
matiunz
Can be abrasive until you get used to it, you’d like to think this wasn’t the first time our players had come across it.That is the Aussie style, say what you think.
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Can be abrasive until you get used to it, you’d like to think this wasn’t the first time our players had come across it.That is the Aussie style, say what you think.
Never been to Aussie but people i speak to reckon NZ is much better and that's taking into account the lower wages and higher cost of living. 1 guy I talk to at work has most of his extended family in oz including his mum but still prefers NZ.It could be he's only 19 and hasn't fully matured and probably hasn't left Australia before
Most Australians have the common misconception that NZ is like England it isn't until they actually see NZ to realise it's different
True...dunno why but when they get here they prefer it.Never been to Aussie but people i speak to reckon NZ is much better and that's taking into account the lower wages and higher cost of living. 1 guy I talk to at work has most of his extended family in oz including his mum but still prefers NZ.
All I want for Christmas?Warriors want all 2023 games in NZ
Warriors chief executive Cameron George has called for every one of the club’s NRL games in 2023 to be played in New Zealand.
The Warriors last week got the green light to return home to Mt Smart Stadium for their round 16 clash with the Wests Tigers on July 3 following the easing of COVID-19 restrictions.
The club can return sooner, should they wish, but George said he wanted the club to remain based in Redcliffe until they have the chance to play in front of a packed house. But in the following season, he says he wants to have the Warriors playing in New Zealand every week to reboot the sport in the country.
“It works for the game, because it can inspire the next generation and gives something back to the Warriors after being on the road for three years,” he told AAP. “You’re dealing with a country that provides a large percentage of the talent pool of the NRL.
“It’s important that the game looks at it because we haven’t had a professional presence here in New Zealand and we need to put rugby league back in the lap of Kiwis.”
The Warriors have spent the past three years on the road, using the Central Coast and Redcliffe as their home venues. After giving up that advantage, George hopes to have the tables turned and believes the other 16 NRL clubs in 2023 can benefit.
“For the entire season we would like to see the Warriors playing in New Zealand, but not with home ground advantage,” he said. “We’d play our home games at Mt Smart and then instead of playing Canberra, for example, in Canberra, you take the game to Dunedin.
“I think there’s a very big opportunity today for the New Zealand government to try and rebuild the economy with visitation to places like Christchurch, Wellington or Dunedin. People are probably sceptical about travelling long distances, but it’s only a three-hour flight to get to New Zealand and then you’re straight back to Australia.”
The Roar 30 March
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It’s time. If Matt Lodge received a massive payout to leave early, then I think it’s time we said goodbye to CEO Cameron George.
He’s the reason we don’t have Todd Payten as our coach.
He’s the reason Shaun Johnson left us 4 years ago
He’s the reason we are still paying freight to Stephen Kearney
He’s the common thread.
Time to go Georgie boy. Mowhawk, time to sharpen the axe.
Cameron George out.
We need a CEO who understands NRL clubs and what we are doing well and what we completely do not even have at the club (ie seems like youth development is either Z grade or doesnt occur).It’s time. If Matt Lodge received a massive payout to leave early, then I think it’s time we said goodbye to CEO Cameron George.
He’s the reason we don’t have Todd Payten as our coach.
He’s the reason Shaun Johnson left us 4 years ago
He’s the reason we are still paying freight to Stephen Kearney
He’s the common thread.
Time to go Georgie boy. Mowhawk, time to sharpen the axe.
Cameron George out.
It's unfair to include Chanel in this discussion. Read his last blog entry if you want to understand how he feels about his life. He obviously has a lot more depth to himself than majority of people his age (and probably many far older). I'm ecstatic for him. He has had a lot of personal growth, that many never go through.Player leaving mid season with full payout for next season all well?
another player has lost his heart and his dream for playing the game:
Chanel Harris-Tavita "Over the last year I haven't been enjoying it as much as I want to, even though being an NRL player was something I dreamed of as a kid."
Wow... WTF are they doing to our club?
I'm not sure it affects the cap?George needs to walk if that Lodge payout is true. Let our in form prop walk mid season and kneecapped us salary cap-wise
Nah the media reckons the 500k will be counted on our cap next year as well. I don’t see how tho if it was a player option and not signed.I'm not sure it affects the cap?
If they leave , we just pay it out in full and he's off our books right?
Traditionally player asking for a release from his contract = no undue money. If club pushes player out, the existing contract is honoured ie chipping in for player to play elsewhere to make up their contract value. Accounted for each year the player is contracted for.I'm not sure it affects the cap?
If they leave , we just pay it out in full and he's off our books right?
Yeah we have to pay him , but , is it outside of the cap now? Like Mohawk gives him cash and we free him off the roster as it were and can spend the money he was taking up?Traditionally player asking for a release from his contract = no undue money. If club pushes player out, the existing contract is honoured ie chipping in for player to play elsewhere to make up their contract value. Accounted for each year the player is contracted for.
Hence why, IF what is reported is true, is weird.
No.Yeah we have to pay him , but , is it outside of the cap now? Like Mohawk gives him cash and we free him off the roster as it were and can spend the money he was taking up?
12 May
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