Wolfie
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He might do a decent job because he won't have Wayne in his head like he had here.
It was a shameful use of a very good quality player. I'm absolutely stoked to see the stats 100% support the stone cold hard facts, RK was outstanding for us without standing out!
Well, the 'experts' on here should put their hands up and tell us they might look back over the season with fresh eyes.
Disciplined, hard working, efficient, professional. Pretty damn good player we abused all year long.
Just glad this experiment won't be played out in QLD!He might do a decent job because he won't have Wayne in his head like he had here.
If he’s in with dce, he’ll get a couple of years.Ahh yes, the one coach a squad that is clearly divided in a big way on a personal level needs is.....Anthony Seibold lmao
Good luck Manly. You're gonna need it.
He might do a decent job because he won't have Wayne in his head like he had here.
Mmmm, apparently you haven't seen what I've seenFFS !
Compare apples with apples . Told you this several times but you continue to ignore .
Coming on with the game already played out is not the same as starting . More pressure and much higher pace .
But just go on believing your version of things . It seems to make you happy .
This fascination with recycling failed coaches is a weird one. I don't get it......
the report also says that if the Hasler situation continues, then Seibold could be parachuted into the top job as early as this month.
A draft like that would work if the NRL took control of every clubs development and then handed them out.
Otherwise it will be a draft for everyone's dead weight.
The same teams that are heavily favoured by the staff salary cap.you know it wouldn't be hard at all to figure out which clubs would support a rookie draft and which clubs wouldn't
so the NRL are reportedly discussing a rookie draft with the RLPA.
also in order to prevent the Panthers squad from being broken up due to back-to-back premierships, they are also discussing salary cap dispensation for junior development.
Rookie Draft
- Has the backing of some clubs where junior players are distributed among clubs
- No appetite exists for an internal draft for players with a top-30 contract
Penrith District Rugby League chief executive Matt Cameron said.
“There’s a couple of different ways you could do it (draft) and the big thing for us is … I don’t think you could go to a full draft like in the American college system … but fundamentally, we’re happy to do work in development as long as we have the opportunity to keep the players we want to keep before anyone else has a crack at them,
Vlandys says:
“There’s no support for a draft, not so much a rookie draft, and there is probably a difference between the two,” V’landys said. “Nonetheless, it is in discussion at the moment.
“It is certainly a talking point we are having with them.”
“Nothing is too hard. If you put your mind to it, you can achieve it,” V’landys said.
“If we believe it’s in the best interest in the game, we will always pursue it no matter how hard the process might be.
“We’ve proven that because we made a lot of hard decisions over the Covid period.
“Anything that makes the system work better is on the table. But whatever that is, it has to satisfy the fans, the clubs and the players. Everyone has got to be happy with it, whatever path we go down.
“We are still looking at ways of improving the system.”
Junior Development Incentive
p.s. what's the Harold Matthews equivalent in QLD ... and how would this work given the QLD clubs don't enter clubs in the QRL comps
- The longer a player has been in a club’s pathway, starting at the Harold Matthews level, before signing an NRL deal, the greater cap support the club would receive.
- The dispensation portion of the player’s salary would not be included in the cap.