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With the best, thats a good bit of PR, though I would say the Bedford team, theres, like, you know, 13 blokes who can get together at the weekend to have a game together, which doesnt point to expansion of the game. Point, yeah go on!


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Always feels like there's more going on at Saints than meets the eye - another example. To be 6 points off the top of the league with the injuries they have is by no means a performance issue, so it begs many questions. 

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Flipping heck.

 

 

And a day before the Wigan game.

 

Something has been said or happened. 

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I think the issues at Saints run deeper than the coach, they seem to be in the situation Leeds are finally climbing out of.

I always thought Rowley would struggle at saints, coaching a team of plucky underdogs is way way different to the expectations at a club like St Helens

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It’s not a squad capable of silverware but he’s the wrong man, it was obvious.

We’ve looked a shambles even with fully fit spine and he oozes a combination of smug defensiveness and small club mentality. Was a 50/50 gamble as an appointment and hasn’t looked right from early on.

Interesting next appointment, would be amazed if it’s not an Oz assistant coach. 

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21 minutes ago, Barry Badrinath said:

Saints probably looked at the Powell at wire situation and wanted to speed stuff up

Yep, I do think there are similarities there. 

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Jumped or pushed ?

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17 minutes ago, OMEGA said:

Wakefield should go back in with an offer

For Rowley ? Like it

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What a shocking fall from grace.

I am constantly stunned when I look at the table and see Saints still very much in the shake-up for the Play-Offs. They have nearly always looked dire and blunt when I've watched them - apart from a few occasions such as the last 10 minutes against their nearest and dearest on Good Friday.

Saints need someone coming in with a Big Club mentality I feel.

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The sands of time are almost out with several of their squad.

The usual tranche are too old now.

And Welsby is not the player before his injury against Leigh.

Root and branch clearout needed.

Percival Lomax Cross Walmsley .

Feldt already saw the iceberg approaching. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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6 minutes ago, StandOffHalf said:

What a shocking fall from grace.

I am constantly stunned when I look at the table and see Saints still very much in the shake-up for the Play-Offs. They have nearly always looked dire and blunt when I've watched them - apart from a few occasions such as the last 10 minutes against their nearest and dearest on Good Friday.

Saints need someone coming in with a Big Club mentality I feel.

It strikes me far more a decision based on off field activities not on

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5 minutes ago, FearTheVee said:

It’s not a squad capable of silverware but he’s the wrong man, it was obvious.

 

I'm struggling to think of a coach who has seemed so unsuited to a club, as Rowley did to Saints. At a club like St Helens you need to make the young players feel valued and trusted and it looked anything but. You also need to be humble enough to realise that lads who did well for Salford, in that environment, might not be able to produce the same in a high pressure environment. 

It seems a good move for both parties, with Saints able to get a more suitable replacement and Rowley's reputation still strong enough to give him opportunities at some other clubs. 

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Just now, Chrispmartha said:

It strikes me far more a decision based on off field activities not on

That sounds a bit cryptic. Do you feel he hasn't gelled with elements among the playing-group, or are you suggesting something else?

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1 minute ago, WN83 said:

I'm struggling to think of a coach who has seemed so unsuited to a club, as Rowley did to Saints.

Let me help you with that! Millward at Wigan. Far worse the Rowley has been for them. I get what you’re saying though and don’t disagree. With the Darby being tomorrow it does feel a strange time to do it!

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Just now, StandOffHalf said:

That sounds a bit cryptic. Do you feel he hasn't gelled with elements among the playing-group, or are you suggesting something else?

Inmean I don’t think it’s a decision purely based on performances on the field, theyve had a bad time with injuries and to still be in a shout of a playoff position isn’t actually bad going.

im suggesting theres been a fallout between players and management but im just guessing 

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Wigan will be loving this.

No coach ,confidence questionable. 

And away to Wigan.

Matty Peet will want to deliver a lesson. 

 

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2 minutes ago, Thunder Road said:

Wigan will be loving this.

No coach ,confidence questionable. 

And away to Wigan.

Matty Peet will want to deliver a lesson. 

 

Not sure tbh many teams get a bounce when a coach leaves. Peet will be wary of this I'm sure. 

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11 minutes ago, Chrispmartha said:

Inmean I don’t think it’s a decision purely based on performances on the field, theyve had a bad time with injuries and to still be in a shout of a playoff position isn’t actually bad going.

im suggesting theres been a fallout between players and management but im just guessing 

I think that's a fair guess, looking at the shambles that seems to be going on there.

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