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Brian Moore & Mike Catt
Discussion started by OAP (Over a pint) (IP Logged), 20 March, 2012 15:56
Peter Ord
OAP (Over a pint)
20 March, 2012 15:56
Sorry this should have been a new post yesterday but I obviously pressed the wron button


Some interesting pieces in the press today about Stuart Lancasterthe most interesting of which is an offer to act as manager from Moore. His suggestion is not as daft as it sounds because although he is a terrible pundit he has vast knowledge of international rugby, is highly intellegent, does not suffer fools and has a very fine legal brain and could be the perfect manager for Lancaster. He is also a fellow Yorkshireman which may well help says me a Lancastrian. Then if Farrell could not be moved from sarries Mike Catt may well be a great attack and backs coach for too many reasons to go into.

Just a thought.

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Heavichief
20 March, 2012 19:23
I think Moore should stick to being a bbc commentator as i think he is hilarious!
I think the RFU would be fools to not hire Dave Ellis as defence coach, in a typical case of you dont know what you have till its gone, the French must be regretting not renewing his contract! Also, i think Catt should be attack coach, or either the attack coaches of Glaws or Quins (sorry, i have no idea who they are), with both of those guys working under Farrell.
In terms of an Ireland-style manager, i think it should be some former international who has a fantastic managerial record in his post-rugby career. In terms of examples, im afraid i dont have any!


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