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Stuart has to be the biggest whinger off the field with Toovey and Campese has to be the biggest whinger on the field alongside Lyon, so Stuart and Campo are good for each other.
Cameron Smith says hi .
Stuart has to be the biggest whinger off the field with Toovey and Campese has to be the biggest whinger on the field alongside Lyon, so Stuart and Campo are good for each other.
The Eels doing well would be cutting deep.
Once the Raiders mention appointing a coaching director to help then it will be curtains. But I hope Stuart can have success in Canberra again. There is plenty of young talent to work with.
how many players have ever actually improved under Ricky Stuart's coaching?
how many players have ever actually improved under Ricky Stuart's coaching?
Just this weekend ,
Jamal Idris
Jamie Soward
Matt Moylan
Just to name a few
OT...
correct me if I'm wrong, but on The Footy Show in '95 or so, didn't Ricky have a dummy spit and walked off the panel during the show?
Should the fine for having a go at referees increase for serial offenders, Ricky should be looking at a fine of $50,000 plus instead of $10,000 if that was the case
It is always the refs fault when they lose Ricky, never your inept coaching ability.
NRL issues Canberra with breach notice
NRL
4:40pm Wed 21st May, 2014
The Canberra Raiders have been issued a breach notice following comments by coach Ricky Stuart about the refereeing during last weekend’s game against Penrith.
NRL Head of Football, Mr Todd Greenberg, said the NRL had a duty to protect match officials against excessive criticism or comments which attacked their integrity.
He said the comments and language used by Ricky Stuart on the weekend were excessive and a $10,000 breach notice has been issued to the Raiders.
The Raiders now have five working days to respond to the notice.
“Coaches have every right to comment on the refereeing of a match and to be critical of particular decisions,” Mr Greenberg said.
“But those comments should not be excessive or damage the image of the game – and that is what has happened in this case.”
In particular, Mr Greenberg said he was concerned about the language used by Stuart to describe the refereeing.
“We have to take a stand against this kind of commentary or it will open the door for coaches to do the same thing week after week,” he said.
“And that is not in the best interests of the game.”