Dazza 92
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That could work...but geez talk about kicking Queensland while they are down..!
That could work...but geez talk about kicking Queensland while they are down..!
Jedhead
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Well Greeny was their first choice.
Dazza 92
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rolls eyes....
Morepudding
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With Green going maybe we should go after him? Although he hasn't exactly done a great job of late.
Accept
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Two GFs in the last 6 years, one of those successful. Has had to deal with life post JT and Scott. Could do much worse than him. I'm still on the Kevie bandwagon though.
The Strapper
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The thing is the coaching pool will get thinner now.
With the warriors, cowboys and bulldogs all needing head coaches next season that will drain the talent pool if we move on siebold.
With the warriors, cowboys and bulldogs all needing head coaches next season that will drain the talent pool if we move on siebold.
Sproj
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You know what...his record is pretty good...should the Broncs? It wouldn't be the worst option by any means...he is currently coaching said Broncs.
007
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Hodgo as interim, Kevvie take over next year with Hodgo and Parker as assistants? Doesn't get much better than that for what is available and would be good enough to win a premiership.
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IceWorks
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Due to the vested interests it seems like we are only going to get half measures with coaching vision, at least until the season ends and a new CEO is on the horizon. How about we take a page from the Dragons book and take back some control over the team selection, we took one of their players that wasn't actually working and have ignored one of their moves which actually looks like it is playing dividends.
Mary McGregor was in such a rut that obviously his vision wasn't in line with reality (Dufty.. maybe others), this happens, the board stepped in and made a panel responsible for selection and the results have spoken for themselves.. Clearly for whatever reason Pies has issues with dropping players of high status in the team and has shown he will shuffle chairs till the ship hits the bottom of the ocean.. How about a selection panel for the Broncs last 10 games? Much easier than bringing in new coaches and might provide some transparency and accountability to team selection.
Mary McGregor was in such a rut that obviously his vision wasn't in line with reality (Dufty.. maybe others), this happens, the board stepped in and made a panel responsible for selection and the results have spoken for themselves.. Clearly for whatever reason Pies has issues with dropping players of high status in the team and has shown he will shuffle chairs till the ship hits the bottom of the ocean.. How about a selection panel for the Broncs last 10 games? Much easier than bringing in new coaches and might provide some transparency and accountability to team selection.
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007
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Its just delaying the inevitable. Dragons cant afford to sack Mary and Flannigan is sitting there waiting for his suspension to be up. We are in a very different position.
Skyblues87
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Pm
Paul Greens cv is far superior to Seibolds. He is a premiership winner and lost a grand final 2 years latter. He was facing the same problems as us with injuries to key players but at least the effort was there.
Not suggesting we replace Seibold with Green, however the Cowboys will be looking for a new coach who could be on our radar.
Foordy
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i doubt we go back to hook.
Gaz
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Maybe.
Huge
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In real life too. He's pretty clever too, knows a million jokes and lines but his new media profile requires him to be a little more formal.
TimWhatley
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Is Kevvie acutally a good coach? I feel like this forum has been mostly negative towards him until recently.
vertigo
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The cowboys have out manoeuvred us by doing that.
The Broncos will once again be left standing around with their dick in their hand.
Huge
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I say he'd be a better coach now with a lot better take on things. He was probably a bit raw earlier on but he's a much steelier character than his jovial outer shell might suggest. I remember him being interviewed after a match years ago during a rough Broncos period and he was put on the spot by a talking head.
He responded to the anal probe with "it's on again next week" and I loved that. It showed that even after being buttfucked he knew redemption was possible and that's all that mattered. The 'I get knocked down but I get back up again' attitude. I was proud of him and the club.
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WASSHHH
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I think people have changed their tunes a bit of late.
It reminds me of this.
Kevvie is almost like that person of the opposite sex (or same sex, whatever floats your boat) that approaches you at the bar at 10pm, but you’re not even remotely interested.
Come closing time, they’re still there. Suddenly, you’re significantly more interested.
