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@TheSunTanSuperman said:
Bennett will wait and see how Souths go. If they start the year well and look like a side that has potential to do something, he'll go. If not, he'll find another club that has talent AND cap space. Biggest myth ever.

The only two sides he's coached are ones filled with rep players and that have sustainability in all fields. He's a fine coach no doubt, but it's not as if he's ever had to build a struggling club ala Sheens. If Bennett went and found success with a team at it's lowest ebb and built it to be a force, that would be more impressive than winning a comp with a team full of stars.

x 2 exactamundo tanned one, he should take a team like the sharkies or the knights where to get them into the top 4 would be an achievement
 
SunTan, I agree with your sentiments regarding St George, after all they've had a mortgage on talent for years however couldn't break the hoodoo. With Brisbane however, he built that club (on field at least) from the ground up.
 
@Cultured Bogan said:
SunTan, I agree with your sentiments regarding St George, after all they've had a mortgage on talent for years however couldn't break the hoodoo. With Brisbane however, he built that club (on field at least) from the ground up.

Yes he was there from the start, but having a whole state of players to pick from did help quite a bit.
 
@The SunTan Superman said:
@Cultured Bogan said:
SunTan, I agree with your sentiments regarding St George, after all they've had a mortgage on talent for years however couldn't break the hoodoo. With Brisbane however, he built that club (on field at least) from the ground up.

Yes he was there from the start, but having a whole state of players to pick from did help quite a bit.

Plus a very dodgy salary cap.
 
@magpiecol said:
@The SunTan Superman said:
@Cultured Bogan said:
SunTan, I agree with your sentiments regarding St George, after all they've had a mortgage on talent for years however couldn't break the hoodoo. With Brisbane however, he built that club (on field at least) from the ground up.

Yes he was there from the start, but having a whole state of players to pick from did help quite a bit.

Plus a very dodgy salary cap.

It's not like Brisbane had a mortgage on QLD… Canberra and Easts were bringing players down for years prior to the Broncos inception.

Who didn't have a dodgy salary cap back then? Parramatta & Easts were offenders as well.
 
@Cultured Bogan said:
@magpiecol said:
@The SunTan Superman said:
@Cultured Bogan said:
SunTan, I agree with your sentiments regarding St George, after all they've had a mortgage on talent for years however couldn't break the hoodoo. With Brisbane however, he built that club (on field at least) from the ground up.

Yes he was there from the start, but having a whole state of players to pick from did help quite a bit.

Plus a very dodgy salary cap.

It's not like Brisbane had a mortgage on QLD… Canberra and Easts were bringing players down for years prior to the Broncos inception.

Who didn't have a dodgy salary cap back then? Parramatta & Easts were offenders as well.

So that makes it ok? There were more teams doing the right thing than not. The point is that Bennett has had the cream of Qld and Aust. players to coach. How do you think he would have gone at the Tigers? As good as Sheens? the same? worse? or better?
 
@magpiecol said:
@Cultured Bogan said:
@magpiecol said:
@The SunTan Superman said:
Yes he was there from the start, but having a whole state of players to pick from did help quite a bit.

Plus a very dodgy salary cap.

It's not like Brisbane had a mortgage on QLD… Canberra and Easts were bringing players down for years prior to the Broncos inception.

Who didn't have a dodgy salary cap back then? Parramatta & Easts were offenders as well.

So that makes it ok? There were more teams doing the right thing than not. The point is that Bennett has had the cream of Qld and Aust. players to coach. How do you think he would have gone at the Tigers? As good as Sheens? the same? worse? or better?

I have no idea how Bennett would have faired at the Tigers, it's speculative. Could say the same thing about Bellamy… Would we have thrived under him if he chose us instead of Melbourne, would we have gone down the same path that Melbourne did in relation to cap rorting?

My point is that Brisbane was a club built from the ground up and that was a monumental task. Of course players were going to flock to Brisbane to play under a successful coach when there was a large chance of playing in a premiership winning side. Do you question the immediate success of the Melbourne Storm?
 
Chris Lawrence> Eels 2 year deal.
There seems to be logic to it, losing Tahu and Whatuira probably wont be resigned at the end of the coming years, with only Reddy as the only NRL quality Centre there at the moment.
 
@TiggerTheTiger said:
Chris LawrenceEels 2 year deal.
There seems to be logic to it, losing Tahu and Whatuira probably wont be resigned at the end of the coming years, with only Reddy as the only NRL quality Centre there at the moment.

Now why would Chris want to go to a club who is in so much debt, and hasnt attracted any genuine talent in so long?

Its not a matter of the Tigers not having enough coin to sign him. We have plenty of room to move! Chris will remain a Tiger and at the longest odds, if Sheens leaves, he might follow…

Now go back to your own website and talk crap!!!
 
@Tiger Watto said:
@TiggerTheTiger said:
Chris LawrenceEels 2 year deal.
There seems to be logic to it, losing Tahu and Whatuira probably wont be resigned at the end of the coming years, with only Reddy as the only NRL quality Centre there at the moment.

Now why would Chris want to go to a club who is in so much debt, and hasnt attracted any genuine talent in so long?

Its not a matter of the Tigers not having enough coin to sign him. We have plenty of room to move! Chris will remain a Tiger and at the longest odds, if Sheens leaves, he might follow…

Now go back to your own website and talk crap!!!

Chris will not be going to Parramatta. I know for a fact that they are not interested in him. Their halves are their recruitment priority and they have a multitude of ageing outside backs & untested juniors to fill the void.

You're talking garbage, go troll some other teams forum.
 
On The Back Page on Foxsports Greg Martin (former Wallabies & Reds fullback) stated that he knows as a fact that Wayne Bennett has already made an approach to a Sydney-based player to move to Brisbane in 2012!

He claims the player rejected the approach - but swears it is fact!

Make of that what you will!
 
@redemption said:
On The Back Page on Foxsports Greg Martin (former Wallabies & Reds fullback) stated that he knows as a fact that Wayne Bennett has already made an approach to a Sydney-based player to move to Brisbane in 2012!

He claims the player rejected the approach - but swears it is fact!

Make of that what you will!

I think he will be going back to Brisbane too. His family is still there and I saw an article today saying that his mother in law isn't well at the moment and he had to fly back yesterday.

The impediments from the board to Wayne returning are gone now and he has won the premiership with St George already.

All signs point to Brisbane.
 
Well if Bennett is going back to Broncos(or the new franchise if it happens ) the first player to follow would be Darius Boyd . I've heard his young fella does not like it down there either (that is just rumour though )
 
A mate who reckons his source is a great one told me that Gower will be signing with the Panthers. He told me Gower told his source he hopes to be signing this week. Then in the same message he tells me that money isnt an issue it's up to whether Penrith want him or not.
 
Gower as in Craig "Don't you know who I am? I play for the Panthers" Gower? bahahahaha
 

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