I doubt he will do anything for SAlford, but I could be wrong, teams that he has coached have played dull boring rugby and watching wales is like watching paint dry, one up rugby with a last tackle kick"............time will tell but Salford can't buy success it's more embedded. I team that succeeds like LEeds have done over the last ten years is built on local talent and a will to work for each other, signing players like Tim smith, hock and rangi chase are there for the money and no more. It's a recipe for disaster.

Iestyn Harris! Now there's a name that'll always have a whiff to it. That rich aroma of Welshness, greed, and a cavalier attitude to honouring contracts. Surely not the sort you would really want to see back at Headingley?

Let him try his luck at Warrington.....or perhaps the Welsh RFC might be a tad more forgiving. Will I smile when the good Doctor shows him the door? Nah, Karma can be a bitch.

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I have reservations about Harris hacking it as a coach, mainly because of his tendency to move from one project to another quite quickly. These moves may or may not be brought about by financial considerations but from the perspective of building a career path, some of his choices seem rather odd. An earlier poster likened him to Darryl Powell; for my money he's more similar to Brian Noble - except that he's unlikely to inherit an all-conquering team that will make his name and keep him in the game in the same way.

Harris has succeeded Noble before at Crusaders. Did Harris improve them?

The Dr is seeming to be demanded results, it doesn't quite work like that.