We will not hence why i hope Faz is an assistant under Edwards in 3/4 years time.

I have no doubt Edwards will be back at Wigan, nor Faz, but it will not happen in the short term.

I can't help myself

now we will see the fighting noble, wigan not got an easy trip to quins next do you think that he will turn it around down there or will it be the seal of doom

You mentioned wigan had only 6 players who wanted to play for wigan (I never said you named them) I only asked if noble had signed the 6 who wanted to play for wigan.

If Hanley's the answer, we're asking the wrong question.

what about wayne bennett?

We're a year too late.

Nobody.


If you honestly think that the coach is at fault here then you need :

a. More life experience
b. More RL knowledge


In that order.

I know that mate, what I was saying was, he's probably the only coach good enough at the moment to coach Wigan.

I don't think it's the coach, it's the players - If you look at Football, Scolari for example, that he's won the world cup, and yet, because Chelsea had lost so many games in a row... He was sacked?!? ... It's the same with Noble, all he's acheived with Bradford, sacking him won't make a difference... It's the team, not the coach. Something isn't right, and it needs be sorted.

you must be one of nobbys best mates then,

why would you need to put them comments on here,
are you more knowledgeable than others on this forum, do you need to be more experienced in life to pass a comment



maybe when he leaves and you replace him with somebody that gets some fire into the bellies of your players then you might look back and realize that you should of off loaded him sometime ago

How so?

At least justify your stance.

I am intruiged.

As it has been mentioned often enough, Edwards will not come to Wigan until his son is older. Wanting something wont make it happen. Noble will be here for the rest of the season because Maurice isnt in charge anymore. The next coach should be Lam, with Farrell as his assistant. Lam has the experience, and the two of them together would die for Wigan.

If you read Brett Kenny's section of that Match of my life book, he says that when they sacked Millward, he sent his CV to the club but it diddnt get there in time. Maybe he'll try again if he does go. But I heard the club would lose 1m if he was sacked

I can't see how the 2 most successful coaches of the summer era are having this happen to them.

That being said, the squads bear no resemblence to each other.

Regardless, our players leave a helluva lot to be desired. That being said, im sure the skirt they get in Walkabout tonight will cheer them up.

his mams sent him to bed

Because they both have garbage man management skills. Millward is twice the coach Noble is, but the Wigan job was beyond the wrong move looking back.

If Noble gets another job after Wigan i assure you it will be his last.

No where official. Maybe best with what you have tbh

oh dear!

Why on earth would you want Hanley!

"Who will win us the Super League back?" that was the question Saints were asking last time Wigan were champions.

How is he not in your opinion? He was poor for Wigan i agree, he in my opinion never stood a chance due to his relationships off the field and history. He lost the dressing room the minute he walked in.


Nobles effect is like a cancer though is a slow death and a slow loss of confidence. Noble stood a chance at Wigan, Millward never did.

Because he is a strong character who will dominate the dressingroom and command respect. Something we have not seen since Mike Gregory. Not to mention his record.

Why would you not want him?

Do you REALLY think that Nobby would have started this SL season without.


1. Another prop
2; A 6 that he believed in



IL is the source of the problems here. NOT BN.

How would you feel about Tony Smith?

Turned Leeds into League Champions in his first season, something many bigger names had not achieved in 32 years

Went on to claim the WCC, and then, despite being under the kosh from know-nowt Leeds fans, delivered another title

Likes to use the academy (IIRC about 11 of our 2004 Grand Final winning team came through the ranks) but will use decent older players if they fit in with his plans

Forget his World Cup with England, they were going to fail whoever was in charge. And I'm sure he'd leave that post if he was offered a job like Wigan.

So if Smith was appointed, what would you think of that?

But a coach has to deal with the hand he is dealt, do you think he is utilising it to its full potential?