malbi wrote:
Josh wants to coach us. I'm 100% sure of it. He just doesn't want to put pressure on himself, the players or the club by saying so. He's doing a great job and at this stage he's the one for me, but we don't need to make a decision just yet. So we can enjoy the ride, see where it leads us and hopefully work out something to get Cody at the end of the year.
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I think it's less about him not wanting the pressure, it's going to build as long as we keep winning games. I think it's more about just silencing the media circus so it doesn't distract him the other coaches or the players — and in a way he's underpromising and as it turns out — overdelivering. Smart, who doesn't like that? I'm not here to take CFC to the promised land, I'm just here to make sure by the time we get to the end of the season, whenever that comes, that we're in better shape than we were when I was handed the job. As if to say ‘Lets talk about the team and our wins not about me’.
He started by saying he didn't think he was ready for senior coaching. Then he said probably not ready. Then he said it's hard to know when you are ready. Then his las version was he's not sure that he's ready yet. I suspect Josh will know by the end of the season if he's ready or not.

Brilliant tactic to shut the media up in the first instance and then have them doing his marketing for him so long as we keep winning games. I think he's got a great mind for tactics and the small details and shifts of emphasis that make all the difference.
Well said.
Agree with drewgirl that this is becoming a bit of a pickle… assuming we're not buying into the Josh was Wright's plan all along theory.
Either way, I'm just gonna enjoy the ride for the rest of the season and not get too invested in the what ifs and who we should gets and just let the process take care of itself.
I'll back in whoever GW/CD give the gig to. Whoever it is can see, if the players have the directions and confidence, there is decent talent to work with.