Well if Salford have offed him should Pearson go get him. He could help in all aspects of player recruitment and coaching. He must be hurting and I think whoever gets him next is in a win win situation.

Well it depends what he'll be doing I guess as there's not really a position for him. We have a Director of Rugby/Football in Motu Tony and a First Team Coach in Lee Radford so I could only see him fitting in as some kind of consultant.

No Vacancies.

Thankfully!

Why anyone would want Noble is beyond me.

I think his job as a pundit on tv gets in the way of his coaching,



i for one would hope he never comes here..

so,win,win situation..?



does that mean employ him for two weeks and then sack him

3 SL wins, a Challenge Cup & 3 World Club Championships...he has his faults, but there is noone else with that record of success available.

that's all in the distant past though, what has he achieved in recent times?

The last of which was 8 years ago.

Although Noble's greatest triumphs came at Bradford almost ten years ago, I still think he has something to offer. After leaving Odsal he walked into the mess that was Wigan 2006. He steadied the ship and (in my opinion) laid down the foundations upon which greater successes were built after his departure. His one year at Crusaders resulted in them gaining a play-off spot, which was no mean feat when viewing that club's three year stint in Super League.



I still think he could play a part in changing the attitude/culture at Hull Fc, which is the reason why we continue to under-perform and under-achieve as a club. He should have been brought in after the 2011 season with a young assistant alongside him who would take over at an agreed time, thereby providing continuity within the coaching set-up.



If Noble had been appointed in Sept 2011 then he could have done a similar job to the one he did at Wigan. Putting in sound foundations and a winning attitude & culture which runs through the club. He may not have been the one who ultimately lead the club to the summit, but he certainly would have given us a hefty shove up the mountainside.



The problem with parachuting him into the club now is there is no obvious role for him without disrupting the current set-up, which in turn could cause further problems. Unless Lee Radford was prepared to stand down to take a role as assistant/heir to Noble sometime further down the line, which seems unlikely.



The time to make this change was in September 2011, I'm not convinced the current landscape would permit it without yet more short term disruption being incurred.

Where do people get this ridiculous notion from that Noble is anything but a failure in recent years.