Ex prop forwards as head coaches???

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Webby71
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Ex prop forwards as head coaches???

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Whilst sitting watching another uninspired performance from the Rhinos last night I tried to remember an ex prop who has been a successful head coach and I'm struggling. Could Shaun Wane be the exception????
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Re: Ex prop forwards as head coaches???

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Not sure this post should be here - general RL topics?
Anyway, I've been scratching my head wondering what's happened to Leeds.
The only thing I can think is the appointment of Brian McDermott.
When Leed's appointed him I raised my eyebrows. Nowt wrong with the guy but hardly a top Super League coach.
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Re: Ex prop forwards as head coaches???

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BriH wrote:Not sure this post should be here - general RL topics?
Anyway, I've been scratching my head wondering what's happened to Leeds.
The only thing I can think is the appointment of Brian McDermott.
When Leed's appointed him I raised my eyebrows. Nowt wrong with the guy but hardly a top Super League coach.
Just mentioned this on another post...sometimes he looks like he doesn't want to be there..hardly fills you with confidence
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Re: Ex prop forwards as head coaches???

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the winky one wrote:
BriH wrote:Not sure this post should be here - general RL topics?
Anyway, I've been scratching my head wondering what's happened to Leeds.
The only thing I can think is the appointment of Brian McDermott.
When Leed's appointed him I raised my eyebrows. Nowt wrong with the guy but hardly a top Super League coach.
Just mentioned this on another post...sometimes he looks like he doesn't want to be there..hardly fills you with confidence
Not surprised he doesn't want to be there the way the team are playing.
He doesn't throw wild passes, allow prop forwards to make fifth tackle kicks, or drop the ball in front of his own posts.
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Re: Ex prop forwards as head coaches???

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Not a prop, but here's another front rower who fancies giving it a go:

http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/leag ... 1fm5i.html
“Usually the fans that abuse players like Sam have never done anything of any note themselves. They’re nobodies, whose greatest claim to fame is abusing someone who has, and these so-called ‘Eddie the Experts’ pretend to their mates that they have."

WALLY LEWIS
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Karl Harrison was a prop. Being successful is another matter :eh:
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