There appears to be multiple topics basically covering the same question “is it time for Chester to go”. I have given my reasons but I think it is time for everyone to state their reasons why he should stay or go. If nothing else it will give the powers that be who I am sure read the forum knowledge how some supporters feel be it good or bad.

the powers that be are all over all the forums

You are right Scarlet there are multiple ones. So why do you feel the need to set a new one up.

I'll merge this one and do the same with others if they aren't making a different point.

For me Chester as come to the end of his lifespan at Wakefield, he his responsible for putting the players out on the field and these players are in urgent need of knowledge, guidance but above all organisation. We get put under pressure and we fold like a pack of cards, we need to go back to basics and play a simple, determined and aggressive game that the lads can buy into, run hard, tackle hard, concentrate and when we get into the right areas throw the ball about and enjoy it. It comes down to what as he got to offer the team and at the present time it’s absolutely nothing but blame everyone but himself. I’ve no desire to see anyone sacked but this is sport and results based, I hope he’s not remembered as the local lad who took his local team down to oblivion

To try and hide all the views you don’t agree with, you are defending mediocrity and accepting anything wheeled out from the club

Sorry but he has to go and his backroom too.
Fresh ideas and impetus required ASAP.
New regime needs to have an input on retention and recruitment for next season.

How is putting all the duplicate comments under one thread hiding anything?
My comments will be in there too.

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You're absolutely correct MOPSEY. Everyone can see that apart from the men that matter(and a couple on here as well).

I am sure Carter even said that every coach has a life span at one club when Kear was leaving.

The first time? Carter either wasn't around or in any capacity to make that decision, besides I think Kear himself said the same.

Coaches absolutely have a limited lifetime at a club but how long that is is not a fixed number of course.

The reason it is often the case is that fans aren't patient through the peaks and troughs. It's understandable but sometimes peaks are missed because of it.

Wenger or more so Ferguson lasted a long time and saw a lot of success but they had low times where some fans were edgy. Staying with the was better than ditching.
Equally sometimes it just doesn't work like a Tony Casper Smith or a Webster.
But looking at someone like Agar or Kear, would we have been better sticking?
Agar has proved he can do it and every player I hear comment about him says great things but many fans hated him. The Hull fans pushed it and some latched on when things got rocky.
For me it's the same with Chester. It's a big decision to let someone go. I wouldn't do it this season anyway because a new coach won't be starting in a good environment. If we were signing Holbrook or JD or Craig Bellamy then of course they are proven to be better.
Just jumping to an unproven assistant is not good enough for me and I'd rather stick with Chester.

Mc sack cc now and just been speaking to a number of trinity fans are telling me they won’t going back until cc goes .there’s only Wakefield Trinity would accept this crap