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That was my understanding. It was Maguire who bought to/ wanted Gardiner at the club. When Maguire was sacked Gardiner moved/ or was moved on at the end of the season too. Gardner had a history with Maguire prior to Wests Tigers at Souths and as assistant coach NZ team.That's not right L madge was sacked mid-season 22 and Gardiner went to the riff in 23 after Sheens came in around Christmas and appointed some other KOE coach I think he had worked with before.![]()
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We were on the right track with Gardiner, he was a big loss.That was my understanding. It was Maguire who bought to/ wanted Gardiner at the club. When Maguire was sacked Gardiner moved/ or was moved on at the end of the season too. Gardner had a history with Maguire prior to Wests Tigers at Souths and as assistant coach NZ team.
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You have partly answered your own question, Gardiner had the team running 3rd with plenty of his players showing signs of gradual improvement.On the right track with what? I'm seeing plenty about Ben Gardner, as if he had some influence with what was happening at the club. Is it merely because he had the reserve grade team running third at the end of a Covid affected season?
This is the problem with the reserve grade team:
Mason
Feledy
Faataape
Lobb
Laulilii
Sukkar
Porter
Who are they missing who regularly played last season? Sullivan, Naden, Miller, and Tumeth. Otherwise, the NRL representatives are the same as last season. What's changed appears to be the part-timers. So the team is weaker. Matamua and Tumeth can't even make this team (or the club doesn't want them).
Compare that with the team currently leading the comp and the players they've already pulled into their reserve grade team this season:
Berry
Harper
Kosi
Te Mare Martin
Tannah Boyd
Lussick
Afoa
Laban
Ale
Sam Healy
Stowers-Smith
Some of those guys played in an NRL game that defeated our NRL team only a week ago.
Yeah, Gardner would turn this lot into a bunch of winners. Yeah right! They all train with NRL don't they?The depth is bad. The hangover from Sheens/McDonnell's signings lingers in this grade. After this season, with the deadwood cut adrift, you should hope it will improve. It can't be any worse than this.
Impossible to tell what Gardiner could do with this mob IF, he's not here to prove himself.On the right track with what? I'm seeing plenty about Ben Gardner, as if he had some influence with what was happening at the club. Is it merely because he had the reserve grade team running third at the end of a Covid affected season?
This is the problem with the reserve grade team:
Mason
Feledy
Faataape
Lobb
Laulilii
Sukkar
Porter
Who are they missing who regularly played last season? Sullivan, Naden, Miller, and Tumeth. Otherwise, the NRL representatives are the same as last season. What's changed appears to be the part-timers. So the team is weaker. Matamua and Tumeth can't even make this team (or the club doesn't want them).
Our NRL team also seem to have the most NRL injuries in the past few seasons other than Souths and Roosters. So the depth is tested even more.
Compare that with the team currently leading the comp and the players they've already pulled into their reserve grade team this season:
Berry
Harper
Kosi
Te Mare Martin
Tannah Boyd
Lussick
Afoa
Laban
Ale
Sam Healy
Stowers-Smith
Some of those guys played in an NRL game that defeated our NRL team only a week ago.
Yeah, Gardner would turn this lot into a bunch of winners. Yeah right! They all train with NRL don't they?The depth is bad. The hangover from Sheens/McDonnell's signings lingers in this grade. After this season, with the deadwood cut adrift, you should hope it will improve. It can't be any worse than this.
Doesn’t happen overnight though. You can’t afford to spend a lot of your cap in this area. Besides Berry staring in 23 and Martin last year with probably Boyd recruited out of a struggling Titans for a change of Scenery who in that side would be eating up a lot of the Wahs cap?On the right track with what? I'm seeing plenty about Ben Gardner, as if he had some influence with what was happening at the club. Is it merely because he had the reserve grade team running third at the end of a Covid affected season?
This is the problem with the reserve grade team:
Mason
Feledy
Faataape
Lobb
Laulilii
Sukkar
Porter
Who are they missing who regularly played last season? Sullivan, Naden, Miller, and Tumeth. Otherwise, the NRL representatives are the same as last season. What's changed appears to be the part-timers. So the team is weaker. Matamua and Tumeth can't even make this team (or the club doesn't want them).
Our NRL team also seem to have the most NRL injuries in the past few seasons other than Souths and Roosters. So the depth is tested even more.
Compare that with the team currently leading the comp and the players they've already pulled into their reserve grade team this season:
Berry
Harper
Kosi
Te Mare Martin
Tannah Boyd
Lussick
Afoa
Laban
Ale
Sam Healy
Stowers-Smith
Some of those guys played in an NRL game that defeated our NRL team only a week ago.
Yeah, Gardner would turn this lot into a bunch of winners. Yeah right! They all train with NRL don't they?The depth is bad. The hangover from Sheens/McDonnell's signings lingers in this grade. After this season, with the deadwood cut adrift, you should hope it will improve. It can't be any worse than this.
