The interesting thing about all of this will be to see how the players react in their performances over the last 3 games to go

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for Adz...if he has lost the playing group, their performances should reflect that...or they will go hard to see that he stays?
In reality, my concern is what is realistically left in the available coaching ranks to pick over, considering the cupboard is becoming pretty bare at the moment - I was a big fan of seeing either Craig Fitzgibbon or Cameron Ciraldo as the Knights coach when Brown was moved on...I always thought Ciraldo in particular had the pedigree and grounding at Penrith although at that stage he was certainly an untested commodity...but he has come through this season as the next big thing.
We actually have the club now setup for success with the Centre of Excellence, a solid financial foundation, a quality back of house with Parr, O'Sullivan and a junior development system that seems to be creating genuine future first graders....but who do we want out of a limited crop of potential coaches that would be a long term solution to move us into a consistent top 4 side?
The next coach we get has to be able to use all of the tools we have built up to get us a premiership window within the next 2-3 years...let's talk through the options?
Do we look at local experienced options like Brian Smith, Madge, Barrett, Morris or Brad Arthur go with new blood like a Josh Hannay, Dean Young, promote from within with a Brain McDermott or go an overseas route with an ESL coach?