Paul Green

[Marshall_magic]

Has there ever been a coach take a team to a GF, have them to turn to sht over subsequent years then lift them up again, or leave them in a better position?

Sheens did so with us, gf in 05, shite the next 4 years then had us back in the prelims in 2010

 

[SLRBRONCOS]

Is he actually more "geniused" than Seibold?* Asking for a friend...

*no

 

[Silent Knight]

The extent of my mixed feelings about Mary is trying to work out what would be more appropriate; a public lynching or a trip out to the five islands with a mulcher.

I’d like to propose taking Mary down to the local bowling alley, polishing his head in the ball machine and then dragging him down one of the lanes and throwing him into the pins. Strike!

 

[MightyMoo]

Playing Holmes last week must be the nail in the coffin. The season is over. Can't go 3 seasons and not make the finals and still expect to have a job next year.

 

[SBD82]

I’d like to propose taking Mary down to the local bowling alley, polishing his head in the ball machine and then dragging him down one of the lanes and throwing him into the pins. Strike!

Sometimes it’s easy to start hating on the supporters of opposition teams.

But you knights supporters are pretty alright by me.

 

[Get Rid of The Donkeys]

Imagine a team co-coached by Green and Macgregor!

A guaranteed 2 points for their opponents.

I'm starting to wonder if Green is sabotaging the club so they pay out his contract early.

 

[axl rose]

Imagine a team co-coached by Green and Macgregor!

A guaranteed 2 points for their opponents.

I'm starting to wonder if Green is sabotaging the club so they pay out his contract early.

Robbed them blind twice. He was a 'marquee' signing for the Cows as a player back in the day, what a dud. Yeah I know 2015, but with Neil Henrys team. Which of those players did he blood himself?

 

[simmo05]

Has there ever been a coach take a team to a GF, have them to turn to sht over subsequent years then lift them up again, or leave them in a better position?

Storms came last and then won a few didn't they?

 

[Get Rid of The Donkeys]

Robbed them blind twice. He was a 'marquee' signing for the Cows as a player back in the day, what a dud. Yeah I know 2015, but with Neil Henrys team. Which of those players did he blood himself?

He never did anything for us on the field.

Dean Pay would be a massive improvement over Green.

 

[Get Rid of The Donkeys]

Storms came last and then won a few didn't they?

When they were stripped of premiership points in 2010?

 

[jim_57]

Robbed them blind twice. He was a 'marquee' signing for the Cows as a player back in the day, what a dud. Yeah I know 2015, but with Neil Henrys team. Which of those players did he blood himself?

Green has done his job and I don't resent him nor do I think many if any Cowboy's fans would, but it is definitely a time for change for club and coach. He will forever be in the history books as the first premiership coach but the club need a different approach after 2 years of bottom 4 finishes and looking likely for 3.

Even 2017 we were very very lucky to make the 8 and I contribute the Grand Final run to Morgan pulling the best 3 games of his career moreso than Green's coaching.

 

[Get Rid of The Donkeys]

Green has done his job and I don't resent him nor do I think many if any Cowboy's fans would, but it is definitely a time for change for club and coach. He will forever be in the history books as the first premiership coach but the club need a different approach after 2 years of bottom 4 finishes and looking likely for 3.

Even 2017 we were very very lucky to make the 8 and I contribute the Grand Final run to Morgan pulling the best 3 games of his career moreso than Green's coaching.

Green was a very good coach in the day, and has the potential ro be one again, but he needs a new environment.

Ethan Lowe and Lachlan Coote regressed badly under him. Lowe seems to be doing alright now. I don't know how Coote is going. Green has not had a positive impact on any of the current squad.

 

[beave]

Robbed them blind twice. He was a 'marquee' signing for the Cows as a player back in the day, what a dud. Yeah I know 2015, but with Neil Henrys team. Which of those players did he blood himself?

He brought Jake Granville, Ben Hannant and John Asiata into the club, and then he had Lachlan Coote back on the field after being out for all of 2014. But yes, the majority of that GF winning team was already assembled by Henry. The both deserve a lot of credit for the premiership.

 

[shear_joy9]

Imagine a team co-coached by Green and Macgregor!

A guaranteed 2 points for their opponents.

I'm starting to wonder if Green is sabotaging the club so they pay out his contract early.

still plenty of things Green can try.

 

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[Dragon Slayer]

The Dragqueens are very lucky to have the mighty Paul McGregor fight through adversity and stay with the Club through thick and thin.

Not like these quitters.

 

[moffla]

Won a comp and had some good years and gets to go on his own terms - that for me is a successful stint. It was certainly time to part, though.

 

[flippikat]

What's the chance he's jumped to coach the Warriors?

 

[Whip Whitaker]

This is a bittersweet feeling. Paul Green was a God-send for the club with his impact immediately felt through the club. I know I am biased, but the 2015 grand final highlights will overshadow many other grand finals for the next decade or two as it was such a historic first premiership for the club, the region and Johnathan Thurston.

By mid 2016, the signs were there that we were already regressing, but had enough talent to overachieve by the finals and make top 4 (though the Sharks tore us to shreds in the finals). 2017 was another year of regressing, but we fell into the finals, then put in three historic underdog performances that covered up all the cracks in the squad (until we were flogged by Melbourne).

2018 to 2020 has just been a case of all those cracks being exposed, and no lucky finals runs to cover everything up.

I actually think that as time goes on, the Cowboys fans will once again respect Paul Green's achievements at the club. But right now, I am very pleased we have made this decision (not that this will mean we are guaranteed to turn the club around immediately).