TigerBurnsy
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At least he has had success before, hodgo and Morris are failed coaches with no successHe wasn’t at his last stop
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At least he has had success before, hodgo and Morris are failed coaches with no successHe wasn’t at his last stop
I couldn’t care less if we do, but it will not make our results any better with the current playing roster.LOl. No starts with new competent ownership. This begun when HBG grenaded our independant boardroom to retake control. Weve already overhauled rosters, coaches and executives and nothings changed. Time to overhaul the one thing thats never been touched.
Nothing is stable about the club atm and Benji has a win rate of like 30%Failed according to who? Some one with an agenda at Ashfield is my fear
Who cares who owns the club, change the owners, but it’s a disillusioned thought process if anyone believes a sub standard playing roster is not the main thing holding us back.Or maybe the players simply aren't reaching potential because our culture from the top.
We've had 15 years of changing coaches and players. How about we try something different? One that had us on the right trajectory just 12 months ago...
I could be wrong but I think we must have more money tied up in outside backs than 95% of the comp.Sami just scored a great try down the left wing for the Titans. He's off to the Dragons next year. Why could we not attract him? We need pace.
It might not change anything, but for the past 15 years the only thing we haven't tried is new owners.Who cares who owns the club, change the owners, but it’s a disillusioned thought process if anyone believes a sub standard playing roster is not the main thing holding us back.
We’ve changed playing rosters, coaches, staff etc who have gone on to have success at other clubs. They are the ones who’s overseen 15 years of failure with no accountability for itWho cares who owns the club, change the owners, but it’s a disillusioned thought process if anyone believes a sub standard playing roster is not the main thing holding us back.
Madge went after him last time and he said noSami just scored a great try down the left wing for the Titans. He's off to the Dragons next year. Why could we not attract him? We need pace.
Let’s do it and find out.It might not change anything, but for the past 15 years the only thing we haven't tried is new owners.
It is our only hope to make some sort of change.. it might not make a difference but who knows..
Ben Hornby would be my no 1 target. He must have been close to securing the Dragon's coaching role.Brad Arthur, Ben Teo, Sam Burgess. There’s your assistants.
It's not changing the owner entity, it's better and accountable directors. HBG can own it, but we need better on the board, like the review recommended.Who cares who owns the club, change the owners, but it’s a disillusioned thought process if anyone believes a sub standard playing roster is not the main thing holding us back.
It actually started at the 19th minute of Round 9 v the Sharks when we were up 10-6. Tavana dropped a bomb & next set KL Iro scores, then the floodgates opened.I think the downward spiral started when we lost Pearce -Paul and Taylan May. Zero threat after the ball passes whoever is 5/8 at the time.
No but new ownership would provide stability and hopefully know how to run an organisation like ours.I couldn’t care less if we do, but it will not make our results any better with the current playing roster.
Seems to be our team folds when any pressure is applied against us,there are a lot of the team that are on big contracts they simply don’t put in,a lot of disruptions yes,but boys,you are men who get paid a lot of money to play rugby league,we just want to see you play for each other and the club without excusesIt actually started at the 19th minute of Round 9 v the Sharks when we were up 10-6. Tavana dropped a bomb & next set KL Iro scores, then the floodgates opened.