Cullen resignation

[mike binder]

on paper defo 3 top 5 teams

[turf]

I actually feel sorry for Cullen. A superb coach who talks a lot of sense when doing SKY commentary while also giving 25 great years service to the Warrington club.

I hope he is back in a job in RL soon.

[ancientnloyal]

why do you feel sorry for him? he has had many years building a team of failures. his own fault. and his 'sense' is biased and opinionated, perhaps not accurate

[medlocke]

This a devastating loss to RL, Warrington will no longer be the mediocre shambles they have been for years, i can now see Wigan slipping further down the pecking order, especialy if Warrington pick up a decent coach, they have the players that we don't and with a good coach they will be a great side, Cullen your a W**ker

[Mike]

Slightly worrying for us - now Warrington might become that Top-4 side that their squad looks like. We'll have to work harder to stay where we are.

[Matthew]

Good and bad news I think...

Good news in that I never liked Cullen - he talked b*ll*cks and acted like a t**t; especially whenever his mate Eddie got him a spot on sky.

Bad News - in that after stains, wire are my least favourite side and I wouldn't them to break with tradition and start winning things!

Extra Bad News is that Eddie and Sky will probably give him a shoulder to cry and we will have to suffer his inane ramblings at every televised game!

[warriors united]

any ideas on who could or might take over

[GeoffN]

A superb coach who talks a lot of sense when doing SKY commentary while also giving 25 great years service to the Warrington club.

That has to be post of the week!

A rubbish coach who talks a lot of gibberish when doing SKY commentary while also giving 25 great years service to the rest of Super League.

Fixed your typos.

[sheepdip]

After that performance last night, Cullen had to go. He should have got the boot some time ago, but I guess the club wanted to show loyalty a man who on and off has been connected with the club many years. Some of those players last night should be ashamed of themselves. Sides whom over many years have looked good on paper but won nothing. Some how I can see it continuing even with a new coach. Under achievement is deep within the clubs psychie I reckon.

[josie andrews]

I feel sh*t about Cullen

HEARTBROKEN Lee Briers admitted Paul Cullen’s shock decision to quit left him feeling ‘like absolute s**t.’

And the Warrington Wolves star reckons any of his team-mates not just as sickened at the loss of their coach are inhuman.

Cullen’s six-year reign as Wolves boss came to an end with Monday’s defeat to basement boys Castleford Tigers.

After seeing them leak four tries in the last 10 minutes, he immediately told the players, ‘I’m done, finished. I wish you all the best for the rest of the season’, before making an emotional departure.

Stand-off Briers was distraught and shattered at the resignation of a man he rates as a mentor and one of his closest pals in the game.

And, yesterday, he insisted the players should be the ones under the cosh for letting down the club.

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sp ... y%20League

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/rugbyl ... ngton.html
Overseas stars to blame for Cullen's departure from Warrington
Former Great Britain captain Phil Clarke has accused some of Warrington's expensive imports of letting down coach Paul Cullen.

Warrington-born Cullen, Super League's longest-serving coach, left after Monday's shock home defeat by bottom club Castleford.

He walked into the Wolves dressing room as angry fans called for him to be sacked and told the players: "That's it, lads. I'm done," ending a 25-year association with the club.