austin71
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Huge
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It was on the news last night. Gould gornnnnnnnne. Sacked because he was being paid a fortune for nothing. Produced absolutely nothing but empty words.
jarro65
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Not sacked according to the club, but agreed to terminate his contract early.
Strong reports he already has another deal done with an NRL club.
Personally, i would like to see him take up a position somewhere within the NRL.
broncos4life
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Thank ****! Probably an unpopular opinion but I would let Roberts go before Staggs.
ChewThePhatt
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It's clearly a pub holiday tomorrow. So many on here hitting the piss like it's a Fridy night.
You of all people @Huge.... Mr "substantiate your comments with fact"
FMD
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And Bird.
Huge
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Mmm, not sure what you're on about here. I'm not drinking, seldom do these days. I don't get public holidays as I'm a fifo worker and presently home on my two week break.
It's my opinion that Gould is a great talker, lot's of apparently wise words but no substance. The evidence of his failure is in Penrith's performances. He may have done wonders for Penrith but it looks like Penrith don't think he has so...
ChewThePhatt
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Sacked because he was being paid a fortune for nothing. Produced absolutely nothing but empty words.
Panthers club was an absolute shitshow from top to bottom when he arrived. Look at them now... administration, pathways, juniors, roster & future.
Other than that, please substantiate your claims....
1. Sacked.
2. Produced absolutely nothing.
3. Being paid a fortune.
You do this kind of calling others out on what they say shit often mate.
It's your turn.
Show me the quotes, show me the proof in relation to you comments.
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Alec
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Bird has been a massive let down so far. Even this season he's been bombing tries and defending like shit.
Aldo
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I agree. He is trying hard and the effort is there but expect more from what he has showed so far.
winslow_wong
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Isn’t he a die hard broncos supporter from way back? Guys like these need to be one club players.
broncsgoat
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I thought he was one of our best in the first few games but hasn’t played well recently.
tommy
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Bird has been good, but when you rush up out of the line on every play it becomes predictable. He played great against the Tigs imo, not so much the Raiders. No need to rush out of the line every single time.
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I like when Bird runs sideways. I think we already play too direct. The problem is that once Plan A breaks down, everybody thinks their job is done and nobody offers the ball carrier any help. Most of them won't even get out of the defensive line to eliminate the obstruction call. We've supported Bird's sideways running approximately once this year and we scored a try from it. Hodges used to run sideways a lot when we were behind. I wouldn't be surprised if lateral motion translates from sign language as "Do something you lazy pricks, we're losing".
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https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/s...k=af88ac5f157183596886ea58bb0d1630-1556190782
Close eyes are being kept on James Roberts’ situation at Brisbane.
Word is the relationship between Roberts and coach Anthony Seibold is less than ideal. Roberts does not share the same relationship with Seibold as he did with the previous coach Wayne Bennett and Roberts’ recent drunken episode is another black mark as far as Seibold is concerned.
This all dovetails into Bennett’s move to South Sydney over the summer and Greg Inglis’s shock retirement less than a fortnight ago.
Asked if there was any movement to replace Inglis, Bennett replied: “Very quiet.”
Asked if he was looking, he said: “Not too hard.”
Close eyes are being kept on James Roberts’ situation at Brisbane.
Word is the relationship between Roberts and coach Anthony Seibold is less than ideal. Roberts does not share the same relationship with Seibold as he did with the previous coach Wayne Bennett and Roberts’ recent drunken episode is another black mark as far as Seibold is concerned.
This all dovetails into Bennett’s move to South Sydney over the summer and Greg Inglis’s shock retirement less than a fortnight ago.
Asked if there was any movement to replace Inglis, Bennett replied: “Very quiet.”
Asked if he was looking, he said: “Not too hard.”
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