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Yeah fair enough, I know that these places do other things aside from accounting but yeah wasn't sure whether they had the expertise to instruct Rugby League clubs on encouraging on field success anything beyond remedial advice which any long term League fan could probably do for free. HBG...

Would have been under Cleary in 2018. We won 5 of our first 6 games.

The only redeeming thing about him leaving Wests was it completely torpedoed his rep career. Still got reasonable money for years at Cronulla after being moved on by the Dogs but if he had any aspirations to continue on with his International and SOO career it basically blew up after he left us.

Would it even be worth having the likes KPMG, PWC, Deloitte et al, to look at professional sporting organisations? I mean yeah they can comb the books and say here's where you're going wrong but if we're in a strong financial position other than looking at our on field results and saying "yeah...

Bloody Sheenius.

And to manage expectations.

So even the state cup team can't hang on to the pill. Maybe the club should practice 200 catches a session, not throwing 200 passes.

Sus corazón no existe, o está hecho de mierda.

He's a good kid. Loves doing gardening (planting food.)

Should have changed it to "splinters."

Fair enough. Mines pretty good. He likes to play games but he's just as likely to kick a ball around or help in the yard.

Yeah that's fair enough. I understand why people don't like the game. League is well headed down that path too though.

You can get those all in ones now with pretty much the whole Nintendo library on them for bugger all.

It was good. The formula is tired but John is a likeable character. Hiroyuki Sanada and Donnie Yen were going to be good additions.

It was a very good movie. I had a NES and was about 7 years old when Mario was first huge. The nod back to all the games I played growing up and the tie ins were fantastic. My son is 7 now and has played everything back when I was his age to now. He was absolutely stoked watching it. I suspect...

It's a very simple game. The rules are pretty clear and there's few of them. The only real interpretations that have to be determined come from challenges/tackles and that's about it. It's easy to learn but hard to master. I feel a lot more Aussies would appreciate the game if it wasn't rife...

It's definitely more popular. The rate at which things are headed it'll probably be tougher too.

Gary Schofield is another obvious one. I'm sure there's been plenty more though.

Alright fair enough. FTR I'm not saying they're comparable either. Violent assault and systemic cheating in rugby league are apples and rocket launchers.

Dunno. The NRL penalised him accordingly. He was the only one who did any meaningful time over it apart from Sandor Earl. Everyone else got off Scot free. You say you're not trying to draw a parallel but you're somehow drawing an equivalency about a dude who committed a serious assault and a...