The club is holding a review in the aftermath of the Cairns loss:

The Kings committee chairman Max Schroder said players' positions on the roster and the positions of the coaching staff will be included in the review.

Bizarrely, Robilliard and assistant coach Tim Hudson are among the group conducting the assessment, but Schroder said he has full confidence the coaching staff will walk away if they believe they are no longer the men for the job.

The Kings have had a turbulent start to the 2011/12 season with three wins from eight games on top of their wooden spoon first season back in the competition.

Although, being part of the review could mean they are taking some part in it, rather than overseeing it.

Yes, since it's not just the coaching staff, but a player review as well, despite the comment along the lines of "I'm sure he'll step down if he thinks he's at fault" (which is rubbish, throughout all this rubbish, he's never once raised his hand to take any level of blame) hopefully he's just on board to review player-related stuff...

Honestly, if he doesn't get the axe after this, the Kings management really need to pull their heads in... or out of somewhere...

It would be a little difficult to see this as an Adelaide fan without considering Clarke's position. Cairns won in Sydney. Sydney thrashed us in Adelaide and then snuck that second win too. Maybe there are rumblings of player discontent in Sydney that there aren't in Adelaide?

Carfino should coach them so we only have to hear his voice every second time out.

I don't think there's any player discontent here.
Wade Helliwell is the hardest worker and goes at them pretty hard. Weigh is Clarke's best player.
Last Season - Hill seemed to take it pretty well
having to do pushups for a wrong pass.
Clarke n Howard didn't like each other.
Somedays the team were great , others a little too stiff.
Things are pretty good out there , now.
A months hard work , training well , but unable to get it together on game nites , until Sat v Mel.
V the Gold Coast - tooo close to call.

"maybe one reason for the problems with the Kings is possibly because most of the Kings structure, including the majority of the coaching structure and management are not Kings people historically..."

I think this is the most ridiculous excuse I've ever seen... what does it matter where people played their previous basketball? Look at Perth... You've got a naturalised Australian, a young yank, one of their best players is from Goulburn NSW, another of his teammates he played with at the Spirit, where he also played for his current coach (don't forget that the coach is a ranga as well - surely that's got to play a part of it). What local council they're based in plays a part in how they perform on the court? Wow... I've seen some rubbish on here, but that takes the cake...

And wasn't Tim Hudson a part of the first Kings Championship? I seem to remember him signing my commemorative framed Kings thingy that they released... I remember as both him and Billy T didn't look happy that they had to sign on the board, not on pictures...

Wookiee, I thought the same thing, and Perth was going to be my example too!

It's probably one of those Razorbacks haters that has their nose out of joint that the majority of the management/board are ex-West Sydney involved people... Next he's going to be one of the nutbags on the Kings facebook page suggesting Luc Longley coaches the team... honestly...