redbur95
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And to further continue the theory that he was only a good half-season coach, they got the spoon the following year.
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And to further continue the theory that he was only a good half-season coach, they got the spoon the following year.
Broncoman
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The Roosters finished 4th that year and went out of the finals in straight sets losing to Brisbane 24-16 and the Warriors 30-13.
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You don't like Hook?? I had absolutely no idea!!
Russell Coight
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hilarious.
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For sure, but weren't they out of the 8 when he took over? Point being, mid-season coach change and there was a surge from the team.
To clarify, I'm not a fan of mid-season sackings.
Broncoman
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Yes they were second last on the table when he took over in Round 18 2007 for the remainder of the year the Roosters had a record of 5-2-1 and hauled themselves to 10th. A successful 2008 followed and a horrible year sent Freddy packing at the end of 2009.
noisetheory
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HAy keep that on the down LOw
Splinter
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NO
But i like your thinking:laugh:
Danoz Direct
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who is he and where does he play?
broncos4life
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Haha if only
Danoz Direct
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We have signed the next Inglis:[h=1] NRL clubs converge on Australian Schoolboy titles to scout for future stars[/h]
THERE'S a lot more to running a successful NRL club than turning up to compete for two competition points each week of the footy season. Coaching, training, medical, sponsorship, marketing, membership, welfare, community and promotion are a few of the vital ingredients that can build a successful club.
And then there's the most important component of all - recruitment.
The search to find the next Greg Inglis, Ben Barba, Billy Slater, Benji Marshall or Johnathan Thurston.
It's why all 16 NRL clubs, their recruitment staff and the game's leading player agents converged on Cairns this week for the Australian Schoolboy titles.
This has been the No.1 breeding ground for budding rugby league superstars for many a decade, from champion Test forwards like Les Boyd, Craig Young, Paul Sironen and Bradley Clyde to backline legends like Greg Inglis, Brad Fittler, Andrew Ettingshausen and Greg Alexander.
You walk into Barlow Park and player manager Sam Ayoub asks for your official program. He's one of the sharpest operators in the business with any eye for talent better than most.
"Want to see the next Greg Inglis," he says, flicking the pages until we come to the combined Queensland team.
He puts a circle around the name of fullback Elijah Alick and reveals: "He's just signed for three years at the Broncos."
No Cookies | thetelegraph.com.au
THERE'S a lot more to running a successful NRL club than turning up to compete for two competition points each week of the footy season. Coaching, training, medical, sponsorship, marketing, membership, welfare, community and promotion are a few of the vital ingredients that can build a successful club.
And then there's the most important component of all - recruitment.
The search to find the next Greg Inglis, Ben Barba, Billy Slater, Benji Marshall or Johnathan Thurston.
It's why all 16 NRL clubs, their recruitment staff and the game's leading player agents converged on Cairns this week for the Australian Schoolboy titles.
This has been the No.1 breeding ground for budding rugby league superstars for many a decade, from champion Test forwards like Les Boyd, Craig Young, Paul Sironen and Bradley Clyde to backline legends like Greg Inglis, Brad Fittler, Andrew Ettingshausen and Greg Alexander.
You walk into Barlow Park and player manager Sam Ayoub asks for your official program. He's one of the sharpest operators in the business with any eye for talent better than most.
"Want to see the next Greg Inglis," he says, flicking the pages until we come to the combined Queensland team.
He puts a circle around the name of fullback Elijah Alick and reveals: "He's just signed for three years at the Broncos."
No Cookies | thetelegraph.com.au
Danoz Direct
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Yeah he was he is only 17 and playing on the wing, but he is a fullback like Inglis.
Danoz Direct
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He got a big fend like inglis
Painin the Haas
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Something to be excited about watching the u20's next year
