If Easts were looking for a new coach, who would you prefer?

[Guest]

- Mal Meninga
- Ricky Stuart
- Michael Hagan
- Matthew Elliot
- Craig Fitzgibbon
- Wayne Pearce
- Alan Jones
- Daniel Anderson
- Steve Folkes
- Boxhead Walters
- Retain Brian Smith
- Other?


GO EASTS. GO INDIANA HOPE DAWKINS.

[Guest]

Jesus!!!!
I am struggling to pick the worse one out of that lot

[Guest]

- Mal Meninga
- Ricky Stuart
- Michael Hagan
- Matthew Elliot
- Craig Fitzgibbon
- Wayne Pearce
- Alan Jones
- Daniel Anderson
- Steve Folkes
- Boxhead Walters
- Retain Brian Smith
- Other?


GO EASTS. GO INDIANA HOPE DAWKINS.

Alot of my Parra mates rate Daniel Anderson very highly, peeved that they lost him! Trent Robinson has also come up a few times as a potentially good coach, personally I don't know, but I always thought Johnny Cartwright would be a good fit with Easts, I believe he was a huge asset to Sticky along with Dean Pay in our glory days last decade.

[bondi-boy]

- Mal Meninga
- Ricky Stuart
- Michael Hagan
- Matthew Elliot
- Craig Fitzgibbon
- Wayne Pearce
- Alan Jones
- Daniel Anderson
- Steve Folkes
- Boxhead Walters
- Retain Brian Smith
- Other?


GO EASTS. GO INDIANA HOPE DAWKINS.

Alan Jones!

This one;

http://www.2gb.com/index.php?option=...=27&Itemid=101

In 1984, he coached Australia's national team, the Wallabies, to their now-famous Grand Slam with victories over England, Ireland, Wales and Scotland and a Barbarian side made up of the best players of those countries, plus France.

During this tour, one British newspaper described Alan Jones as "the most approachable and articulate rugby person to visit Britain in the last 40 years".

The Times of London sports writer stated that Alan "has the most analytical brain I have encountered in charge of a national side".

[Guest]

Mark Murray with Laurie Freier and Russell Fairfax as assistants.

[Thirteen]

That fat country bumkin that trains Black Cavier would get the job done in my opinion.

[bondi-boy]

Oh, there is 'other'.

Other = 1. Trent Robinson 2. Adrian Lam.

[Guest]

Mark Murray with Laurie Freier and Russell Fairfax as assistants.

But being serious, probably Trent Robinson as mention above, or Jason Taylor

[Spanner in the works]

Director of Coaching: Daniel Anderson
Head coach: Jason Taylor
Assistant Coach: Brian Noble

That would work for me.

[Guest]

Alan Jones!

This one;

http://www.2gb.com/index.php?option=...=27&Itemid=101

In 1984, he coached Australia's national team, the Wallabies, to their now-famous Grand Slam with victories over England, Ireland, Wales and Scotland and a Barbarian side made up of the best players of those countries, plus France.

During this tour, one British newspaper described Alan Jones as "the most approachable and articulate rugby person to visit Britain in the last 40 years".

The Times of London sports writer stated that Alan "has the most analytical brain I have encountered in charge of a national side".

He'd pull off our young fellas even if they weren't tired or injured!!

[Thirteen]

Jason Taylor smacked a Souths player in the head...he has my respect!

[Thirteen]

No matter who we get Politis will still run the team.

[Guest]

No matter who we get Politis will still run the team.

and there is our problem

[Guest]

Director of Coaching: Brian Smith
Head coach: Jason Taylor (option 1) or Trent Robinson (option 2)
Assistants: Dean Pay / Craig Fitzgibbon / Adrian Morley

I would like to see Smith stay involved in the club to maintain continuity.

Ditto for Taylor. He has done his apprenticeship with the Roosters Toyota Cup and knows the up and coming players strengths and weakness. I think he has always had talent as a coach but has previously lacked maturity.

[stephenj]

alan jones is a national disgrace, a biggotted stuck in the closet right winger "[ reminds me of the joke when he coached balmain? why do blocker and sirro put their old fellas in the ice barrel at games end? cause al like to suck on a cold one after the game!