Triple M NRL

[Genius]

Get on there now guys discussing all issues Manly and inviting calls.

 

[BOZO]

Thanks feathered friend

 

[Karin]

Thank you just tuned in

 

[Karin]

Gorman does not sound confident in answering questions

 

[bob dylan]

Thanks, tuned in.

 

[Cameron]

Sounds like spin

 

[BOZO]

Gorman ...
"It all starts by winning on the field and as soon as we win on the field all this will go away" .
End quote .
All will start and end with a win against the Roosters . I can feel a win coming on feathered friends

 

[The Eagle Has Landed]

All will start and end with a win against the Roosters . I can feel a win coming on feathered friends

Yeah NAHH!! Won't happen.
We'll get pumped as usual, 13+ by the Rorters

 

[bob dylan]

They reckon Barrett will walk.

 

[highlandeagle]

They reckon Barrett will walk.

Can only hope!

 

[The Eagle Has Landed]

They reckon Barrett will walk.

He's probably been tapped on the shoulder.

 

[Kiwi Eagle]

Listening to it, just rehash after rehash from the usual suspects

Are they going to spend the next hour going on about the cowboys in crisis ? Some of their colleagues rated the cows pack as the best of all time and the less knowledgeable ones among them rate Thurston as the best of all time, and they are sitting below us on the ladder

 

[anthonyb1965]

They reckon Barrett will walk.

who Bob?

 

[Cameron]

Love how the media spin it against the club and its poor Trent

 

[Brocky]

They reckon Barrett will walk.

He will not go. Nowhere to go

 

[bob dylan]

who Bob?

Kent and Hooper said to Gorman they had heard Barrett is getting advise from friends and advisors to walk away. Suggestion that Gould and STuart have called him.

 

[BOZO]

Adversity
We either all as a club strive to work together or implode

 

[MadMarcus]

Kent and Hooper said to Gorman they had heard Barrett is getting advise from friends and advisors to walk away. Suggestion that Gould and STuart have called him.

They just read Weidler’s column

Barrett urged to walk away from Manly

Manly coach Trent Barrett has been encouraged to walk away from a tough situation at the club.

Photo: NRL Photos
Manly would like nothing more than for the Gladstone drama surrounding skipper Daly Cherry-Evans and Jackson Hastings to be over and done with. But it’s a long way from over.

Trusted confidantes of Manly coach Trent Barrett have been telling him to walk away from the Sea Eagles. Now.

He has received calls of support from rivals such as Ricky Stuart and Phil Gould, but the Sea Eagles’ salary cap is a mess, the club has no real ability to bring in new talent, seven players are off contract and players are being required to sign on for minimum wage or thereabouts.

None of that is due to Barrett. He has a roster that is dominated by Cherry-Evans, who will earn about $1.3 million this season. Four other players, Marty Taupau, Tom and Jake Trbojevic, and Dylan Walker take up a significant chunk of the rest.

That means the Sea Eagles need to sign players on smaller contracts, and with that sometimes comes problems. It’s why Barrett has been urged to walk. But his view is that he has never quit anything in his life.

The issue is far bigger than a few players — and there are definitely some — who don’t like Hastings. The issue for Manly is that Hastings has basically been branded as someone who can’t play as part of a team. It’s something the Hastings family is fuming about.

It was not something pushed by Barrett publicly; he said it was his decision not the players’ decision. Players have supported Hastings publicly and privately.

The other area the Hastings family is not happy about — and they are considering legal options — is their view that there was workplace bullying. That relates to pranks. The club has form in that area.

One of Barrett’s assistants, Willie Peters, punched team conditioner Dan Ferris on a night out after persistent pranks.

But there is another issue. I was told the players disobeyed Barrett by going out in Gladstone. I put that to Barrett and he said he had no problem with it because the club’s security guard and Cherry-Evans, the club’s captain, were with the group.

I took him at his word and didn’t pursue the story. The players have since been fined. If what Barrett told me is true, they should have no issue, because he knew and endorsed them going out.

We now know that Cherry-Evans and Hastings sledged each other at the strip club over their respective relationships with players. Hastings left and, 10 minutes later, DCE did the same. Cherry-Evans then showed up at Hastings’ hotel room. What happened next is in dispute, but there was an altercation.

https://www.smh.com.au/sport/nrl/cl...attle-players-may-follow-20180428-p4zc8y.html

 

[Mitch]

When was the last time you saw an NRL coach quit of his own accord?

There are only 16 NRL coaching positions and none are available at the moment and to be honest don’t look to be for a while at least.

So why would you walk away from an NRL coaching position without another one available and tied up?

 

[Moops]

They reckon Barrett will walk.

Seriously, if Barrett did walk, who in their right mind would want the job? The club is a mess and pretty much hamstrung for 2018/19. Definitely not a great career move for an experienced, or inexperienced, coach. I can't for the life of me think why anybody would do it.