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Message: [QUOTE="Battler, post: 2968264, member: 8509"] This is sport, results = success. I'm sure these dimwits think that showing Wayne the door will help out in that regard - as they no doubt thought when they chased Wayne out the first time around - but the split won't be amicable, and we'll likely lose the core of a forward pack we have sacrificed this season to build. EDIT: Assess the hypothetical worst case and best case scenario of keeping vs firing him. Best case with keeping him: we have the best forward pack in the comp next year onwards and just need a halfback to be a top 4 certainty (injury pending). Worst case: halfbacks continue to get thrown ridiculous money from clubs with seemingly endless caps and we have to wait for Boyd or Paix to develop, resulting in our premiership window opening later than next year, but still opening. Best case with losing him: the players that love him somehow get over the club bending over their mentor and buy into the new coach, whoever the hell that is. We sign someone like Madge, Hasler, or Seibold who brings a modern footballing approach (wrestling, cheating in general) and makes use of our skillful forward pack. Worst case: players revolt and walk out on the club and we go backwards to where we were before Wayne came here, if not worse. We get a rookie coach who is clueless and we finish outside of the 8 consistently. Or, we sign Seibold and he isn't up to it. [/QUOTE]

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