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I’m not keen on Wallace but is Ryles any more qualified than Wallace?
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I’m not keen on Wallace but is Ryles any more qualified than Wallace?
Don’t forget this is the same coach who wanted to bring in a snake to a dressing room and demonstrate how it eats a mouse.And as an Eels supporting Queenslander I’ve got a smile from ear to earTBH nothing against Madge but I feel he’d be fairly similar to BA and it’s time for something a little different.
The Alan Jones union to league coach wasn’t a spectacular outcome, not sure even Cheika can make the jump into a full time position without a deep background in league. It’s a different animal to yawnion, would be interesting but the club needs a younger coach in touch with the game currently.
No, I think if a bunch of deadshits on the internet can see what’s going on, so can the coaches.
It’s possible for some players, but really, if this was a problem Bellamy wouldn’t still be at the Storm.
Obviously. Look how the Panthers went from shit to great when the NRL decided to make the game faster during Covid. Shame Cleary wasn’t such an innovator before Covid.
He took a baseball bat one night to brookie oval and started bashing the wall with it when speaking to the players at halftime at Souths.
Not against any option but I wasnt keen on Madge
The other site are clueless.
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Going off that list.Better by the dozen: Inside Bellamy's coaching factory
Craig Bellamy has helped to prepare more than a dozen coaches for head coaching or senior assistants roles with rival clubs during his 500 matches in charge of the Storm
That article is 2 years old. And most of those coaches turned out to be average to well below average head coaches.Better by the dozen: Inside Bellamy's coaching factory
Craig Bellamy has helped to prepare more than a dozen coaches for head coaching or senior assistants roles with rival clubs during his 500 matches in charge of the Storm
If you want to understand the revolution Michael Maguire is bringing to the Wests Tigers — and why dropping club legends Benji Marshall and Chris Lawrence is just the start of it — you need to go back to the dressing-rooms at Brookvale Oval a few years ago.
Yep his whole coaching philosophy is on feelings and emotion. There’s only so long before it wears thin.If you want to understand the revolution Michael Maguire is bringing to the Wests Tigers — and why dropping club legends Benji Marshall and Chris Lawrence is just the start of it — you need to go back to the dressing-rooms at Brookvale Oval a few years ago.
Maguire, who was coaching South Sydney, wanted his team to belt the Sea Eagles into the middle of next week. To underline his point, he whipped out a baseball bat and started bashing up the dressing-room.
Swiiiiiing batter, batter, swing!
Manly fired in a bill for the repairs a few days later.
Then there's the story about "roadkill". According to his former players, Maguire would identify an opposition forward who needed to be stopped, and then a photo of the player's head would appear on the walls of the rooms with the word "roadkill" written under it.
The forward pack's job was to run him over. Turn him into roadkill, figuratively speaking of course.
Maguire was apparently so big on imagery there's an unconfirmed story he wanted to bring a boa constrictor into the rooms before one match. Strangle the opposition like a snake crushing a possum before devouring it.
The idea was rejected because, firstly, Sam Burgess was petrified of snakes and, secondly, BECAUSE IT WAS A SNAKE.
Baseball bats and boa constrictors: Why Maguire is the man the Wests Tigers need
The Tigers coach has dumped two club legends in the past fortnight. It's only the beginning of the revolution that must happen at the club.www.smh.com.au
If you want to understand the revolution Michael Maguire is bringing to the Wests Tigers — and why dropping club legends Benji Marshall and Chris Lawrence is just the start of it — you need to go back to the dressing-rooms at Brookvale Oval a few years ago.
Maguire, who was coaching South Sydney, wanted his team to belt the Sea Eagles into the middle of next week. To underline his point, he whipped out a baseball bat and started bashing up the dressing-room.
Swiiiiiing batter, batter, swing!
Manly fired in a bill for the repairs a few days later.
Then there's the story about "roadkill". According to his former players, Maguire would identify an opposition forward who needed to be stopped, and then a photo of the player's head would appear on the walls of the rooms with the word "roadkill" written under it.
The forward pack's job was to run him over. Turn him into roadkill, figuratively speaking of course.
Maguire was apparently so big on imagery there's an unconfirmed story he wanted to bring a boa constrictor into the rooms before one match. Strangle the opposition like a snake crushing a possum before devouring it.
The idea was rejected because, firstly, Sam Burgess was petrified of snakes and, secondly, BECAUSE IT WAS A SNAKE.
Baseball bats and boa constrictors: Why Maguire is the man the Wests Tigers need
The Tigers coach has dumped two club legends in the past fortnight. It's only the beginning of the revolution that must happen at the club.
Yep that's true.
