Beastmode
Just another day in paradise
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Bet you he has no regrets.
Doesnt seem like the type to dwell.
He will roll his sleeves up and get the work done. If it means gutting the team, so be it...
Bet you he has no regrets.
Doesnt seem like the type to dwell.
He will roll his sleeves up and get the work done. If it means gutting the team, so be it...
mrblonde
For moine, ( (c) and (t) Australian Sports Commentators 2000s ), the Cowboys have never given any serious longterm planning to who's going to do JT The Elder's job when he's not there. There's certainly more issues in Townsville than the fact that they hadn't sufficiently planned for JT The Elder's retirement, but that's a big issue.
I certainly wouldn't write off Todd on the basis of three games. He might need a season to decide who's really worth keeping and who should be told their future isn't in Townsville. Of the coaches who are in the first season in their new club, I'd suggest Todd is probably the safest. Not that even the least safest is particularly close to being shown the door, given contract payments, coaches available, coaches interested etc etc.
I certainly wouldn't write off Todd on the basis of three games. He might need a season to decide who's really worth keeping and who should be told their future isn't in Townsville. Of the coaches who are in the first season in their new club, I'd suggest Todd is probably the safest. Not that even the least safest is particularly close to being shown the door, given contract payments, coaches available, coaches interested etc etc.
john nick
Certainly went around the next week carrying bruises or worse
Lance155
Or was it that he coached by encouraging freedom and SK was the opposite so the players embraced it
defensivebomb
Without Best, they are just ordinary, at best
Miket12
Or were they not their Best?
Stalefish540
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I think probably all coaches are safe this year. Even the ones you'd be worried about have inherrited such basket cases, that you'd imagine they will last the season.
I guess John Morris if I had to really throw a name on the fire. Not that I personally believe he should go, think he's done well considering the horrid cap situation he inherited. The wagons just seem to be circling for whatever reason.
WellingtonOrca
wizards rage
Hasler - did resign a contract but conditional on Manly making the 8.
The ain’t making the 8!
With half a dozen round to go and the spoons locked up...
Stalefish540
Warriors Recruitment Manager
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Oh gotcha, well yea that would be some sort of season if that squad made the 8.
Is the spoon really that clear cut though? Once Tom comes back fit(big if), surely they jag some wins against some of the other plodders.
mt.wellington
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The truth is JT hung around one year too long. They lost Kalyn Ponga because of it and he was the next player they should have built their team around...
mt.wellington
Warriors Orange Peeler
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Its far from a done deal. Manly, Cowboys, Broncos and Bulldogs will all give each a run for their money to see who wins it...
Ever Hopeful
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They let a young guy called Brandon Smith go around that time too.
Beastmode
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Paulo24
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shuffle
Damn that’s a lot of firepower!! But probably not as bad as West Tigers lol
Tedesco, Ado-Carr, Korobete, Woods, Fifita, Moses, Murdoch-Masila probably more that’s off the top my head.
and kept Luke Brooks lol
Tedesco, Ado-Carr, Korobete, Woods, Fifita, Moses, Murdoch-Masila probably more that’s off the top my head.
and kept Luke Brooks lol
Rizzah
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