Maynard out?

[Since71]

I accept he might be a 'good' coach if you go by the coaching manual alone. If he took an exam on coaching by the book I don't doubt he would pass. He's just not an inspirational or motivational coach. He's methodical and thorough, but something is lacking. He's definitely not the worst we've had, but I've never seen him as a winner.

That's because he's never won owt. 😄

[PedroTheFisherman66]

I accept he might be a 'good' coach if you go by the coaching manual alone. If he took an exam on coaching by the book I don't doubt he would pass. He's just not an inspirational or motivational coach. He's methodical and thorough, but something is lacking. He's definitely not the worst we've had, but I've never seen him as a winner.

Maybe his faults (and he definitely has faults) will be remedied with experience? After all he is a young coach still learning and improving.if he is still with us next season he would certainly benefit from an experienced assistant.

[SwalePie]

Maybe his faults (and he definitely has faults) will be remedied with experience? After all he is a young coach still learning and improving.if he is still with us next season he would certainly benefit from an experienced assistant.

This post is far too reasonable Pedro. Please try to sound angrier when using NCM.

[Pie-eyed&legless]

This post is far too reasonable Pedro. Please try to sound angrier when using NCM.

Steady on old chap!!

[Elite_Pie]

Maybe his faults (and he definitely has faults) will be remedied with experience? After all he is a young coach still learning and improving.if he is still with us next season he would certainly benefit from an experienced assistant.

All valid points, but I still see the 'maybe' as more of a 'maybe not'.

I'd love to be wrong, but I see Maynard as more the problem than the solution.

[matt_magpie]

Maybe his faults (and he definitely has faults) will be remedied with experience? After all he is a young coach still learning and improving.if he is still with us next season he would certainly benefit from an experienced assistant.

I do think he?s been sold up the river on that one or maybe he?s chose to work alone with promoting an extremely inexperienced coach. It doesn?t sit right with me after losing 2 full time coaches, it?s a mistake whoever?s idea it was.

He needs a really good no 2 as you said, every coach/manager does, look at Fergie he always had a fairly experienced no2 with him.

[durhampie]

I do think he?s been sold up the river on that one or maybe he?s chose to work alone with promoting an extremely inexperienced coach. It doesn?t sit right with me after losing 2 full time coaches, it?s a mistake whoever?s idea it was.

He needs a really good no 2 as you said, every coach/manager does, look at Fergie he always had a fairly experienced no2 with him.

I think the reason we havent replaced the other 2 coaches is because SMs position will be under review. If he goes, which i believe he will, then an whole new coaching team will be appointed.

[Boomerangpie]

It doesn?t sit right with me either Matt and to an extent he has been short changed this season.

I also think the same as durhampie, the owners don?t rush decisions and suspect they were uncertain on his future at the time of his coaches departure so didn?t reappoint as you would fully expect in that scenario. Harsh in my opinion but that?s my guess too

[matt_magpie]

I think the reason we havent replaced the other 2 coaches is because SMs position will be under review. If he goes, which i believe he will, then a whole new coaching team will be appointed.

Still a big mistake when you?re competing for the autos just over halfway in the season. Anyone could have come in on a short term contract.

[durhampie]

Still a big mistake when you?re competing for the autos just over halfway in the season. Anyone could have come in on a short term contract.

Not really, employing new faces you weren't fully privy to may have caused friction between the staff.