At least a double.
And Dufty as well
I've said a few times, I think Flanno wants out. He's a grandfather and he's tired. The criticism Kyle has gotten really hurts Flanno and the whole family, as he said.
Well hopefully he gets his wish at ft on Anzac Day. I’d expect some form of club announcement by 6pm that night right after the game, EPL style.
Your theory makes sense, Edward. It does look like Flanno wants out, and I believe the club would be comfortable settling on a fair severance to make that happen. A figure in the $400–500k range has been mentioned in another thread, which feels about right. I don’t see it as a stand‑off, more that the club wants him to stay in place until the replacement is settled and the timing lines up, which may be the bye week.
I have never heard of an NRL coach wanting out, without having another club to go to, such as Hasler to Canterbury or Cleary to Penrith.
This poor excuse for a coach who shud already have been sent packing has again picked all his favorites. FF sakes BOD do your duty as he is dictating the terms you weak individuals.Dragons team:
- Tyrell Sloan
- Christian Tuipulotu
- Mathew Feagai
- Valentine Holmes
- Setu Tu
- Daniel Atkinson
- Kyle Flanagan
- Emre Guler
- Damien Cook
- Toby Couchman
- Luciano Leilua
- Jaydn Su’A
- Hamish Stewart
- Jacob Liddle
- Blake Lawrie
- Jacob Halangahu
- Josh Kerr
- Hame Sele
- Kade Reed
Gotta laugh or you will cry.
Oh poor poor Flanno. What coin does a head coach get these days, as much as an elite player? HE IS OVERPAID going on his abysmal win/loss record. The flack both he and his son cop is well deserved and yes being a father, it hurts him. But he did bring it on himself as he shud never have come here with his boy. That was plain dumb and a move that has seen us remain a mediocre club and him with one foot out the back door...
You misunderstood me. I wasn't trying to elicit any sympathy for Flanno. Just speculating on what he is thinking.
I recall Roy Masters wanted to leave in 1986, because he felt coaching had taken its toll physically and mentally, but the club talked him into staying on. He probably thought sports journalism was better for his health than coaching.
I know the table makes it look like we’re fielding a below sub‑standard squad Dave, but I believe our fortunes would look very different under a Bellamy or a Bennett. Any chance we can organise a one‑week coaching swap to test the theory?
I am not saying your are wrong, but Souths only won one more game than us last year with Bennett there. They had a better roster than us and we both were decimated with injuries.
Good observation Frank, but given where we are, I would be happy with a 33% win / loss ratio.
Yes just goes to show that no matter who you are in this comp, there is just no guarantee of wins. Souths though are doing a lot better this year and I feel sure that Bellamy's team will start to get their wins against better teams than just us and the Eels throughout the year but could miss out in the all important top 4 zone..