Re: Craig Sandercock : Thu Sep 29, 2011 8:43 pm  

http://www.theherald.com.au/news/local/ ... 03105.aspx Good read

http://www.theherald.com.au/news/local/ ... 03105.aspx Good read

Re: Craig Sandercock : Tue Oct 11, 2011 6:25 pm  

Fair play to the bloke on coming over to have a look at the surroundings, meet the players and more importantly the fans. He could easily have stayed over there and not been bothered about coming over until he absolutely had to after he was appointed like some coaches do

Re: Craig Sandercock : Tue Oct 11, 2011 6:40 pm  

MrPhilb wrote:

Fair play to the bloke on coming over to have a look at the surroundings, meet the players and more importantly the fans. He could easily have stayed over there and not been bothered about coming over until he absolutely had to after he was appointed like some coaches do

I'm impressed mate, seems to have grabbed the opportunity with both hands and looks to be wanting to make a start.

As sorry as I feel for Taulapapa, who also seemed keen to come over and make a go of it, it shows our coach is perhaps willing to put his foot down and say "Nah mate, don't want him", equally the board responded and it appears to be for the good of the team in that an improved signing isto be made.

Re: Craig Sandercock : Tue Oct 11, 2011 7:27 pm  

Watched the hull kr tv forum and interview with Craig looks good and seems to know what he wants and by sounds of it he is gonna get what he wants, I agree with dum dum feel for misi but we gotta think about what's best for the club and if Craig says he not gonna fit with his plans then no use wasting a spot on him spec if we can get a 22 yr old who Craig knows and has coached. I'm excited bout next season.

Re: Craig Sandercock : Tue Oct 11, 2011 7:31 pm  

MrPhilb wrote:

Fair play to the bloke on coming over to have a look at the surroundings, meet the players and more importantly the fans. He could easily have stayed over there and not been bothered about coming over until he absolutely had to after he was appointed like some coaches do

Absolutely phil was thinking the same that it's great to ave a coach whose interested in the clubs history to I think he will be a surprise coach in super league maybe not next season but the year after watch this space........

Re: Craig Sandercock : Tue Oct 11, 2011 8:02 pm  

I'm not expecting miracles and instant progress but I've been convinced we're headed the right way.

Re: Craig Sandercock : Tue Oct 11, 2011 8:15 pm  

dum-dum wrote:

As sorry as I feel for Taulapapa, who also seemed keen to come over and make a go of it, it shows our coach is perhaps willing to put his foot down and say "Nah mate, don't want him", equally the board responded and it appears to be for the good of the team in that an improved signing isto be made.

This is what happens when loose cannons like Hudge get involved in areas they shouldn't. Interesting that most Rovers' fans defended the bum over bosom approach to recruitment before the appointment of Blandercock.

Poor Taulapapa. And sadly, the only thing Hudge achieved is more unnecessary expenditure.

Re: Craig Sandercock : Tue Oct 11, 2011 9:01 pm  

WormInHand wrote:

This is what happens when loose cannons like Hudge get involved in areas they shouldn't. Interesting that most Rovers' fans defended the bum over bosom approach to recruitment before the appointment of Blandercock.

Poor Taulapapa. And sadly, the only thing Hudge achieved is more unnecessary expenditure.

Seriously, this is awful.

Re: Craig Sandercock : Tue Oct 11, 2011 9:04 pm  

MrPhilb wrote:

Fair play to the bloke on coming over to have a look at the surroundings, meet the players and more importantly the fans. He could easily have stayed over there and not been bothered about coming over until he absolutely had to after he was appointed like some coaches do

Or even better, come over before you accept the job like gentle

Re: Craig Sandercock : Tue Oct 11, 2011 9:05 pm  

Sandra The Terrorist wrote:

Seriously, this is awful.

Bloody awful don't ya think