The Daly Cherrygraph

[Chip and Chase]

And he wants to win another premiership

He ain't winning a premiership no matter where he goes.

 

[Brookie1973]

Weren't we all.

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Great days. Not.

 

[ManlyTragic]

Boring!!

I’ll let myself out!

 

[Brookie1973]

Boring!!

I’ll let myself out!

You bore easy. It’s only been 621 pages.

 

[Jimmie]

He ain't winning a premiership no matter where he goes.

My point was he doesn’t believe it will happen at manly but fancies his chances at the roosters and make no mistake uncle nick is a winner who understands what it takes to win premierships .

 

[Phobia]

Thanks to everyone's yapping, this has dethroned the Kieran Forum in page count. Congratulations Daly.

 

[Brookie1973]

Thanks to everyone's yapping, this has dethroned the Kieran Forum in page count. Congratulations Daly.

I’m hearing Kieran might be coming back to manly for one last year. Can someone resurrect that thread.

 

[Mark from Brisbane]

I’m hearing Kieran might be coming back to manly for one last year. Can someone resurrect that thread.

Love the Foz but gee I hope not

 

[Frogz]

Love the Foz but gee I hope not

Maybe as an assistant coach, yes, but not as a player.

 

[Ben]

Yep. Totally agree
Pretty clear DCE does not rate Spoony as a coach, which is why he asked for a release at the end of 2023.
DCE is 100% correct.

Or we are sick of DCEs money soaking up the cap for rubbish results each year.
Not to mention the low % plays that when the pressure is on can’t control a game and
ironically turns into a headless chook.

 

[Woodsie]

and it is was a failure as Barrett was sacked with a year remaining on his contract

Independent of whether Barrett was or was not a failure ... he was never sacked .. Barrett informed the club he would not be re-signing at the end of his contract ... (the reason I believe were the broken promises and non arrival of coaching and support staff )

 

[Thewestisbest]

Independent of whether Barrett was or was not a failure ... he was never sacked .. Barrett informed the club he would not be re-signing at the end of his contract ... (the reason I believe were the broken promises and non arrival of coaching and support staff )

Independent of whether Barrett was or wasn't sacked ... He was most certainly a failure ... He was a failure everywhere he went as a head coach, including his caretaker role at Parramatta. ... He is obviously a good assistant coach but a head coach he isn't.

 

[master blaster]

He ain't winning a premiership no matter where he goes.

Put it this way, if he does go to the roosters, do you think uncle Nick will put up with his petulance. Uncle Nick runs the show there

 

[AndWeDon'tCare]

Independent of whether Barrett was or was not a failure ... he was never sacked .. Barrett informed the club he would not be re-signing at the end of his contract ... (the reason I believe were the broken promises and non arrival of coaching and support staff )

My apologies, he wasn't officially terminated, he was relieved of his first grade coaching duties.

So whilst he wasn't terminated, he was relieved of his duties due to his coaching record at the club (win percentage, from memory, in the mid-30's), so he was essentially "sacked from the position" however not terminated, per se, from them Club.

 

[Sea Eagle 4 Life]

My apologies, he wasn't officially terminated, he was relieved of his first grade coaching duties.

So whilst he wasn't terminated, he was relieved of his duties due to his coaching record at the club (win percentage, from memory, in the mid-30's), so he was essentially "sacked from the position" however not terminated, per se, from them Club.

Yes, you dont want that on your CV now do you.

 

[Sea Eagle 4 Life]

Independent of whether Barrett was or was not a failure ... he was never sacked .. Barrett informed the club he would not be re-signing at the end of his contract ... (the reason I believe were the broken promises and non arrival of coaching and support staff )

I thought it was because he had to bring his own outdoor furniture to training???

 

[47MVEagle]

I thought Barrett handed in his notice with 12 months to go after speaking to Gus, who advised him 'to protect his brand' & the club instead said 'see ya later' & placed him on gardener's leave?

 

[Woodsie]

My apologies, he wasn't officially terminated, he was relieved of his first grade coaching duties.

So whilst he wasn't terminated, he was relieved of his duties due to his coaching record at the club (win percentage, from memory, in the mid-30's), so he was essentially "sacked from the position" however not terminated, per se, from them Club.

NO ... He wasn't relieved of his duties either ... he coached up until his contract expired . Had he been relieved of his duties or "sacked" as you suggest ... he would have been entitled to an immediate payout .. No semantics change the facts.

 

[47MVEagle]

"Barrett is still the coach until July 2019, after the club accepted his resignation.

But Manly's financial frailties mean they won't pay out Barrett before the terms of his resignation end in July."

Manly won't pay out Barrett before contract ends

Trent Barrett will be the coach, when Manly takes on the Broncos at Suncorp Stadium next Sunday in the last club game of the year, despite the relationship between club and coach hitting rock bottom.

www.nrl.com

 

[47MVEagle]

"The four-month stand-off between Barrett and Manly is yet to be resolved, but under the terms of the new agreement the former coach will still be paid monthly provided he stays away from club training.

It comes after Barrett had reportedly considered showing up alongside replacement coach Des Hasler on Friday, before he was ultimately a no-show.

It's the first real agreement reached in negotiations, as Barrett continues to be employed by the club during his 12 months' notice period after resigning in July."

Barrett agrees to stay away from Manly

Still-employed ex-Manly coach Trent Barrett has struck an agreement that will ensure he continues to be paid without turning up to the NRL club's training.

www.espn.com.au