do you have concept of the financial ramifications of doing just step 1?
Do you have the concept of of the ramifications if it doesn't happen?
do you have concept of the financial ramifications of doing just step 1?
ok
so you sack stuart. pay him and his staff out which we cant afford and then hire new people..spending a motza and putting more pressure on us financialy.
genius.
Do you have the concept of of the ramifications if it doesn't happen?
Innapropiatte I reckon, but I guess you see things differently.
Step 1/ Terminate Ricky' contract and replace him with Alan Wilson
Step 2/ Release Barrett, Brett Kearney, Jacob Selmes and Corey Hughes.
Barrett wont cost us games, but he wont win us any either.
For the second time:
Easy, make him director of coaching and employ a proper first grade coach. Genius
For the second time:
Easy, make him director of coaching and employ a proper first grade coach. Genius
:lol:best quote all daybwhahahahahaha
you're a laughing stock.
Can you now please bring peace to the middle east?
It's NOT the coach. I believe it goes much deeper than the coach or the team. I worked it out once. There have been 101 competitions. From memory, I calculated that Cronulla have had coaches who have won 19 of those premierships between them but NOT, yes NOT, with the Sharks. I believe the problem goes much deeper - into our culture and attitudes. But I can't quite put my finger on it.
The closest I can come to it (I think), for instance, is I recently had a chat with a bloke from the favoured club. Part of the conversation was praise for our favourite winger - something I couldn't agree with. And I don't think it's me because so many of you others seem to agree with me on that point.
Perhaps some of our problem is that too many of us applaud (and, possibly, wish to be associated with) the mediocre. :shock:
too true popper 10/10It's NOT the coach. I believe it goes much deeper than the coach or the team. I worked it out once. There have been 101 competitions. From memory, I calculated that Cronulla have had coaches who have won 19 of those premierships between them but NOT, yes NOT, with the Sharks. I believe the problem goes much deeper - into our culture and attitudes. But I can't quite put my finger on it.
The closest I can come to it (I think), for instance, is I recently had a chat with a bloke from the favoured club. Part of the conversation was praise for our favourite winger - something I couldn't agree with. And I don't think it's me because so many of you others seem to agree with me on that point.
Perhaps some of our problem is that too many of us applaud (and, possibly, wish to be associated with) the mediocre. :shock:
Worked for a while.Lets use this thread to INTELLIGENTLY
Do you think the Cronulla riots scared off potential supporters?
Did it help the image of Cronulla or the Sharks?
That's one of the problems, if the media keep talking about it, the NRL keep talking about, our own CEO keeps talking about it and now the fans talk about it when push comes to shove we will be first on the list because everyone has been brainwashed into thinking it was inevitable. Talk about something long enough and people believe it.My $0.02...
If you take much of what has been reported in the media, stated by the club about the need to get the development approved/crowds up, even what Newman has posted, it seems unlikely that the club will exist in its current shape beyond the next 12 months.
What exactly do the Sharks offer? They should have morning markets, athletics and horse riding/petting zoos for kids, kick arounds on the pitch, live bands all day and create a real, buzzing game day experience.