Let Sims go immediately, obviously his mind is not on the job at hand & neither is his heart. He seldom puts in much effort in games & goes missing when the hard stuff is required. Like his departed brother is big on tough talk & cheap shots but lacking heart & fighting spirit, takes the easy way out & hides from the action just like he is taking the easy way out to follow the super coach who seems to feel no remorse for the state he left the club in. Nathan Brown looks like a decent judge of players, not only as footballers but as people as well so its good to read he is willing to wave Sims goodbye. We need people who take pride in themselves, their team & their town & will fight tooth & nail to the final siren for the points & not meekly surrender like some of the teams that we've trotted out in recent times. All I ask of Brown now is to coach some skill, positional sense & decision making nouse into his players that was sadly lacking last season. The backs in particular seem to have learned nothing in their careers so far.It seems that they are products of the cookie cutter coaching systems in place today with lots of drills, that are of little value other than improved reflexes & agility & bugger all one on one face to face coaching to impart some actually useful knowledge & encouragement from someone who should know a bit about about the game. Size, strength & physicality will get you so far, but the best players are the thinkers who put themselves in the right place at the right time to do damage in attack & defence.