simonthetiger
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Calvins reminds me of someone…...hmmmmmmmmm.
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T Rexx .. tell me what happened to Fulton
I'm waiting
Tell me what happened to farah against souths, moltzen and Galloway while you're at it
Then find me another club that has had this happen to them
I'm waiting
Tell me what happened to farah against souths, moltzen and Galloway while you're at it
Then find me another club that has had this happen to them
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@djm619 said:
Accusation by inferrence is actually quite common
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@T-REXX said:
Some of us understand your frustration Troy. Unfortunately there is a minority who point the finger at the club staff for all the wrong reasons and this unfortunately is one of them.
Alwaysownyou
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@T-REXX said:
We need people like Calvins on this forum.
At least he realises that the people we have in power in the office are a detriment to the club, and do not, in any way, shape or form add any value to the team either on the field as a powerhouse or off the field as a well-run business enterprise.
hybrid_tiger
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@T-REXX said:
Asked. Valid point is being raised.
@smeghead said:
True, but I doubt he meant it that way. All he is saying is that something is not right.
Stuffing up needles doesn't seem to be common in other clubs, but it has happened to us 4 times in the past few years. Something obviously isnt right and it should probably be looked into.
In saying that, it is in no way the Doc's fault that we lost yesterday. Anyone who thinks that needs to wake up to themselves.
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@Alwaysownyou said:
So Humphries is a detriment to the Club. :laughing: Well Done
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I saw no one cast any criticisms on Humphreys.
Kuah would have been a Noyce appointment
Like the recruitment manager that signed his son for 3 years
Like the coach who was given a fat 3 year deal on the back of 3 yrs of failure in 2008
Like the garbage st george second rower who was signed for $350 large in his last season with us
Like the defensive coach who has us still copping 24 points a game (on a good week)
We need Mother Hubbard's broom
Kuah would have been a Noyce appointment
Like the recruitment manager that signed his son for 3 years
Like the coach who was given a fat 3 year deal on the back of 3 yrs of failure in 2008
Like the garbage st george second rower who was signed for $350 large in his last season with us
Like the defensive coach who has us still copping 24 points a game (on a good week)
We need Mother Hubbard's broom
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@djm619 said:
I would disagree.
The off handed refference to Dr Patel was a very deliberate one and a very predictable one as it has been said before by the same people.
It is akin to me making a statement such as
"Calvin has a very keen interest in junior football.
It is no suprise that Department of Housing have him sharing accomodation with Dennis Fergurson"
Hirst is a statement. Second is an inferrence which draws on certain known facts about Mr Fergurson
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@Calvins said:
At least he realises that the people **we have in power in the office** are a detriment to the club
Not previously in power, but currently. I think that includes Mr Humpries.
Doesn't sound like the bio of a quack to me… Other pretty high ranking sports bodies seem to have a high opinion of him.
"Dr Donald Kuah is an experienced sports physician specialist and one of the founding practitioners at Sydney Sports Medicine Centre in Olympic Park. He has been the NSW Institute of Sport Medical Director sincethe year 2000, being responsible for the state’s top 750 elite athletes. He is also the Chief Medical Officer to the Wests Tigers NRL team (2003 - current) and has previously been team doctor to the Sydney Kings basketball team.
Dr Kuah has had extensive experience with elite national teams. He has been involved with the Australian and NSW weightlifting teams, and has been Medical Officer to the Australian men’s hockey team since 1997\. He was part of the Australian medical team at the 1998 Commonwealth Games in Kuala Lumpur, and the Olympic Games team in Athens 2004 and Beijing 2008\. At the Sydney 2000 Olympic and Paralympic Games, he was appointed the Clinical Director to the Village Polyclinic and worked full-time for SOCOG for a period of four months.
For his services to sports medicine, the Commonwealth awarded the yr 2000 Sports Medal to Dr Kuah."
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"Dr Donald Kuah is an experienced sports physician specialist and one of the founding practitioners at Sydney Sports Medicine Centre in Olympic Park. He has been the NSW Institute of Sport Medical Director sincethe year 2000, being responsible for the state’s top 750 elite athletes. He is also the Chief Medical Officer to the Wests Tigers NRL team (2003 - current) and has previously been team doctor to the Sydney Kings basketball team.
Dr Kuah has had extensive experience with elite national teams. He has been involved with the Australian and NSW weightlifting teams, and has been Medical Officer to the Australian men’s hockey team since 1997\. He was part of the Australian medical team at the 1998 Commonwealth Games in Kuala Lumpur, and the Olympic Games team in Athens 2004 and Beijing 2008\. At the Sydney 2000 Olympic and Paralympic Games, he was appointed the Clinical Director to the Village Polyclinic and worked full-time for SOCOG for a period of four months.
For his services to sports medicine, the Commonwealth awarded the yr 2000 Sports Medal to Dr Kuah."
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Alwaysownyou
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@smeghead said:
I have far much more respect for his father.
My biggest gripe is the way he was given power.
Scott Longmuir did what any CEO should have done, made his employees answer to a criteria that ensues success.
Sheens' job is to win football games.
But, with his poor record and the fact that he has the wool pulled over everyones eyes that he is a good coach, he needed to do something to dissuade the KPI's that were issued.
His method… Cry to the media who he controls.
They berate such a legend of the game being made to answer to a KPI's and even laughed about the term being used in the sporting sense.
Scott Longmuirs' job becomes untenable and bango, he's gone.
It was a surge of power that would be the envy of any from the Roman Empire down to Victorian England.
Marshall_magic
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@hybrid_tiger said:
This is my only real gripe with the whole situation. I'm no doctor, but surely you would have someone on standby if such a case arises (or even if someone was to go down during the warm up).
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I disagree with the way Longmuirs job was handled as well but with people of the calibre of Humpries out there he maybe was not the best appointment regardless.
I just wish Scott was still the head of our Marketing department and was never shifted across to CEO
I just wish Scott was still the head of our Marketing department and was never shifted across to CEO
Alwaysownyou
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@smeghead said:
As reported in the media at the time Longmuir endured the Night of the Long Shanks, Warren McDonnell applied for the position of CEO…
Could you imagine how bad he would be at the helm?
Thats my issue. The facts are being clouded by Sheens. Why?
I know nothing about medicine or sports science.
But there was either a needle or there was no needle.
If there was an injection, was it for the flu or for an injury?
If there was a needle, did it work or not work?
Do you believe Fulton was sick and in doubt T-Rexx?
Would you regard these as reasonable questions from a fan, or more so-called dribble.
I know nothing about medicine or sports science.
But there was either a needle or there was no needle.
If there was an injection, was it for the flu or for an injury?
If there was a needle, did it work or not work?
Do you believe Fulton was sick and in doubt T-Rexx?
Would you regard these as reasonable questions from a fan, or more so-called dribble.
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