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Message: [QUOTE="McHunt, post: 3164356, member: 9853"] [COLOR=rgb(255, 255, 255)][I]Seibold's lawyer has the "dossier" and as expected it's a pile of steaming turd. Pie's overlord[B] Karl Morris[/B] can't even be arsed to read it: “The report is in, I am yet to read it but it could take weeks or months of further investigation." [B]Dobbo[/B] reckons [B]Seibold's [/B]stink is going to linger longer:[/I] “He (Morris) told me he (Seibold) is two years into a five-year deal and they do not believe he is the wrong bloke for this job. He is committed to Anthony Seibold as the coach and so is the board.” [I][B]Fittler[/B] can't see [B]Pies[/B] ever coaching again, if he pulls the pin now:[/I] “If he walks away from here that’s the end of coaching I’d say for Anthony Seibold. He went up to the Broncos with a pretty good team and everything has turned to crap pretty quickly, so there’s a big chance that when all the dust settles, a lot of it is going to be on Anthony Seibold’s shoulders and he’s going to have to wait an awful long time for another gig. Walking away isn’t that easy, this could possibly be the end of a coaching dream. You wonder how much value could he be adding at the moment, but if I was him, I’m not sure walking away is the best answer.” [ATTACH type="full" alt="rj1-1486488961.jpg"]9517[/ATTACH] [I]Know when to fold 'em But [B]Gould [/B]says he should quit now while he still has a few of his marbles left:[/I] “I wouldn’t blame him if he walked away from this, for his own sanity and for the peace of mind of his family. Being as coaches, we’re competitive people we don’t want to give in to these types of things, but there’s a reality there — that would probably be the best course of action.” McHunt[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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