Really our NSW Cup team should be something like this IMO ...On the right track with what? I'm seeing plenty about Ben Gardner, as if he had some influence with what was happening at the club. Is it merely because he had the reserve grade team running third at the end of a Covid affected season?
This is the problem with the reserve grade team:
Mason
Feledy
Faataape
Lobb
Laulilii
Sukkar
Porter
Who are they missing who regularly played last season? Sullivan, Naden, Miller, and Tumeth. Otherwise, the NRL representatives are the same as last season. What's changed appears to be the part-timers. So the team is weaker. Matamua and Tumeth can't even make this team (or the club doesn't want them).
Our NRL team also seem to have the most NRL injuries in the past few seasons other than Souths and Roosters. So the depth is tested even more.
Compare that with the team currently leading the comp and the players they've already pulled into their reserve grade team this season:
Berry
Harper
Kosi
Te Mare Martin
Tannah Boyd
Lussick
Afoa
Laban
Ale
Sam Healy
Stowers-Smith
Some of those guys played in an NRL game that defeated our NRL team only a week ago.
Yeah, Gardner would turn this lot into a bunch of winners. Yeah right! They all train with NRL don't they?The depth is bad. The hangover from Sheens/McDonnell's signings lingers in this grade. After this season, with the deadwood cut adrift, you should hope it will improve. It can't be any worse than this.
Sometimes what’s intended for doesn’t work out.But shitting the bed can, and Sheens managed appear to manage it. It's a blight on the club that two top 30 players are lacing up boots for Massey and Shield comps. That tells you how much of a state the roster is still in after the 18th or 19th man.
"Only some of your list of our players are taking up top 30 spots". Correct, but they all train with the NRL squad. The warriors are leading the comp because they have a reserve grade standard top 30 with NRL depth. Apart from Hope, Staines, Naden, & Faataape, the tigers reserve grade don't. We see that as soon as there are a couple of injuries/suspensions.
Having watched the matches on bartv, I'd go as far as to say that the only reserve grade standard players in the team are Hope, Faataape, Aho, Rahme, tu'itupou, and Murray. I liked El-Zakhem on the weekend. Laulilii showed on the weekend that he is up to this standard, but only does it 1 in 4 games. So five of those players are in the train-on squad. What does that say about recruiting/contracts for NRL top 30 + development over the past few seasons? And what hope does any team have when it's fielding about 10 players not up to the standard of the grade it's in?
Im not saying its just coaching or Gardner or any one thing. Its combination of factors that all need adressing.On the right track with what? I'm seeing plenty about Ben Gardner, as if he had some influence with what was happening at the club. Is it merely because he had the reserve grade team running third at the end of a Covid affected season?
This is the problem with the reserve grade team:
Mason
Feledy
Faataape
Lobb
Laulilii
Sukkar
Porter
Who are they missing who regularly played last season? Sullivan, Naden, Miller, and Tumeth. Otherwise, the NRL representatives are the same as last season. What's changed appears to be the part-timers. So the team is weaker. Matamua and Tumeth can't even make this team (or the club doesn't want them).
Our NRL team also seem to have the most NRL injuries in the past few seasons other than Souths and Roosters. So the depth is tested even more.
Compare that with the team currently leading the comp and the players they've already pulled into their reserve grade team this season:
Berry
Harper
Kosi
Te Mare Martin
Tannah Boyd
Lussick
Afoa
Laban
Ale
Sam Healy
Stowers-Smith
Some of those guys played in an NRL game that defeated our NRL team only a week ago.
Yeah, Gardner would turn this lot into a bunch of winners. Yeah right! They all train with NRL don't they?The depth is bad. The hangover from Sheens/McDonnell's signings lingers in this grade. After this season, with the deadwood cut adrift, you should hope it will improve. It can't be any worse than this.
I think this is the answer, but I expect that we are a couple of years behind the Dogs. We have fast tracked our talent into the NRL due to the poor performances and management of the previous ten or so years. I note that we have made a number of KoE level recruitment decisions and trust that we continue to do so. Slowing down the path to the NRL is critical to the development of our juniors - we should only be fast tracking by exception.Finally my belief has always been (as some on here have also mentioned) … that successful reserve grade side will provide much better environment for developing pathways youngsters in being ready for demands of NRL first grade. Good example is what the Bulldogs have achieved to date with very solid results in most of their grades.
Some notes on this week's NSW Cup team ...View attachment 21676
Naden is back 🤝
Some seem to think all you need is a good 17. Well that maybe the case if you wanna win one year, but if you wanna be at the top long term this is the mentality required."We’ve got a number of guys in NSW Cup who are NRL players and that’s what you want and that’s how you build a successful club,” he said.
“Anytime Canterbury has been successful in the past it’s had strong NSW Cup teams and Jersey Flegg teams and that’s what we’re trying to build and we feel like we’re getting closer."
- Cameron Ciraldo
We still have plenty of catch up to do