Adrian Lam ' it would be great to be considerd a coach or assistant coach'

[THE 18th Man]

Adrain Lam in League Express Today

"I'd be excited about having the chance to have any involvement there.
the Warriors have a great history and it would be great to be considerd a coach or assistant coach there.
I have wonderful memories of the club. I played for them 106 times and won the Challenge Cup in 2002"


my Idol when i first started watching Rugby and thought he should have had the job when Dennis Betts was demoted.
also Kris Rads stated in his book that he believes that if Noble hadnt got the job Lammy would have.

NOT a Noble out thread but would love him to be the coach

[mike binder]

its in 2 nights post as well also says speculation of nobby going to Celtic

[gpartin]

its in 2 nights post as well also says speculation of nobby going to Celtic

Our Father, who art in Heaven....

Please please please.

[joeb]

remind me please,what has lammy won,as a coach

[Wigan_forever1985]

remind me please,what has lammy won,as a coach

on that logic why have the two most successful coaches of the superleague era failed completely at wigan?

[GeoffN]

remind me please,what has lammy won,as a coach

As I've posted on another thread, remind me what Nathan Brown, Justin Morgan, Mick Potter, Terry Matterson, John Kear (ok, one cup win 12 years ago, that he's still living off..) had won as coaches beofr ecoming to SL? All their teams are doing as well as, or better than us, in most cases with less resurces.

In contrast, look at Noble's & Millward's records before coming here, as wigan_forever points out.

[sheepdip]

remind me please,what has lammy won,as a coach

on that logic why have the two most successful coaches of the superleague era failed completely at wigan?

Fair point! Experience has not brought us success over recent years. In the abscence of a top NRL coach, he may as well be given a chance. He is keen on coming to Wigan, that's one positive at least.

[Kittwazzer]

remind me please,what has lammy won,as a coach

on that logic why have the two most successful coaches of the superleague era failed completely at wigan?

As ever, everyone has the question, but noone has the answer!

I am convinced that there is already a clique being formed to denigrate whoever becomes the next coach after Noble!

[ian.birchall]

remind me please,what has lammy won,as a coach

As I've posted on another thread, remind me what Nathan Brown, Justin Morgan, Mick Potter, Terry Matterson, John Kear (ok, one cup win 12 years ago, that he's still living off..) had won as coaches beofr ecoming to SL? All their teams are doing as well as, or better than us, in most cases with less resurces.

In contrast, look at Noble's & Millward's records before coming here, as wigan_forever points out.

Err Two, Sheffield Eagles (shame) and Hull v Leeds

[ragman]

Speaking as a vehement 'Noble out' merchant, and not seeking to speak for other people, but I am more than happy to have a coach with no real track record, and with no promise of instant success.

A coach who is prepared to learn, adapt, be open minded to new ideas and to new talent, to not be arrogantly single minded to the point of stubborness, and to develop youngsters rather than publicly humiliate them would be brilliant.

I do favour stability, and I do favour giving a coach a decent run - as long as things are improving, however slowly, under his leadership.

I'm not saying that Lam is the messiah, in fact I'm not convinced that he's the answer at the moment, but I do think that he's worth a shot. If he can instill 10% of his passion and committment to the club, than bring him on