Exactly...and like I said on the Minikin thread if things don't start well he will be under a lot of pressure and not have the complete power he's had(Most of the time ) since hes been down laneFIat Capper wrote: ↑03 Sep 2021, 10:08 I know I'm a sceptic, a cynic and very much often pessimistic but the closer we get to Powell moving, the more I become convinced he neither wants nor ever wanted to.
He gave all the usual clichés following his announcement; new challenge, every coach has a time limit at one club and so on but if they were all true, why would he sign many of the same players that are his current challenge or part of his current role?
Surely a new challenge or a new club would be new players, different players, different tools to work with, etc?
To me it seems increasingly like he wants what he's already got but felt he had to escape whatever shackles were now placed upon him.
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He's got an unlimited budget at wire and 2 marquee options. Bearing in mind the world best player Inglis want the highest played and now classed as coach, plenty of scope. He was on a tight budget at Cas. Plus outstanding training facilities.FIat Capper wrote: ↑03 Sep 2021, 10:08 I know I'm a sceptic, a cynic and very much often pessimistic but the closer we get to Powell moving, the more I become convinced he neither wants nor ever wanted to.
He gave all the usual clichés following his announcement; new challenge, every coach has a time limit at one club and so on but if they were all true, why would he sign many of the same players that are his current challenge or part of his current role?
Surely a new challenge or a new club would be new players, different players, different tools to work with, etc?
To me it seems increasingly like he wants what he's already got but felt he had to escape whatever shackles were now placed upon him.
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And that's my point. Here at Cas he has, in the main, the players he wants but feels he doesn't get sufficient support from the Club to develop those players enough, If he did, he wouldn't hesitate to stay, no matter how long he's been here or whether it still challengers him in the ways he wants.
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I do agree with that. I feel after Warrington, however long that maybe, he will be back at Cas as a DOR.FIat Capper wrote: ↑03 Sep 2021, 10:08 I know I'm a sceptic, a cynic and very much often pessimistic but the closer we get to Powell moving, the more I become convinced he neither wants nor ever wanted to.
He gave all the usual clichés following his announcement; new challenge, every coach has a time limit at one club and so on but if they were all true, why would he sign many of the same players that are his current challenge or part of his current role?
Surely a new challenge or a new club would be new players, different players, different tools to work with, etc?
To me it seems increasingly like he wants what he's already got but felt he had to escape whatever shackles were now placed upon him.
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Think Radford and his team will do well enough without needing Powell hovering over them ...
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Once the season has passed it will be time to move on, with the new regime at Cas, Radders has already begun the process of acquiring the players he feels he can work with and, so far, doesn't seem to have relied to heavily on blokes he's worked with before.
So whilst the canvas may have a very light coloured water wash, it is pretty much blank enough to allow Radders to work his art. I'm not sure Powell has the same washed canvas but that will be his problem.
So whilst the canvas may have a very light coloured water wash, it is pretty much blank enough to allow Radders to work his art. I'm not sure Powell has the same washed canvas but that will be his problem.
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We’ve confirmed three signings that I can think of (Fariamo, Westerman and Mamo)…Radford has worked with two of them previously.FIat Capper wrote: ↑03 Sep 2021, 13:29 doesn't seem to have relied to heavily on blokes he's worked with before.
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DP making a move for Minikin a lad we let go, Foster JSL anyone
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tigerfeat wrote: ↑03 Sep 2021, 10:15Exactly...and like I said on the Minikin thread if things don't start well he will be under a lot of pressure and not have the complete power he's had(Most of the time ) since hes been down laneFIat Capper wrote: ↑03 Sep 2021, 10:08 I know I'm a sceptic, a cynic and very much often pessimistic but the closer we get to Powell moving, the more I become convinced he neither wants nor ever wanted to.
He gave all the usual clichés following his announcement; new challenge, every coach has a time limit at one club and so on but if they were all true, why would he sign many of the same players that are his current challenge or part of his current role?
Surely a new challenge or a new club would be new players, different players, different tools to work with, etc?
DP is probably like most bosses at any workplace. If they move they like to take a few trusted colleagues with them.
To me it seems increasingly like he wants what he's already got but felt he had to escape whatever shackles were now placed upon him.
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Like most bosses who move. DP will take a few trusted lieutenants/Spies with him.
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I always thought he had the support, especially when they choose him over Steve Gill, if all is to believed in the Zak drug Saga. Though we couldn't compete financially.FIat Capper wrote: ↑03 Sep 2021, 12:18And that's my point. Here at Cas he has, in the main, the players he wants but feels he doesn't get sufficient support from the Club to develop those players enough, If he did, he wouldn't hesitate to stay, no matter how long he's been here or whether it still challengers him in the ways he wants.
We need better training facilities, we know that but there's no desire from the owners to do it. We need a new ground to bring in the money to pay for marquee but that doesn't seem any closer.
Maybe he'll come back to a new ground and facilities? I'm hoping I know
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We can get a marquee without the new stadium.
As always, it comes back to fans getting off their backsides and going to games every week. Average 8.5k = marquee signing capabilities.
As always, it comes back to fans getting off their backsides and going to games every week. Average 8.5k = marquee signing capabilities.
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We need another 2017 for that. Here's hoping.HuddsTigers wrote: ↑06 Sep 2021, 18:29 We can get a marquee without the new stadium.
As always, it comes back to fans getting off their backsides and going to games every week. Average 8.5k = marquee signing capabilities.
The question will be "how did we invest the 2017 money?"
I maintain that this run of form since Daryl came in is the best we can get. Always in the playoffs, never near relegation and the odd final. I think a regular 8.5k crowd odd only achievable in a new ground.
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We paid cash for:mart0042 wrote: ↑07 Sep 2021, 10:18We need another 2017 for that. Here's hoping.HuddsTigers wrote: ↑06 Sep 2021, 18:29 We can get a marquee without the new stadium.
As always, it comes back to fans getting off their backsides and going to games every week. Average 8.5k = marquee signing capabilities.
The question will be "how did we invest the 2017 money?"
I maintain that this run of form since Daryl came in is the best we can get. Always in the playoffs, never near relegation and the odd final. I think a regular 8.5k crowd odd only achievable in a new ground.
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Ok. Then it was worth it certainly. Apart from wardle obviously.Fumper27 wrote: ↑07 Sep 2021, 10:22We paid cash for:mart0042 wrote: ↑07 Sep 2021, 10:18We need another 2017 for that. Here's hoping.HuddsTigers wrote: ↑06 Sep 2021, 18:29 We can get a marquee without the new stadium.
As always, it comes back to fans getting off their backsides and going to games every week. Average 8.5k = marquee signing capabilities.
The question will be "how did we invest the 2017 money?"
I maintain that this run of form since Daryl came in is the best we can get. Always in the playoffs, never near relegation and the odd final. I think a regular 8.5k crowd odd only achievable in a new ground.
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We spent a fair chunk on Richardson as well rarther than sign someone off contract can't say that was money well spent up to press
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Yeah we did we could still have signed someone who was off contract and kept all of the Gale money I'm not saying it was wrong to spend money just he's not been worth the money spent ...so far
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Minus the Wigan game (where nobody really covered themselves in glory) I think Danny has looked pretty good for the last 5/6 games - was really good against Saints and Hull FC - really seemed to have found his groove.
So close, yet so far.
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DP as done a good job he as also signed some good players but the last two from AUS have yet to show their worth
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