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oldmanjudd
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Humphries has copped a fair bit of stick recently and in some cases rightly so but I think in fairness some of the positives also need to be pointed out.
1\. The team has finished top 4 twice and missed the semis once under his leadership.
2\. He was actually able to land sponsors people have heard of and for more than 1 year ie Hyundai, Trend Micro and he made Harry cough up more $$$$ and become a major sponsor
3\. He was able to convince high profile players to come here (Tuquiri & Blair). whether they were the right choice is questionable but prior to Humphries arrival the only recent high profile player to join in the last 6 or so years was Ellis.
4\. It appears he was able to merge the state cup team which in my opinion for the good of the joint venture had to happen.
Yes he has made mistakes ie resigning Sheens for too long and you can blame him for the Beau Ryan and other contract debacles.
He has also had to react to things like Lui fairly quickly and hence I think in the Moltzen saga he had the clubs best interest in mind.
Comparisons to Greenberg are unfair as he doesn't have a leagues club throwing millions in and he has to placate board members & fans from two sides of the joint venture.
1\. The team has finished top 4 twice and missed the semis once under his leadership.
2\. He was actually able to land sponsors people have heard of and for more than 1 year ie Hyundai, Trend Micro and he made Harry cough up more $$$$ and become a major sponsor
3\. He was able to convince high profile players to come here (Tuquiri & Blair). whether they were the right choice is questionable but prior to Humphries arrival the only recent high profile player to join in the last 6 or so years was Ellis.
4\. It appears he was able to merge the state cup team which in my opinion for the good of the joint venture had to happen.
Yes he has made mistakes ie resigning Sheens for too long and you can blame him for the Beau Ryan and other contract debacles.
He has also had to react to things like Lui fairly quickly and hence I think in the Moltzen saga he had the clubs best interest in mind.
Comparisons to Greenberg are unfair as he doesn't have a leagues club throwing millions in and he has to placate board members & fans from two sides of the joint venture.