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So if Kevvie is indeed a "great bloke" but "not a head coach" and not a "master of man management" what role would better suit him at the club?WB, Bellamy and Robinson are masters of man management in these situations.
So if Kevvie is indeed a "great bloke" but "not a head coach" and not a "master of man management" what role would better suit him at the club?WB, Bellamy and Robinson are masters of man management in these situations.
He's got athletic gifts, but it doesn't seem like he wants to be a professional athlete.... like he's playing footy because he has to rather than wanting to... or he likes playing footy, but doesn't really want it to be his whole life.
I dont think "a great bloke" comes into it tbh nor does Cobbos opinion. He has had 24 months to get up to speed and learn. There will no doubt be some hangover from him learning and adapting - but the results this season will answer if hes a good coach or man manager. In some ways the start of this season could be his hardest to date - Haas/Robati/Cobbo stuff is a huge distraction combined with pressure because of last years poor result.So if Kevvie is indeed a "great bloke" but "not a head coach" and not a "master of man management" what role would better suit him at the club?
So if Kevvie is indeed a "great bloke" but "not a head coach" and not a "master of man management" what role would better suit him at the club?
Wow, talk about entitled. Now do the Roosters and Storm and make it about Payne Haas wanting a premiership ring.Obviously, if the Broncos went, hey we want Smith, they would negotiate with Leeds and sorryMcHunt, we are the biggest club in the world, if we want him, Leeds can't do anything to keep him and even if they tried, it isn't in their best interests to do so. If they drag it out, how are they going to attract another high calibre coach?
Even so, I am sure the Broncos would be civil about it and it would be as amicable as possible, likely deferring starting until '23 so Smith can finish out the year and a replacement can be found to make a smoother transition. Even if Kevvie was sacked in the mean time, the Broncs would just use an interim like the good ol' gentle man we had post-Seibold.
Depends whether Selwyn's opinion is an outlier or the temperature of the dressing room. We should all be grateful he and Tyson are dumb as rocks so we get a slither of a peek into what a cross section of players really think beyond the stage schooled press conferences.I dont think "a great bloke" comes into it tbh nor does Cobbos opinion. He has had 24 months to get up to speed and learn. There will no doubt be some hangover from him learning and adapting - but the results this season will answer if hes a good coach or man manager. In some ways the start of this season could be his hardest to date - Haas/Robati/Cobbo stuff is a huge distraction combined with pressure because of last years poor result.
Everything is wrong with it. I know Reece Walsh would go to Broncos games just to watch his mates play.yeah I can forgive the comments about kev but walking out is piss weak. abandoning your team mates. that's a huge red flag on his character - can he be relied on when going gets tough?
Obviously, if the Broncos went, hey we want Smith, they would negotiate with Leeds and sorryMcHunt, we are the biggest club in the world, if we want him, Leeds can't do anything to keep him and even if they tried, it isn't in their best interests to do so. If they drag it out, how are they going to attract another high calibre coach?
Even so, I am sure the Broncos would be civil about it and it would be as amicable as possible, likely deferring starting until '23 so Smith can finish out the year and a replacement can be found to make a smoother transition. Even if Kevvie was sacked in the mean time, the Broncs would just use an interim like the good ol' gentle man we had post-Seibold.
Great another thread of mchunt arguing about something he has no idea about
link?Like when he argued New Zealand and Samoa were the same country. You've just got to let him roll.