Thing is he is the one stirring the pot. He has been scorned, he has for eternity a mark on his resume ‘sacked by the Broncos’. He will seek redemption, he will poke us in the eye at every opportunity. In effect he has dragged James out of our reserve grade side to play NRL for the Rabbits. Nothing more. He is pushing socially that he has beaten White and Seibold to the punch. I wonder how long Ritcho will put up with that crap. A very small line between pinching players from the Broncs to improve his current team and as matter of seeking retribution. Nothing will appease Wayne Bennet, a premiership win over the Broncs will serve nothing to him - he wants both White and Seibolds head on a stick. I for one lost all respect.No surprise there, we're still feeling his last tenure (positive and negative aspects of it).
Besides he still has a fair share of sycophants as well as people who dislike him on BHQ, who won't forget to bring him up, especially under the current circumstances.
You blokes mustn’t have ever managed anyone before. All good.
Thing is he is the one stirring the pot. He has been scorned, he has for eternity a mark on his resume ‘sacked by the Broncos’. He will seek redemption, he will poke us in the eye at every opportunity. In effect he has dragged James out of our reserve grade side to play NRL for the Rabbits. Nothing more. He is pushing socially that he has beaten White and Seibold to the punch. I wonder how long Ritcho will put up with that crap. A very small line between pinching players from the Broncs to improve his current team and as matter of seeking retribution. Nothing will appease Wayne Bennet, a premiership win over the Broncs will serve nothing to him - he wants both White and Seibolds head on a stick. I for one lost all respect.
007 winning is not done by charity, it’s done by hard work...
He says, When discussing the most successful coach of all times philosophy
Big call. He's got a fair bit of catching up to do. He's currently on 2 premierships, 0 State of Origins and a bunch of these *********You cannot use "greatest coach of all time"as an argument. His results since the his last GF win have been mediocre. I would say Bellamy will go down as a better overall coach once time has passed.
Which is what Roberts wasn't wanting to do apparently, so you're agreeing with Seibs here, right?007 winning is not done by charity, it’s done by hard work...
He has no moral high ground to stand on given he did to Hook worse than Seibs did to him, which is when I lost respect. He will definitely keep trying, and quite possibly succeed to poke a hole here and there, but I'm sure we'll be the last to laugh.Thing is he is the one stirring the pot. He has been scorned, he has for eternity a mark on his resume ‘sacked by the Broncos’. He will seek redemption, he will poke us in the eye at every opportunity. In effect he has dragged James out of our reserve grade side to play NRL for the Rabbits. Nothing more. He is pushing socially that he has beaten White and Seibold to the punch. I wonder how long Ritcho will put up with that crap. A very small line between pinching players from the Broncs to improve his current team and as matter of seeking retribution. Nothing will appease Wayne Bennet, a premiership win over the Broncs will serve nothing to him - he wants both White and Seibolds head on a stick. I for one lost all respect.
Yes and we'll keep discussing - which is my point.He will definitely keep trying
You cannot use "greatest coach of all time"as an argument. His results since the his last GF win have been mediocre. I would say Bellamy will go down as a better overall coach once time has passed.
Why was it worse? Both cases the Broncos publicly backed their coach while privately bringing someone else in. Did you lose respect for Seibold? How about when he had a sook to the papers because mean old Wayne Bennett had turned down a swap deal at the last minute and made Siebold's kiddies cry?He has no moral high ground to stand on given he did to Hook worse than Seibs did to him, which is when I lost respect.
That's a big big call. Bellyache has won 2 premierships after having assembled a team of immortals through massive salary cap rorting. He's never won a premiership without having had Smith, Slater and Cronk in his team - they got demolished by Manly without Smith, beaten by the Sharks without Slater and absolutely taken to town by 12 men without Cronk. He's none from 3 at Origin.
His success thus far has come from having a spine full of immortals and using controversial grubby techniques which are often banned later on and essentially are responsible for Alex McKinnon's quadraplegia. Whether it's grapple tackles or chicken wings or crusher tackles, wrestling after the refs call held, controlling a players arms on the ground so they can't post, Melbourne's main advantages come from pushing the rules to breaking point every game.
Why was it worse? Both cases the Broncos publicly backed their coach while privately bringing someone else in. Did you lose respect for Seibold? How about when he had a sook to the papers because mean old Wayne Bennett had turned down a swap deal at the last minute and made Siebold's kiddies cry?
Thing is he is the one stirring the pot. He has been scorned, he has for eternity a mark on his resume ‘sacked by the Broncos’. He will seek redemption, he will poke us in the eye at every opportunity. In effect he has dragged James out of our reserve grade side to play NRL for the Rabbits. Nothing more. He is pushing socially that he has beaten White and Seibold to the punch. I wonder how long Ritcho will put up with that crap. A very small line between pinching players from the Broncs to improve his current team and as matter of seeking retribution. Nothing will appease Wayne Bennet, a premiership win over the Broncs will serve nothing to him - he wants both White and Seibolds head on a stick. I for one lost all respect.
Maybe he should have waited for the deal to actually be done before telling them they were moving then. And he can care about his kids without having to have a whinge in the papers over it.Yeah, what an arsehole for caring about his kids
That's a big big call. Bellyache has won 2 premierships after having assembled a team of immortals through massive salary cap rorting. He's never won a premiership without having had Smith, Slater and Cronk in his team - they got demolished by Manly without Smith, beaten by the Sharks without Slater and absolutely taken to town by 12 men without Cronk. He's none from 3 at Origin.
His success thus far has come from having a spine full of immortals and using controversial grubby techniques which are often banned later on and essentially are responsible for Alex McKinnon's quadraplegia. Whether it's grapple tackles or chicken wings or crusher tackles, wrestling after the refs call held, controlling a players arms on the ground so they can't post, Melbourne's main advantages come from pushing the rules to breaking point every game.
Why was it worse? Both cases the Broncos publicly backed their coach while privately bringing someone else in. Did you lose respect for Seibold? How about when he had a sook to the papers because mean old Wayne Bennett had turned down a swap deal at the last minute and made Siebold's kiddies cry?
Maybe he should have waited for the deal to actually be done before telling them they were moving then. And he can care about his kids without having to have a whinge in the papers over it.
Which is what Roberts wasn't wanting to do apparently, so you're agreeing with Seibs here, right?
That's a big big call. Bellyache has won 2 premierships after having assembled a team of immortals through massive salary cap rorting. He's never won a premiership without having had Smith, Slater and Cronk in his team - they got demolished by Manly without Smith, beaten by the Sharks without Slater and absolutely taken to town by 12 men without Cronk. He's none from 3 at Origin.
His success thus far has come from having a spine full of immortals and using controversial grubby techniques which are often banned later on and essentially are responsible for Alex McKinnon's quadraplegia. Whether it's grapple tackles or chicken wings or crusher tackles, wrestling after the refs call held, controlling a players arms on the ground so they can't post, Melbourne's main advantages come from pushing the rules to breaking point every game.
He doesn’t push the rules. He breaks them and gets away with it because the NRL need a strong Melbourne team. He’s done literally nothing positive for the game and he’s lucky that Smith is there to coach the team so he can go psycho and yell hysterically every so oftenIt is as big call.
1) Melbourne aren't the only team to have rorted the cap, however they did get busted. Others have escaped.
2)Belly/his system helped to make those three what they become. They didn't instantly become superstars and all learned hard lessons.
3)Every team goes through a shit patch
4)If you don't push the rules you're not competing, i also don't agree with the style, but it changed the game and mastered the game.