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So does anyone know if Ozzy did actually promise Bert a coaching role? Or is Bert lying?
I wonder what other sucessful club would have such an article written about a former legend. I'm sure Bert is not the only legend o struggle with life after League. You just don't hear that crap from Saints, Easts, Souffs or either Tigers partner. Hughes at Canterbury - well that's just a spat that spilled outside the club.
2 tries, in 3 GF's, 265 games. He's our best ever local junior. He deserves more respect than the "F*ck Kenny" comments from f*ckwits who wouldn't remember who Michael Vella was and think Daniel Anderson was our best ever coach.
So does anyone know if Ozzy did actually promise Bert a coaching role? Or is Bert lying?
Who is the coach of Wenty now? Is he any good?
I wonder what other sucessful club would have such an article written about a former legend. I'm sure Bert is not the only legend o struggle with life after League. You just don't hear that crap from Saints, Easts, Souffs or either Tigers partner. Hughes at Canterbury - well that's just a spat that spilled outside the club.
2 tries, in 3 GF's, 265 games. He's our best ever local junior. He deserves more respect than the "F*ck Kenny" comments from f*ckwits who wouldn't remember who Michael Vella was and think Daniel Anderson was our best ever coach.
:lol:I will ask at the preseason fan forum and let you know.
I will ask at the preseason fan forum and let you know.
Indeed. A broken promise, and an important one.
You'd really think the club would want to absorb, involve and reward all those fans who they have begged to become members and who have done so.
A simple fans forum would go a long way towards achieving that, one would think.
Suity
We should all feel the same as Kenny. Used. We were just a means to an end, I'm afraid.
The reason why it is difficult to give Bert an ongoing coaching role is pretty simple, he doesn't appear to be very good at it.
He would still be involved in that capacity if he was, frankly you need to be more than a past legend to get these jobs, the results are far more important. Speak to players he has been involved with and it helps understand why he is finding it difficult to get that sort of role
The reason why it is difficult to give Bert an ongoing coaching role is pretty simple, he doesn't appear to be very good at it.
He would still be involved in that capacity if he was, frankly you need to be more than a past legend to get these jobs, the results are far more important. Speak to players he has been involved with and it helps understand why he is finding it difficult to get that sort of role
I find it funny how the former board brigade on here are still at it. It's amusing watching desperate people ask the so many unimportant questions.
I think the club has been doing a good job since the 1990's in helping players transition. Thats probably why you don't see these type of stories about Dean Pay, Jim Dymock or Jarred McCracken.