor way to go about it. Radford deserved the sack, but not in that manner.

Re: Pearson : Sun Aug 25, 2024 8:04 am  

ComeOnYouUll wrote:

FFS not that old chestnut. Radford was not sacked on live TV. His sacking was announced on live TV.

Ever heard of the Mandela Effect?

Pearson's error was not sacking Radford in 2018 after eleven straight losses including 10-72 at Wakefield and 10-80 at Warrington.

To be fair, it wasn't AP's finest moment.
Loads of different ways to have gone about it, and with hindsight, a quiet call into the office on the Monday morning would have been a better way of going about things.
One way or another, it's been a slippery slope ever since.

Re: Pearson : Sun Aug 25, 2024 1:42 pm  

WIZEB wrote:

To be fair, it wasn't AP's finest moment.
Loads of different ways to have gone about it, and with hindsight, a quiet call into the office on the Monday morning would have been a better way of going about things.
One way or another, it's been a slippery slope ever since.

We were already well on the downward side of the slippery slope

Re: Pearson : Sun Aug 25, 2024 1:46 pm  

Jake the Peg wrote:

We were already well on the downward side of the slippery slope

Yep he started it, should have been sacked for playing Fash at hooker when we had Litten.

Re: Pearson : Sun Aug 25, 2024 1:54 pm  

Dave K. wrote:

Yep he started it, should have been sacked for playing Fash at hooker when we had Litten.

Did everything but play Litten. Washy, Hadley and Fash all had more of a crack

Re: Pearson : Sun Aug 25, 2024 2:09 pm  

Dave K. wrote:

Yep he started it, should have been sacked for playing Fash at hooker when we had Litten.

Yup, and that missing piece of the jigsaw, that experienced head coach, definitely finished the job good and proper .