In the end, Siebold was relieved when his boss’ training days were over – it had all become too much. That’s why Manley is checking every aspect of his life right now because they don’t want anything to jump out if he joins them.
And if he does fall, it will be another important issue for the club to examine. Isaac Moses Siebold runs, and whenever Moses has a head coach at a club, a group of his players ends up there.
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Manley will need rigorous quality control measures to guard against a repeat of what happened to eels, tigers, broncos and now jockeys.
It’s hard to watch the way Hasler is being pushed out of his position on the northern shores. It seems clear that he is being placed in an impractical position that will lead to an early exit.
The beginning of the end for Hasler was his comments at the inclusion shirt media conference, when he blamed management for putting players in such a situation. Hasler was left to deal with media inquiries of the fallout, and the narrative he provided was the straw that broke the camel’s back.
The ultimate threat is gone
Fateful support for the two teams in Sydney at last weekend’s Grand Final torpedoed the NRL’s annual threat to take the biggest game of the year between the states. The head office could have been humiliated if Penrith and Parramatta fans were robbed of their chance to watch the match by taking it to Queensland.
With Sydney clubs currently dominating the competition, it would be a huge risk to hold the Grand Final anywhere but Accor Stadium for the foreseeable future.
Certainly the suggestion that the NRL adopt a “Super Bowl” system – and take the game to the likes of Perth and Melbourne – should be off the agenda.
That’s why there are whispers about a new stadium deal with the NSW government that would keep the decision maker in Sydney for the next decade.
Under the proposal, which has reached a high-level ministerial level, the government will upgrade Penrith Stadium rather than undertake a complete rebuild on the site of the adjacent Belt Racing Club.
The money saved will be used to upgrade suburban land, enabling the NRL to save face and deliver a score for the clubs. In return, the NFL will commit to holding the Grand Final in Sydney for the next 10 years.
The recent brawl between the government and the NRL showed that there was little public support for stadium financing, so the package should be sold publicly as a win for taxpayers who wouldn’t have to pay up to $10 million a year to keep the big sums. Final in Sydney.
Cleary supports team as role models
Panthers coach Evan Cleary explained the true value of his successful team to the Penrith community, saying that he helps them bury the inferiority complex that can exist in the area.
Panthers coach Evan Cleary.attributed to him:GT
He also responded to criticism of his team’s football style and celebrations by saying that his players are good role models.
“We know our impact on people’s lives,” he said. “Whether it’s a casual fan or a Rust fan, our winnings make their week or year.
“I am really proud of the work the boys have done. Most of the boys are either born and raised here or come at a young age. A lot of young people come down from the country in their teens. So we have a real connection with the people. The people in Penrith are very original and it is good to see them proud.” .
“If our team goes well, it helps everyone here to feel a little better about themselves.”
Cleary says he can handle the team’s criticism better than he did a year ago.
“I think that’s partly because we won. Our guys do things a little differently sometimes. They put a lot of work and time into it and sacrificed a lot.”
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“They leave their hair a little bit on and I think we can all understand if you drink too much sometimes you might say some things and you might like it [the words] I’m back but I’m not too worried about that. But I also realized that this might not be everyone’s cup of tea and I can’t please everyone.”
There is no doubt that critics of the Panthers are stuck in a temporal chaos.
“The American influence is on all of our kids and sports stars reflect that. We didn’t have that kind of content [US sport]Cleary said.
“Young people today see everything and hear everything and the vocabulary is different. The way they talk to each other and interact is completely different. I am very proud of our boys. They are totally respectful, guys.”
While at the Panthers, the club is looking for a media partner to work with after filming and recording over 100 hours of behind-the-scenes material during the finals. They have all the picks ready to go. The players, the staff in the drills and the coaches were trained during the matches.
hardworking dog
Cameron Ciraldo showed what he’s made of by facing Belmore less than 36 hours after winning a title with Penrith. He spent nearly six hours at the club feeling the challenge ahead.
Ben Hunt has a strong relationship with Dragons coach Anthony Griffin.attributed to him:NRL . photos
There is no guarantee hook
With Anthony Griffin facing a shaky future, Ben Hunt says there is no “coach clause” in his new deal and no guarantee that Griffin will coach Team Dragons.
“There’s one thing we discussed…I was obviously very curious about who the coach would be or the way the team would go about hiring and things like that but there are no clauses in my contract,” Hunt said. “I got answers that the plans are for Anthony to be the coach. Obviously things can change very quickly if you don’t get results at the end of the day.”
With so many ready to take pictures at Griffin, it’s interesting to see why Hunt would rate him.
“He’s so honest and straightforward, I’ve always felt like I can talk to him really well and you always know where you are. I just love a coach who lets you know where you are,” said Hunt.
Sullivan case
The move to get Jayden Sullivan out of the Dragon may be due to the assurances the club made to Sullivan and his family during negotiations over the Zoom call. When his deal was sealed, the message was clear – Ben Hunt would not be at the club after 2023. The club clearly had no faith in Hunt, who then produced his best season and secured a new deal. This has the potential to mess.
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Bulldogs know Matt Burton’s value on and off the field. That’s why they upgraded his contract for next year before he gets on board to England. That gave Burton a sense of what he meant to the club and turned things around in the dogs’ favour. The way he talked about the club suggested he was on the cusp of re-signing a long-term deal.
Eye chucks again
The Roosters are in the market for an outdoorsy back and one player they care about is Corey Allan. He’s an over-capable winger and a great full-back but he hasn’t found his feet in the Bulldogs.
Originally published at Melbourne News Vine
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