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there is no temprary solution, Bennett couldn't help this mob if he's life depended on it..
one of the, if not the greatest coach ever
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A rookie coach?
fmd
there is no temprary solution, Bennett couldn't help this mob if he's life depended on it..
I listened to the game on the radio. After half-time, the sideline eye (Shannon somebody - she`s really good) said that Kearney told the players at half-time to 'try to work out what it was that worked for them in the first half and do that again'. He then left the dressing room with about five minutes to go before the second half. Now, he may have said other things as well; but that`s all that was reported. I also watched the post game interview on T.V. Kearney just kept mentioning Mitch Algood`s mistake and was making out that it was the big turning point in the game. His only other contribution was that the team needs to 'toughen up' and battle through the hard periods of a game. When asked how he could get the team to do that, he simply replied: "Good question".
one of the, if not the greatest coach ever
vs
A rookie coach?
fmd
there is no temprary solution, Bennett couldn't help this mob if he's life depended on it..
Well that explains Poupou's posts tonight singling out that one dropped ball as the turning point then... it's the official line.I also watched the post game interview on T.V. Kearney just kept mentioning Mitch Algood`s mistake and was making out that it was the big turning point in the game.
I listened to the game on the radio. After half-time, the sideline eye (Shannon somebody - she`s really good) said that Kearney told the players at half-time to 'try to work out what it was that worked for them in the first half and do that again'. He then left the dressing room with about five minutes to go before the second half. Now, he may have said other things as well; but that`s all that was reported. I also watched the post game interview on T.V. Kearney just kept mentioning Mitch Algood`s mistake and was making out that it was the big turning point in the game. His only other contribution was that the team needs to 'toughen up' and battle through the hard periods of a game. When asked how he could get the team to do that, he simply replied: "Good question".
I call bullshit Staggs. Natural attrition cleans out playing staff year on year anyway. Nothing's ever so bad it needs a complete cleanout - a few short months ago we were told we were building to a competitive season this year, supposedly... no talk of needing any cleanouts while that hype was circulating.rubbish, it will take a massive clean out at the playing and coaching staff and it's not a short term sollution..
Enough's enough, tonight was the final straw.
After going to that shit hole that we want to adopt as our home ground in the freezing cold around those f**kwit Bulldogs supporters and we dish up that was just, actually words don't even describe how I felt.
A big big broom is needed right through the joint from the top all the way through.
our '95 team was probably our worst roster
we have some decent players in this roster but they are not playing to their ability and have the worst record ever
so if its not the playing roster..............................
Bennett wanted Nolan at Newcastle...
you can deal with the board in 12 months time..
I blame Ben Roberts.
#TrueEELImpersonation
Get Steve folkes as your coach. What you guys need is some hard arse discipline
It's time to turn off the oven, because Kearney is done. I have been a supporter, but his days at Parra should be up. Business wise, it is a bad move forking out that sort oof cash. 18 months worth of money is bad in anyones books. But yep, enough is enough.