Wests Tigers "big news" at 3pm 2/10/14
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@supercoach said:
This would be the best news we have had all year for mine - poor , old facilities are costing us new signings, increasing injuries and length of injuries and general performance more then lots of other factors for mine. Don't mind if it's Homebush or somewhere else but as long as they are state of the art
Fraze23
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I hope it's a video of Jason Taylor flicking a cigarette into a stream of gasoline that then ignites Concord Oval, burning it to the ground.
Taylor then pops the collar on his new Wests Tigers polo shirt, walking off infront of the burning rubble of Concord Oval looking like a complete badass.
Taylor then pops the collar on his new Wests Tigers polo shirt, walking off infront of the burning rubble of Concord Oval looking like a complete badass.
I'm praying that this news is regarding our training base. We simply cannot afford to stay at Concord (not even sure we're allowed due to westconnex). Potter labelled the facilities as "stuck in the 80's" and the results show for themselves. For me this was problem number 1 for the club. It won't be surprising to see a drop off in injuries should we move to a better suited facility.
supercoach
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@Boonboon2 said:
They are on the move out of Concord one way or another, the place is going to be used in the extension of the motorway to connect with the city west link, and I think the eviction date is soon.
Its just a matter of where, Liverpool council are keen to get them out into the South West, I just think Homebush might end up getting the nod. Anyway might be way off track and they have secured a major sponsor. Lets hope it is "Big News" and not just some fluff, always a bit of a let down when they talk something up and turns out to be a "small fish story"
stevetiger
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@851 said:
Yep. I don't get all the negativity.
cqtiger
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@GNR4LIFE said:
GNR it's sauce not source and you've had too much
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Tigerdave
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so, why are we waiting until 3pm? I hate this "oh we have big news, stayed tuned!" garbage.
sheer64
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@cqtiger said:
No it is source!
supercoach
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Moltzen retiring to take up a role as a knee and rehab consultant
Chris Lawrence retiring to train as 100m sprinter for the next Olympics
Big Red moving to Penrith to be near Gus
Big Izzy flicking union to return to his roots
Than I woke up!!!
Chris Lawrence retiring to train as 100m sprinter for the next Olympics
Big Red moving to Penrith to be near Gus
Big Izzy flicking union to return to his roots
Than I woke up!!!
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@pHyR3 said:
I would be happy with that as I'd almost be prepared to put money on us sustaining less injuries next season.
Royce Simmons returning.
Bazzinator
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the warriors just announced their head of strength and conditioning is leaving could be a coincidence but also what we need
Vodafone Warriors general manager football Dean Bell has announced head of athletic development Carl Jennings is leaving the club.
Jennings has been at Mount Smart Stadium for two years after being appointed by former head coach Matthew Elliott in late 2012 to head up the strength and conditioning department.
"Carl has made a big contribution to the Vodafone Warriors with the work he has done in our high performance operation," said Bell.
"He has overseen major improvements in our resources and facilities notably the design and installation of the gymnasium which is now recognised as one of the best facilities in the NRL.
"We really appreciate all Carl has done at the club but he understands Cappy (head coach Andrew McFadden) is now looking to build his own team around him in the football department.
"Carl goes with our best wishes and we thank him for his efforts."
Jennings has worked as a leading strength and conditioning coach for more than 18 years.
"I'm disappointed to be leaving but I've thoroughly enjoyed my time here," he said.
"We've made a lot of progress with the players from where we started with them in late 2012 and I feel they're on the right track.
"Along with my family I'll take away a lot of good memories."
Bell said a decision was yet to be made about a replacement to head the club's strength and conditioning department.
Vodafone Warriors general manager football Dean Bell has announced head of athletic development Carl Jennings is leaving the club.
Jennings has been at Mount Smart Stadium for two years after being appointed by former head coach Matthew Elliott in late 2012 to head up the strength and conditioning department.
"Carl has made a big contribution to the Vodafone Warriors with the work he has done in our high performance operation," said Bell.
"He has overseen major improvements in our resources and facilities notably the design and installation of the gymnasium which is now recognised as one of the best facilities in the NRL.
"We really appreciate all Carl has done at the club but he understands Cappy (head coach Andrew McFadden) is now looking to build his own team around him in the football department.
"Carl goes with our best wishes and we thank him for his efforts."
Jennings has worked as a leading strength and conditioning coach for more than 18 years.
"I'm disappointed to be leaving but I've thoroughly enjoyed my time here," he said.
"We've made a lot of progress with the players from where we started with them in late 2012 and I feel they're on the right track.
"Along with my family I'll take away a lot of good memories."
Bell said a decision was yet to be made about a replacement to head the club's strength and conditioning department.
Benjirific
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I'm thinking it could be release of jerseys for 2015…..
