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I think Warriors head of science, Mark Bitcon has a brother at Rovers who is on the sports science side of things.

Wigan RL have always been leaders in sports science and invest heavily in that side of things, they even had Man Utd down in the early 90s seeing how they do things. I know the coaching team at Wigan visits NFL teams on a regular basis to keep abreast with developments. The club is actually very open to visitors and are regularly visited by people from other sports.

Of course RL players train far more than footballers so I think Sam should start with the time spent at Brockhall!

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...has just been announced as the new boss of Al Ahli.

Then I din't believe that Sam or Sparky were seriously in for the job - you don't look at that calibre of manager and then choose Dreary.

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Then I din't believe that Sam or Sparky were seriously in for the job - you don't look at that calibre of manager and then choose Dreary.

O'Leary isn't that bad - he's had some real high points in his career. Champions League semi final and successive top 6 finishes for Leeds (yes a lot of money spent but that was Risdales fault) and then got Villa from near the drop zone up towards the European slots in the time before they had boatloads of money to spend on new players.

I can well believe that after not being able to get Sam or Sparky they go for someone like O'Leary.

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O'Leary got the job. But you would have known that if you read the right thread on Friday night.

Never mind.

Yes, you stated that the new manager was well known in Uk but has been off the radar for a while!!

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So what has he said in that article that is ground breaking, or hasn't been said up and down the land in pubs, or even by other pundits over the past four weeks on the TV screen?

I think most of what he says is common sense but hardly proof of him really knowing his stuff.

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So what has he said in that article that is ground breaking, or hasn't been said up and down the land in pubs, or even by other pundits over the past four weeks on the TV screen?

I think most of what he says is common sense but hardly proof of him really knowing his stuff.

Unfortunately, he is one of the few managers with common sense, many have none or very little. Much of what he says may have been mentioned on television, though some things havent, its the article in its entirity which illustrates he fully understands the nature of management and the game in General. I can fully understand the Sam Haters, I did when he was at Bolton and Newcastle, yet each time I hear him speak or make a comment, its in the main spot on, he knows his job and how to go about it and we are, for a club of our stature, very fortunate to have him as our manager. He may not always play pretty football but he can get results, hedging my bets a bit here, you would have seen much better performances from the national team with Sam in charge!!

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Is it me or have the constant whines for 4-4-2 from the resident sheep died a death along with England's campaign this world cup?

...I'm guessing I'm one of those sheep and I'm hardly going to be complaining about our formation when we aren't playing any games.

I know you think that I complain a lot, but that would be a bit much, even for me.

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