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Gets by because he’s bigger than everyone else but offers not much else.
EDIT: sorry, quoted the wrong post.
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NEWS Corey Parker joins Broncos coaching team full-time
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Gets by because he’s bigger than everyone else but offers not much else.
EDIT: sorry, quoted the wrong post.
animal eater
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I like this a lot and as many alluded to earlier, would't mind seeing Hodgo on board. What they both absolutely had in common was the hate of losing. It is a good thing to have an assistant coach that can bust balls and keep a little seperation between player and head coach.
_wwong
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That’s a tough gig right now.
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Nah not really, the coach's job is more man management and hiring a team around him that will get the team playing to his style.
It's not his job to direct every little area, it's his job to find a team that will implement it though.
NSW stables
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Not only that, but game management! She controls the tempo of games. She varies her kicking games to keep the fullback guessing, she keeps things in play if the other team is fatiguing, puts in touch if her team needs a breather, just puts so mich mote thought into reading the game yhan our "halves" did last year.
Morepudding
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Yeah I think having Hodgo as a specialist backs coach would be good. Hodges was one of the better defensive centres in the game, and had a lot of creativity and xfactor. I think he could do wonders for Bird and Staggs.
Remember how many times hodges would bundle people over the sideline or drag them back into the in goal. He was one of the best at it, and it is definitely something we miss.
_wwong
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I do wonder how Milford would handle being coached by a woman though.
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The womans game compares less to NRL than the Q-Cup. Think she'd be well out of her depth.
NSW stables
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Yes, i very much understand that. I mean more conceptually. I think her ability to analyse the opposition's performance and developing an appropriate game plan to suit, would exceed many in our men's team.
Being an average player does not mean you will be an average coach, same goes for great players making great coaches.
In almost any sport i have watched throughout my life, the best coaches have rarely been the best players throughout their playing careers.
mrslong
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If only we had someone on the board that could do this in his playing time, and impart his knowledge with our current halves. If only we had someone like that who was arguably the greatest of all time......
NSW stables
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Yes, if only . . . . . .
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They don't strike me as a very good teachers.
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The Broncs cannot afford Minto.
FaithinHook
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I know this is probably not the time nor place, and has absolutely nothing to do with the topic at hand, but I would like to take this opportunity to give a massive shout out and thank you to popular forum board member, the irrepressible McHunt! It is most appreciated by many, I am sure, that McHunt goes both to the trouble, and the expense, of posting virtually all pay-walled articles covering all Bronco news.
A big thank you fella, please keep up the fantastic service you provide to many of us here on BHQ who otherwise would not be able to access and read these stories. It is much appreciated and gratefully accepted.
A big thank you fella, please keep up the fantastic service you provide to many of us here on BHQ who otherwise would not be able to access and read these stories. It is much appreciated and gratefully accepted.
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