Dear Des ....
- Thread starter BOZO
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Ryan
Journey Man
Well said, mate
Keep up the passion feathered friend
Keep up your passion for High standards at Manly
That will bring some accountability in the joint
Waz13
Let’s all have a chew!
That’s all I want Bozo. Des to just make sone base level changes to the players not performing. There have been positive moments in all our games so far, but players like Parker, Garrick, Jetski and Walker at fb clearly don’t have it. The 2nd row issues will save Jack for now. But fair go Des, what does it take to make some basic moves. Look at the Schu situation ffs. Gets a start and bloody well goes great. Tge sad thing is, he never would have got a shot had it not been for Davey injury! Look within Des and reflect on your decisions and make change. It’s only a mistake Des if you don’t learn from it. So learn from your poor selections and make sone change. At the very least Walker to Centre and one of the others to FB - I don’t even care who!
Since our first Thrashing 12 games ago We have seen the same players with the same plays and the same thrashings
We all wait now for that change to turn our season around because we started this season with last seasons same Mediocre performances
NSW Waratahs coach Rob Penney’s Super Rugby contract has been terminated, effective immediately.
After five losses to begin the Super Rugby AU season, to go with an overall record of five victories from 19 matches in charge since the beginning of 2020, the NSW Rugby board determined on Sunday that Penney’s position was untenable despite more than half of his contract remaining.
After Saturday’s 46-14 loss to the Queensland Reds, NSW Rugby chief executive Paul Doorn and a high-performance committee made a formal recommendation to the board that Penney’s contract be torn up.
The organisation acknowledged Penney was coaching an inexperienced group of players, relative to other teams, but did not feel any “significant improvement” had been made in recent weeks.
www.smh.com.au
After five losses to begin the Super Rugby AU season, to go with an overall record of five victories from 19 matches in charge since the beginning of 2020, the NSW Rugby board determined on Sunday that Penney’s position was untenable despite more than half of his contract remaining.
After Saturday’s 46-14 loss to the Queensland Reds, NSW Rugby chief executive Paul Doorn and a high-performance committee made a formal recommendation to the board that Penney’s contract be torn up.
The organisation acknowledged Penney was coaching an inexperienced group of players, relative to other teams, but did not feel any “significant improvement” had been made in recent weeks.
‘I was desperate to stay’: Winless Waratahs sack Penney
Following Saturday’s 46-14 loss to the Reds, the Waratahs’ fifth straight defeat, the NSW Rugby board has decided to terminate Penney’s contract.
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