NRL Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles
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For sure DCE is not in the same league but IMO his impact and influence for Manly for so long is as effective as Smiths at the Storm.
Hmm idk- hes a good player but I don’t think id have in my top 10 all time halfbacks for example.
Hes never been very popular with his team mates either so I'm wondering if it could actually have a positive effect on the squad.
Have to wait and see I suppose- I do a agree they need to stay fit to stay competitive.
Manly’s defence against Lloyd Perrett’s $5m claim
The Sea Eagles’ claim of “contributory negligence” by Lloyd Perrett
i. Failing to sufficiently manage his health, weight and diet in the off-season ahead of the training session;
ii. Failing to properly train in the off-season and prepare to participate in the training session;
iii. Failing to properly monitor his health, fitness and ability to participate in the training session;
iv. Failing to sufficiently hydrate himself before and during the training session;
v. Failing to communicate his condition/fitness to coaching staff at the training session;
vi. Before and during the third time trial, failing to identify that he should stop for a break;
vii. Not bringing his own water bottle to the training session;
viii. Putting himself in a position of danger;
ix. Failing to take any or any reasonable care for his safety;
x. Failing to exercise caution;
xi. Failing to take any or any proper precautions for his own safety in the circumstances; and
xii. Failing to detect, observe and take heed of an obvious risk (the presence of which is not admitted).
The Sea Eagles’ claim of “contributory negligence” by Lloyd Perrett
i. Failing to sufficiently manage his health, weight and diet in the off-season ahead of the training session;
ii. Failing to properly train in the off-season and prepare to participate in the training session;
iii. Failing to properly monitor his health, fitness and ability to participate in the training session;
iv. Failing to sufficiently hydrate himself before and during the training session;
v. Failing to communicate his condition/fitness to coaching staff at the training session;
vi. Before and during the third time trial, failing to identify that he should stop for a break;
vii. Not bringing his own water bottle to the training session;
viii. Putting himself in a position of danger;
ix. Failing to take any or any reasonable care for his safety;
x. Failing to exercise caution;
xi. Failing to take any or any proper precautions for his own safety in the circumstances; and
xii. Failing to detect, observe and take heed of an obvious risk (the presence of which is not admitted).
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Seibold gone after 3 games.
It will be interesting to see what names are discussed. If Willie Peters is off to the Chiefs he would have been one of the main guys they looked at.
www.foxsports.com.au
It will be interesting to see what names are discussed. If Willie Peters is off to the Chiefs he would have been one of the main guys they looked at.
BREAKING: Seibold sacked as Sea Eagles coach as contenders to replace him emerge
BREAKING: Seibold sacked as Sea Eagles coach as contenders to replace him emerge
www.foxsports.com.au
Foran annouced as interam coach for the rest of the season. Bit strange considering he only hung up the boots last season and has only been asstiant coach for 3 games.
Good luck to Foran. Despite his troubles mid-career and while with us, he has always been one of my favorite Kiwis and Manly players. He has almost a full season to learn what it takes to be a coach.
Pretty shocked Jim Dymock didn't get handed the reins.
Pretty shocked Jim Dymock didn't get handed the reins.
Foran is the meat in the sandwich between pissed off fans and the Clubs ineptitude.
Picking him is a hope the supporters won't want to have a go at a club legend.
Don't do it Fozz!.....too late.....good luck bro. Manly are a pack of w*nkers in purple jerseys.
Picking him is a hope the supporters won't want to have a go at a club legend.
Don't do it Fozz!.....too late.....good luck bro. Manly are a pack of w*nkers in purple jerseys.
His old man’s Greg Foran is a highly successful businessman (Walmart and air NZ CEO) and Foz has the same smarts to make a real go of it.
Honestly think he doesn’t have any experience and will struggle but if anyone can pull it off as a first season coach, he’s got as good a chance as anyone.
Foz has been a very good footy player for a very long time and I wish him and the titans all the best with this appointment
To mention his old man and smarts and Foz all in the same sentence is a bit of a stretch to be polite
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It is going to be a tough gig to take over. He retired last year and only has a pre-season and 3 games as an assistant.
Yes, he's experienced as a player and familiar with a lot that happens around a team. Still, a head coach needs to do a lot of media and can miss time away from the team. As an interim coming in now, time with the team will be essential.
I've heard Jim Dymock discussed. He used to be discussed as a future NRL coach but that has died off as others have been the next big thing. Would be interesting to see why they went with Foran instead of the more experienced guy. If it is mainly as Foran is an old boy. Then they are in trouble.
Seen comments about how Manly have always been best with an ex Manly player. Sure they'd be familiar with the internal politics. But the examples used are quite a while ago, different times. The later example with Hasler I'm sure he had some coaching in the lower grades.
Yes, he's experienced as a player and familiar with a lot that happens around a team. Still, a head coach needs to do a lot of media and can miss time away from the team. As an interim coming in now, time with the team will be essential.
I've heard Jim Dymock discussed. He used to be discussed as a future NRL coach but that has died off as others have been the next big thing. Would be interesting to see why they went with Foran instead of the more experienced guy. If it is mainly as Foran is an old boy. Then they are in trouble.
Seen comments about how Manly have always been best with an ex Manly player. Sure they'd be familiar with the internal politics. But the examples used are quite a while ago, different times. The later example with Hasler I'm sure he had some coaching in the lower grades.
