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Is Stevie G our attacking coach? @ASSASSIN if so take the shot.Just put Steve g as caretaker and take your time to find replacement for 21
Is Stevie G our attacking coach? @ASSASSIN if so take the shot.Just put Steve g as caretaker and take your time to find replacement for 21
Then two would give the team the mongrel neededIf we were smart we'd already have signed Flanagan for 2022 (I think that's when his ban is lifted) a pay him a F ton of money (whatever that is for coaches). Throw Ennis in as assistant coach while you're at it.
Sounds like you're just looking for excuses. Yes Pay is not the only issue but he is still an issue and needed to be replaced ages ago.You write I am older. But I’m not pro pay or nay pay. I believe all success before you pick you staff the players need the best to set the policy and processes write from the start. And obviously who ever is the attack coach needs a new one! Someone like Gould over seeing would also be a good start. Once those two changes are made , and if pay can’t make the write player decisions I’ll be the first to say let him go. But how it stands now he is copping the blame for all issues. Age as you Write pointed out I have but it’s taught me get the leadership write and the processes write the rest will follow. That’s in business and football. Look at parra i hate to say it but have sorted a lot there issues out without getting rid the coach! What’s the difference between us and them?
He may end up being the only option for us in the end, but Its a risky move imo and I'd rather explore the Wane and Lam link fist... Would actually allow us to form an unoffical partnership with Wigan and with Bateman coming and them being a top SL team the trade proposals are endless. Eg Hastings plays for them, there centre wants to come to NRL, Holland is getting shopped to SL... makes perfect sense imoI think Shane Flanagan is the most realistic option, he’s won a premiership and is very good recruiter
Unless Pay changes his way's of coaching he has to go, how many season's has Tolman been fucking up the attack, and how hard is it for Pay to actually see what the majority of supporters can see every week with Tolman, I know he isn't the only problem but this has gone on way too long, I'm guessing Pay never has or never will say to Tolman get the fuck out of the way when were attacking the opposition's try line because he cannot coach, also we need a couple of game breakers signed and going by what we have seen so far no one want's to be coached by Pay unless their fringe player's.Not for the first time, Dean Pay’s head is on the chopping block at Canterbury – with the under-pressure coach facing the end after Sunday’s dismal defeat to Manly, unless he can pull off a miracle.
Bulldogs coach Dean Pay faces being dethroned on the Queen’s Birthday if his players can’t conjure a win this weekend.
Influential figures at Canterbury, including large chunks of the 1200 football club members who vote on board elections at AGMs, are becoming agitated after three successive losses to start the year.
Pay is off contract following this season and the pressure on him will significantly increase if the Bulldogs can’t beat fellow strugglers St George Illawarra at Bankwest Stadium on Monday.
Phones were running hot among powerful figures at Canterbury after Sunday’s 32-6 loss to Manly at Central Coast Stadium.
While an appetite for change is growing, it is unanimously accepted at Belmore that Pay is coaching an inferior roster.
Canterbury’s board would be reluctant to sack Pay mid-season, even if results don’t improve. Instead, they would just not re-sign him for next season.
It is understood directors want a final decision on Pay’s future no later than round 10.
If the Bulldogs don’t beat the Dragons, they will meet reigning premiers the Sydney Roosters the following week facing a 0-5 start to the season and Pay would be firmly in the crosshairs of football club members and fans.
Dragons coach Paul McGregor is under the same pressure as Pay to keep his job, so one of them is going to be under more scrutiny at full-time on Monday afternoon.
Former Sharks premiership-winning coach Shane Flanagan and ex-Bulldogs champion Phil Gould have been mentioned as possible recruits.
Canterbury would need to lobby Peter V’landys for a reduction in Flanagan’s NRL-imposed suspension, which doesn’t end until after next season.
Gould, who played and coached at Belmore, could be an option as a coaching director.
In one week, Canterbury have drifted from $201 to $301 with the TAB to win the premiership. That puts them rank outsiders alongside Gold Coast in the betting.
