
jonno
So how's the squad reacting to this. It must be painful for some of them I'd imagine..Short answer: YES...
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So how's the squad reacting to this. It must be painful for some of them I'd imagine..Short answer: YES...
Reserve Grade and our pack are being looked at. Looking for at least one experienced forward. We've already seen some big movement with some of our props re Sam Rapira and Suaia Matagi. Been told the Reserve Graders will all be looked at and a lot will be gone in the next couple of seasons. Particularly the forwards.Longer answer
That's exactly right.... Hopefully yesterday wasn't a sign of how they have chosen to step upWell the options always there for players to step up and be awesome for the club...
Whether they take that option or not is completely up to them...
Interesting.... with the arrival of Doyle, the amount of information I'd been receiving off the record from within the club had dried up to only a trickle - and certainly not worth posting. I'd assumed that these sort of changes you've mentioned were happening but hadn't heard anything from within "the camp" about it.Reserve Grade and our pack are being looked at. Looking for at least one experienced forward. We've already seen some big movement with some of our props re Sam Rapira and Suaia Matagi. Been told the Reserve Graders will all be looked at and a lot will be gone in the next couple of seasons. Particularly the forwards.
Cant say anymore...
Reserve Grade and our pack are being looked at. Looking for at least one experienced forward. We've already seen some big movement with some of our props re Sam Rapira and Suaia Matagi. Been told the Reserve Graders will all be looked at and a lot will be gone in the next couple of seasons. Particularly the forwards.
Cant say anymore...
It was more of a step down really. Presented with a challenge and they try to get the coach fired again by losing. Only problem is the coach isn't the one doing all the mega changes at the club. And also when the reserves do it, without all the intensity and emotion of first grade, it's blatantly obvious to everyone what's happening... Player power doesn't exist in the NSWarriors team guys.That's exactly right.... Hopefully yesterday wasn't a sign of how they have chosen to step up
They were until Doyle started swinging the axe...I know the reserves got a hiding yesterday but they were under strength and aren't they one of the top teams in the NSW cup?
I know the reserves got a hiding yesterday but they were under strength and aren't they one of the top teams in the NSW cup?
Short answer: YES...
I think our reserves should be a pack of ravenous wolves all biting and chomping their way into the first grade squad...I would prefer that the reserves were full of hungry ex-U20s players rather than people biding their time before heading off to the ESL.
Before that game they were 3rd and Wentworthville was 9th. I think guys like Palavi, Peteru, Poching basically everyone whos name starts with P are the sort of guys that haven't been able to take that next step and will be pushed aside.I know the reserves got a hiding yesterday but they were under strength and aren't they one of the top teams in the NSW cup?
Before that game they were 3rd and Wentworthville was 9th. I think guys like Palavi, Peteru, Poching basically everyone whos name starts with P are the sort of guys that haven't been able to take that next step and will be pushed aside.
I would prefer that the reserves were full of hungry ex-U20s players rather than people biding their time before heading off to the ESL.
Nathaniel Peteru would be lucky to be on a 3rd tier contract. Guys like Upu Pooching would only be on match payment contracts...Before that game they were 3rd and Wentworthville was 9th. I think guys like Palavi, Peteru, Poching basically everyone whos name starts with P are the sort of guys that haven't been able to take that next step and will be pushed aside.
Doyle oversaw the Cap amendments around third party agreements and he still has an advisory role to his successor at the NRL, so he is the third party sponsorship guy.Do you think there is an opportunity for the club with Doyle at the helm with his business expertise and contacts both in New Zealand and Australia for the club to be able to generate better or some third party agreements to help sign players?
Doyle oversaw the Cap amendments around third party agreements and he still has an advisory role to his successor at the NRL, so he is the third party sponsorship guy.
Bell was on Radio sport not long after Doyle took over, he admitted that the Warriors had very little success in gaining third party sponsorship....he pretty much sounded out of his depth on the subject and waffled on about how they could look at it through some of their major sponsors (hard to believe that of all the shitty destinations in the NRL agents minds the Warriors were not using all means available).
I can accept that Third party sponsorship is hard to gain in NZ, but after all the years Dean Bell was at the Warriors, you would expect he would be up to speed on the subject.
12 May
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