Lethal25
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Half a coach and half a ceoIm sure we wont run out onto the field with 11 players, they will always have 2 halves.
Half a coach and half a ceoIm sure we wont run out onto the field with 11 players, they will always have 2 halves.
I'm just assisting the poor guy find his feet. Why shouldn't he receive prior warning of the morons on this forum together with a warm welcome? I'm here to help.
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Well you should be warning him about yourself. You are definitely the biggest wanker on this forum
That's why Mary wants a short field, so we play 80mins non stop, no halves and no oranges.Don't write us off totally next year, we have a strong side, except for the halves, Mary will be on notice that we don't perform they should do a price on him and boot him
I think you are being very generous there, Mcgregor is not half a coach he is closer to a zeroHalf a coach and half a ceo
If McGregor was a car he would he no doubt would be a Leyland P76 which were later dubbed the P38 and rated the worst car ever produced in Australia.I think you are being very generous there, Mcgregor is not half a coach he is closer to a zero
Yes I remember them well, that was end of Leyand Australia, lets hope it is also the end of Mcgregor as a coach (I use the word coach in relation to Mcgregor in very loose terms)If McGregor was a car he would he no doubt would be a Leyland P76 which were later dubbed the P38 and rated the worst car ever produced in Australia.
If McGregor was a car he would he no doubt would be a Leyland P76 which were later dubbed the P38 and rated the worst car ever produced in Australia.
This unsubstamtiaed rumour apropos Hasler brought a smile to my face during the week. If a less credentialed coach such as Cleary rejected the Dragons, what hope was the Club in acquiring Hasler (provided he became off contract)?
Answer: Sweet Fanny Adams.
More dribble.
Gaz was always coming
If Hasler leaves the Dogs he will head to Manly.
Doubt very much that he would be interested coaching Saints.
Hasler to breathe fire into Dragons in 2018
By Tony Adams
October 22, 2016
DES Hasler’s dramatic falling out at Canterbury is almost certain to see him switch clubs in 2018 – to St George Illawarra.
Hasler has survived an attempt by disgruntled Bulldogs directors to oust him but appears certain to leave Belmore once his contract expires at the end of 2017.
RLW has been told that the Dragons, who are unhappy with the direction they’re going under Paul McGregor, have secretly sounded out Hasler’s manager George Mimis about his future.
Dragons chief executive Peter Doust, under massive pressure to keep his own job from frustrated fans, realises that signing Hasler could ease the strain on his position.
Doust and Mimis are close mates and have done several player deals together in the past, most notably Mark Gasnier’s return to the Red V from French rugby union in 2010.
There’s still plenty of tension between Hasler and the Bulldogs hierarchy, and only a premiership in 2017 is likely to patch up the problems.
McGregor is also under siege and will need to win six of his first eight games in 2017 to keep his position but even then, with Hasler waiting in the wings, it may not be enough.
And it’s hard to see the Dragons improving, with recruitment proving an ongoing problem. They’ve missed out on a host of big-name players and on paper, look little stronger for next season.
http://rugbyleagueweek.com.au/hasler-breathe-fire-dragons-2018/
This is written by the Mole ...so take it with a grain of salt.
If McGregor was a car he would he no doubt would be a Leyland P76 which were later dubbed the P38 and rated the worst car ever produced in Australia.
Most health experts concur that an excessive salt intake is detrimental to one's wellbeing.
Believing the veracity of The Mole is almost certain to leave readers with a cardiac arrest.
You obviously didn't read my P.S comment on the bottom of the thread..LOL
Rubbish. We lost Rein, the improvement there alone is more than enough to negate the loss of Creagh.At least the mole has one thing right, our roster is hardly as strong as last season, probably weaker actually...