- Sep 28, 2012
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Straw man harder.
THE BOSS Maguire Stomped The Naysayers! But...8 Months Later, Here We Are.
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Straw man harder.
- Sep 6, 2013
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I agree with @Foordy in principle but I’m just not sure it should be Maguire and definitely not right now but Maguire definitely gets full reign next year and lives or dies on what happens. There needs to be clear systems in place otherwise remove him and chase Webster who has clearly been able to implement a system in NZ or even Cleary. Webster though is the guy I’d be chasing if Maguire doesn’t work out.
- Jun 12, 2013
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If we sack him, I don't see the media death riding him at all tbh.
- Mar 4, 2008
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consider this.
During our 19 year premiership drought we had 6 coaching changes. that is a lot of changes to tactics, recruitment targets (style of player you're brining in or letting go), training style, coaching intensity and possibly development.
During our premiership drought and coaching instability we missed the finals 6 times (one was a wooden spoon) ... we've only missed the finals 8 times total in our entire history.
whoever coaches this club moving forward needs to be a long term coach that you can build your entire football program around. A program where the NRL team knows what style the coach wants to play (without it constantly changing because the coach has been sacked again); one where there recruitment team knows exactly what sort of player the coach likes to target; one where the fringe players are able to step in seamlessly when called up because they know exactly what they need to do.
If Madge isn't that guy and he was brought in solely for his drought breaking ability, then sack him tomorrow. no point waiting until the end of the year or early next year. we're simply wasting more seasons by doing that.
you have a look all the clubs that have had sustained success they've all had systems built around their coaches, coaches who held positions for more that a cup of coffee. Bennett (Broncos, first stint); Bellamy, Trent Robinson. Cleary is a bit of an anomaly, because he had been around for 11 years without success (including his first Panthers stint, where he was sacked by the man credited with rebuild the club) before stepping into a rebuilt Panthers system.
During our 19 year premiership drought we had 6 coaching changes. that is a lot of changes to tactics, recruitment targets (style of player you're brining in or letting go), training style, coaching intensity and possibly development.
During our premiership drought and coaching instability we missed the finals 6 times (one was a wooden spoon) ... we've only missed the finals 8 times total in our entire history.
whoever coaches this club moving forward needs to be a long term coach that you can build your entire football program around. A program where the NRL team knows what style the coach wants to play (without it constantly changing because the coach has been sacked again); one where there recruitment team knows exactly what sort of player the coach likes to target; one where the fringe players are able to step in seamlessly when called up because they know exactly what they need to do.
If Madge isn't that guy and he was brought in solely for his drought breaking ability, then sack him tomorrow. no point waiting until the end of the year or early next year. we're simply wasting more seasons by doing that.
you have a look all the clubs that have had sustained success they've all had systems built around their coaches, coaches who held positions for more that a cup of coffee. Bennett (Broncos, first stint); Bellamy, Trent Robinson. Cleary is a bit of an anomaly, because he had been around for 11 years without success (including his first Panthers stint, where he was sacked by the man credited with rebuild the club) before stepping into a rebuilt Panthers system.
- Mar 4, 2008
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I mentioned it in my post just above this one, but I'm not convinced Cleary can be successful outside his current Panthers system.
Before returning to the Panthers in 2019, he had been coaching for 12 years without any success. he coached at 3 different clubs where his highest winning record was in his first job at the Warriors (50%).
he was even sacked by Gould in his first Panthers stint. his success came with a generational player (at least at club level) in Nathan and a system that had been rebuilt.
- Jul 7, 2013
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So when you say sign Madge to a long term contract, what are you calling.long term?
Battler
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- Dec 4, 2013
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For all of his super high footy iq he’s only won 1 more premiership (all of them with the best player of all time in cs9) than Madge and doesn’t have the rep/ overseas accomplishments.
Mass injuries to key players and extreme fatigue from a 3-4 week preseason/ scrambling to cover for injuries (playing blokes more mins than they should week on week) makes this season a write off. At least we’ve seen a ray of hope in Willison developing into one of the best forwards in the game, and blokes like Semu looking promising
- Mar 5, 2008
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They'll sack him end of next year after allowing the media to absolutely murder him.
broncos4life
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- Oct 5, 2011
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They will all love him again like they did before, they will be campaigning for him to go straight in to the NSW job again.
broncos4life
International Captain
- Oct 5, 2011
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That’s the thing about agendas, you can just ignore anything that doesn’t fit them. Payne literally held a press conference where he said it is for family reasons and the discussion from pedo looking scumbags like Riccio immediately after was “guys, we still have no idea why Payne is leaving The Broncos”
- Jul 28, 2016
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And whoever the new broncos coach is will be a shit**** and under immense pressure and scrutiny
Battler
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In my mind, unless he somehow doesn't get a decent offer from Japan/ France/ r360 if it exists, then he’s definitely going overseas in after this souths deal. He’s besties with sbw lol
