McHunt
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After seven days of allegations, Badel hauls the accused to the stand. Seibold stands his ground:
“I’m coping OK."
Holding up fine.
“It’s not an easy job coaching the Broncos and it’s never nice losing this many games. We’ve lost six straight games and I’ve never lost that many in my career in a row, that’s brand new, but the longer you are in the game, the more likely that is going to happen. It happens to all coaches and players, but I’m holding up fine. I’ve got good perspective on things and in this job, you need to show some leadership."
“I’m working really hard to try and turn things around. We showed some glimpses of playing better for longer against the Warriors (in last week’s 26-16 loss). In the first 30 minutes, we were great defensively and really strong with how we went about our work. We lost our way in the second half, a bit similar to the Manly game, but I saw some signs of improvement."
Public service announcement: we do NOT advise throwing darts at your fridge.
“It’s my job to provide some stability for the team. I am trying to simplify the message. The guys need to get away from football when they are not at training, it’s important they switch off and I encourage that. But when we are at training, we need to work hard and work smart and it’s a collective effort. We won‘t get out of this as individuals, it’s a collective effort to get better and it involves the players, the staff and myself.”
“It’s not for me to comment on how people think I coach or teach, I couldn’t care less about what they say about me, to be honest. When you lose, people want to make whatever assessments they want. I haven’t seen too much commentary because I tend to stay away from it, but in fairness, we have had a lot of injuries and it’s been tough to build the combinations we’ve wanted to build. In the first few rounds, we’ve had really good combinations but since the first two rounds, we’ve had constant changes to our team.”
<redacted due to male nudity>
“I’m not stepping back as head coach at all. It’s more me being able to see things over the top. We’ve had some gaps without staff with Ben Cross’s redundancy and Corey Parker not able to come back into the COVID bubble, so I’m making sure Peter and Kurt can take up the slack. There’s no change to what I’m doing as head coach. I’m not sure where the rumours come from but my role here hasn’t changed, I’ve just given my assistants a little more responsibility. My assistants are always hands-on at training. With ‘Crossy’ and ‘Cozza’ not being here, I’ve got Kurt Richards doing a bit more with the defensive side of things and Peter Gentle is looking after the attack side of things."
The depression we had to have.
McHunt
“I’m coping OK."
Holding up fine.
“It’s not an easy job coaching the Broncos and it’s never nice losing this many games. We’ve lost six straight games and I’ve never lost that many in my career in a row, that’s brand new, but the longer you are in the game, the more likely that is going to happen. It happens to all coaches and players, but I’m holding up fine. I’ve got good perspective on things and in this job, you need to show some leadership."
“I’m working really hard to try and turn things around. We showed some glimpses of playing better for longer against the Warriors (in last week’s 26-16 loss). In the first 30 minutes, we were great defensively and really strong with how we went about our work. We lost our way in the second half, a bit similar to the Manly game, but I saw some signs of improvement."
Public service announcement: we do NOT advise throwing darts at your fridge.
“It’s my job to provide some stability for the team. I am trying to simplify the message. The guys need to get away from football when they are not at training, it’s important they switch off and I encourage that. But when we are at training, we need to work hard and work smart and it’s a collective effort. We won‘t get out of this as individuals, it’s a collective effort to get better and it involves the players, the staff and myself.”
“It’s not for me to comment on how people think I coach or teach, I couldn’t care less about what they say about me, to be honest. When you lose, people want to make whatever assessments they want. I haven’t seen too much commentary because I tend to stay away from it, but in fairness, we have had a lot of injuries and it’s been tough to build the combinations we’ve wanted to build. In the first few rounds, we’ve had really good combinations but since the first two rounds, we’ve had constant changes to our team.”
<redacted due to male nudity>
“I’m not stepping back as head coach at all. It’s more me being able to see things over the top. We’ve had some gaps without staff with Ben Cross’s redundancy and Corey Parker not able to come back into the COVID bubble, so I’m making sure Peter and Kurt can take up the slack. There’s no change to what I’m doing as head coach. I’m not sure where the rumours come from but my role here hasn’t changed, I’ve just given my assistants a little more responsibility. My assistants are always hands-on at training. With ‘Crossy’ and ‘Cozza’ not being here, I’ve got Kurt Richards doing a bit more with the defensive side of things and Peter Gentle is looking after the attack side of things."
The depression we had to have.
McHunt
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