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Sounds like from MIT's comment it was more about what she was offered by the Panthers, than anything we could have done (except maybe match the offer she got).
Its possible that this is where we need to get better.
Not the first time this has occurred, Riff know whose good around the district and have no qualms about going after them. Interesting as that appeared to be behind us, Charlotte was an integral part of the girls squads, unfortunate and possibly avoidable.
Parra as a club is very conservative and essentially are followers rather than leader, but it is a very bad sign if we fall behind the Panthers in aiming to be good in WNRL. Panthers are total knuckle draggers in relation to the women's game.
I am sure it was and it feels like a personal attack on me. Letting one of the people I have known for a while at this club go just to spite me.
Of course, but it’s the fact that she was a very important resource of the women’s game, and somehow it was not thought important enough to retain her. Another decision the club admin makes where you shake your head and there are so many of them below NRL level.
With a resume like that, there’s definitely a question that needs to be answered. Why is such a resource not worth keeping with a competitive offer , if that was the case.
, he spouts all the good news re appointments so he should have some part in the decision.
Steven Nunn is Parra Matts front rower from NZ
