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Bookie

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Quick and sharks never work. When have we ever had a true speedster?

Merritt and Albert when they joined us lost 10kmh

Luke Covell is our prototype and why not.
 

astreizix

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Interview of Frederic Michalak next assistant coach to come to the Sharks
Sorry some part in french, some part in english, don't know if video is geoblocked

Summary and translation aided by artificial intelligence:

The video, entitled **“Documentary: Michalak, the Australian call”**, traces the bold new challenge of former French international Frédéric Michalak.

Here is a summary of the key points covered:


The project:
Frédéric Michalak leaves rugby union and France to settle in Australia. He signed a two-and-a-half year contract as **assistant coach of the Cronulla Sharks** (based south of Sydney), a flagship team of the **NRL** (National Rugby League, rugby union).

The motivation:
It was the head coach of the Sharks, Craig Fitzgibbon, who personally requested him. Michalak explains that he was seduced by this challenge which takes him out of his comfort zone and allows him to confront the best in a discipline that he admires for its tactical evolution.

His role within the club:
Although he is "hybrid", his missions will focus on **attack, kicking game**, analysis of opponents and individual development of players, particularly the halves.

The transition XV-XIII:
The documentary highlights the bridges between the two disciplines. Michalak notes that rugby union has been heavily inspired by rugby union for several years (attack phases, ground wrestling). He particularly appreciates the Sharks' approach which, despite the modernity of the sport, favors **the human dimension and emotion** over simple data analysis.

A logical continuation:
This is not a total discovery for him, since he had already collaborated with the Sharks in 2022 as a scorer consultant. For the former Toulouse prodigy, this step is crucial for his development as a coach, with the ambition to learn to perhaps lead a more important project in the future.

In summary, it is the portrait of a champion who questions himself and seeks to immerse himself in the culture of the Australian "rugby league" to enrich his coaching skills.
 

DJDL

First Grade
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Summary and translation aided by artificial intelligence:

The video, entitled **“Documentary: Michalak, the Australian call”**, traces the bold new challenge of former French international Frédéric Michalak.

Here is a summary of the key points covered:


The project:
Frédéric Michalak leaves rugby union and France to settle in Australia. He signed a two-and-a-half year contract as **assistant coach of the Cronulla Sharks** (based south of Sydney), a flagship team of the **NRL** (National Rugby League, rugby union).

The motivation:
It was the head coach of the Sharks, Craig Fitzgibbon, who personally requested him. Michalak explains that he was seduced by this challenge which takes him out of his comfort zone and allows him to confront the best in a discipline that he admires for its tactical evolution.

His role within the club:
Although he is "hybrid", his missions will focus on **attack, kicking game**, analysis of opponents and individual development of players, particularly the halves.

The transition XV-XIII:
The documentary highlights the bridges between the two disciplines. Michalak notes that rugby union has been heavily inspired by rugby union for several years (attack phases, ground wrestling). He particularly appreciates the Sharks' approach which, despite the modernity of the sport, favors **the human dimension and emotion** over simple data analysis.

A logical continuation:
This is not a total discovery for him, since he had already collaborated with the Sharks in 2022 as a scorer consultant. For the former Toulouse prodigy, this step is crucial for his development as a coach, with the ambition to learn to perhaps lead a more important project in the future.

In summary, it is the portrait of a champion who questions himself and seeks to immerse himself in the culture of the Australian "rugby league" to enrich his coaching skills.

Merci beaucoup
 

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