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Message: [QUOTE="McHunt, post: 3450902, member: 9853"] Actually 2022 culminated in three consecutive drubbings totalling 135 to 30, the worst ending to a season ever. After which, Kevvie was directed to sack his friend and choice of assistant coach, along with his own brother. For the first time, the press, who had given him a free ride just shy of adulation for two years, started asking whether he would be sacked and pinpointing the team's most critical need as hooker, the position his son occupies. So no, the season did not end in any form of glory, and as I keep repeating, should his son continue to occupy a starting role in the 14, previously unseen before shit will start to hit the fan and snowball very quickly as it did with Seibold. Will Kevvie "survive" the season? I think he will, but if we find ourselves being thrashed again, and we are not looking like finals material, I don't think he'll be sacked. He has to resign, or the fallout from old boys and fans will be unbearable, and the club can do without another shockwave like that, regardless of who's in the right. Plus they have to have another coach ready to slot straight in. It's going to be interesting to see how he handles hiring his next assistant because that guy will be breathing down his neck. [/QUOTE]

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