theshed
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Out of the options available I would not turn my nose up at Wayne Bennett. If you prefer Kev over Wayne, you’re entitled to that opinion.
OFFICIAL Broncos Appoint Troy Thomson as Football Operations Manager to Replace Joe McDermott
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I would prefer anyone in the coaching world over Wayne ... if for nothing else to prevent us having to go through the post Wayne Bennett curse for a third fucking time.
at this post continuing to go back to Bennett is as bad as continually chasing Bellamy knowing that he will only reject us yet again
Big Del
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No , no he`s all aboard the good ship Maguire .
He made a statement that once Madge signed on , he was all in on backing him . I would like to believe he is a man of his word . Although he has me questioning his lotalty recently .
Finbar
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There was more to it than that. Other things noticed were slipping standards and how poor we played even when we had close to our full-strength team on the field.
Broncapz
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We were tired of waiting for us to "get a few things right"
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Lockysillegitimatechild
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How long has Adam walsh been our welfare and education officer or involved with the players well being?
I get he seems well liked by the players and appears to be very nice and popular but our off field behaviour cannot be ignored anymore. Surely his position is under pressure if he has remained a common denominator throughout the last few years???
I get he seems well liked by the players and appears to be very nice and popular but our off field behaviour cannot be ignored anymore. Surely his position is under pressure if he has remained a common denominator throughout the last few years???
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Hard to believe he is still there.
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And to think he's former army and can't control them
LittleDavey
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It seems the club needs a cleanout from top to bottom. Very few should be safe in the entire structure. I do hope that was part of the end-of-season review and there are things moving in that space as well.
Sacking Kev should have just been the start. This club really needs to aim fucking higher or else the Phins will be the premier Brisbane team in 5 years.
Sacking Kev should have just been the start. This club really needs to aim fucking higher or else the Phins will be the premier Brisbane team in 5 years.
It wasn't a lack of education that led to Mam's Friday night. They have the life educated out of them.
They're on holidays, what could Walsh have done to stop Mam getting in that car?
Redfern_1980
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I tend to agree with this. Unless they are with a babysitter 24/7, there is just no predicting the decision a player may make which ends up in a situation we have seen with Mam/Latrell/JAC etc.
These are grown man. Somewhat immature, yes? But they can't have their hands held constantly. They have to take ownership of their daily lives and destiny. These welfare officers can only do so much to hammer into the players thick heads the difference between right and wrong and to think before doing something stupid.
Look at some of your other players, such as Madden, Billy Walters, Arthurs, Jensen etc. Not flashy players, but they seem to have their heads screwed on the right way. Low maintenance, cleanskins. Blokes like Ezra, Latrell just need to grow the hell up and realise the opprtunity they have in life is one very few others get to experience. Shape up or ship out. Or else the club and those players doing the right thing are continually getting dragged down by a one or two selfish, self entitled dickheads.
Lockysillegitimatechild
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I'm sure they are very well educated, we have the money and staff to do that. But the delivery must be off given we have more off field incidents than any other club. Also, well being is a 24 hour picture whether they are on holidays or not. What about this incident tells you his well being is in a good place? Similar to all the incidents we've had. All involve alcohol or decisions that scream people not handling themselves well and their wellbeing being in a questionable state. I get there will be incidents and it's never 100% no matter how great a job someone is doing in a workplace to keep everyone in a good place, but the sheer number of them tells me it needs to be looked at BIG TIME.
He's not the behaviour police, walking the streets of Brisbane with a stick looking for misbehaving Broncos. He's a psychologist.
Well-being might not be on holidays, but players are on holidays and scattered throughout the world means he can't see them and be with them- they're on school holidays- you can't blame their teacher for their choices when they're away from school.
They all have his number, and he is always available, if Mam had rung him, he would have been there to help.
But grown men need to be accountable and self-aware enough to ask for help before Friday night.
He does from the U16 to the NRL and the Broncos would be worse off without him.
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Given the reported issues in the playing group, that is saying a lot.
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Do we? Or do the media just sensationalise every story about the Broncos and ignore when the Roosters have a bust up at Coogee.
Lockysillegitimatechild
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They are grown men and they are accountable. That's great they have his number. Are they calling it? Is it working?
I get you like him and probably have some connection to him so he can't possibly be doing a bad job (btw confirmation bias is a common narsisistic trait) but every club has young testosterone filled egotistical men in their squads. They obviously aren't coping well in our squad over the past few years, is that not obvious? It's all well and good to say theyre grown men, and they are, but isn't his job to help them manage?
He is the only constant in the past few years of poor player behaviour and his job is player well-being but because you have a connection to him and obviously like him as a person you cannot possibly see his job should at the very least be under review?
Lockysillegitimatechild
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I agree with this but there are also instances that would be news no matter which club it happened at...
Tc robati
Jamil hopoate
David fifita jnr in Bali
This one... to name a few....