It is understood Pay’s future has not been formally discussed by the board but chairperson Lynne Anderson and CEO Andrew Hill did not return calls on Monday to clarify the situation.
Pay has been frustrated by the Bulldogs’ inability to find suitable players to fill positions at fullback, wing, centre, the halves and hooker.
“It’s been a tough few years for Dean,” three-time Canterbury premiership winner David Gillespie said.
“Canterbury’s roster simply hasn’t been able to compete with the top sides. You can’t throw all the blame on the coach. I’d give him more time to build the roster.
“Dean is a good coach and I know he works his backside off and deserves success. I hope it comes this year.”
Another former Bulldogs champion, Michael Hagan, agreed.
“I always liked how Dean played and I like the way he goes about things,” Hagan said.
The liked and respected Pay was signed by the previous board and last year the present board extended his tenure by a season.
Canterbury haven’t won a premiership since 1995 and have not reached the finals for the past three seasons.
While fans aren’t blaming Pay for previous failures, they are becoming increasingly frustrated by the lack of success.
he Bulldogs have some serious money to spend on players for next season and remain in contention to sign Canberra forward John Bateman.
Fellow Englishman Luke Thompson has signed a three-year deal with the club from next year.
The TAB had Canterbury as $1.85 favourites yesterday to beat the Dragons ($1.95).
The Bulldogs will welcome back the experienced Kieran Foran from injury for the vital match but are still reeling from the losses of Jayden Okunbor and Corey Harawira-Naera, who were deregistered in March for off-field misbehaviour.
After Canterbury made just one linebreak against Manly on Sunday, Pay said: “We need to be better next week.
“We’re not building any pressure. We all need to be doing a better job than we’re doing.”
https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/s...h/news-story/954b806297d8e31454c175c10f7e1b53
Hahaha.You ediot, I told you
I appreciate you thoughts. But I’m not involved with the club apart from a supporter and someone who donated. I have no reason to make excuses!Sounds like you're just looking for excuses. Yes Pay is not the only issue but he is still an issue and needed to be replaced ages ago.
He’s also a cheat, a liar and a grub.I think Shane Flanagan is the most realistic option, he’s won a premiership and is very good recruiter
The way I see it we have 2 options from 2021
Option 1
Shaun Wane (head coach)
Adrian Lam (assistant) if he's leaving Wigan, signing his young fella is an easy way to get him on board
Option 2
Shane Flanagan (head coach)
Michael Ennis (assistant)
Wane has lots of experience though, given it's not NRL, but Robinson didn't have any either, I get roosters are stacked but he's a solid option imo. Lam I'm all for a he's was a decent half, we need alot of help there.No more rookies. We need proven coaches.
Bring him inHe’s also a cheat, a liar and a grub.
Are you sure you’re a Bulldogs fan Alzz?
I agree with no Major sponsorship And tight markets we don’t need to be associated with another scandal. We may need to change coach but not at the expense of loosing everything. Let’s be measured not reactive and take a approach that will support this great club to go forward again where it belongs.He’s also a cheat, a liar and a grub.
Are you sure you’re a Bulldogs fan Alzz?
Wane Bennett?Wane has lots of experience though, given it's not NRL, but Robinson didn't have any either, I get roosters are stacked but he's a solid option imo. Lam I'm all for a he's was a decent half, we need alot of help there.
nasheed here,
sacking him mid season wont do a thing. just dont resign him ext year and bring in Bennett or Flanagan.
Shaun Wane lol former Wigan player and coach, current England coach too replacing Wayne BennettWane Bennett?
Regardless of new direction I’ll never agree with Flanagan and would vote against any board who’d endorse him. It’s a redundant discussion for now anyway as he’s not allowed to be a head coach until 2022 unless the NRL changes his parole conditions.Bring him in
anyone is better
need new direction, we are absolutely fucked at the moment
But but that’s not what “true” fans are supposed to say *nay*If true then please please Saints smash us....