We should also be working with Steroids as much as is legally possible. It aint cheating if you can't be caught.
I laughed at that then I remembered that way back last century there was a certain doctor in South Auckland, now sadly passed away, who was "suspected" of supplying performance enhancing drugs to athletes, including rugby league players. Many of the ones I knew experienced health problems as they aged.
I would start with working with Auckland Council and Auckland Rugby League into renaming Mount Smart Stadium, Carlaw Park. I would then have the entire history of Carlaw Park brought over and hung all over walls of clubrooms, changing rooms etc of
Mt Smart Stadium as a way of reinforcing to players that being here you're not just part of club but a part of history and that it's up to you what sort of legacy you want to leave.
Disclaimer: Johnnyray and Bruce are not related

...but they totally agree on this.
Back last century when all the big games were played at Carlaw Park the players entrance was past rooms full of photographs of past teams, the place was full of history that you felt part of. None of this touchy feel bro flea market colouring shite. WTF did that come from? Whoever thought up that shite?
What does it add to the historic culture of this game in New Zealand?
Auckland Rugby League did not start in the flea markets of South Auckland. It started with working men, and women, working their guts out behind the scenes to promote the game in their own time in their own clubs. They did it for the love of the game, and they did a much better job that this bunch of suit wearing corporate flunkies will ever do.
Guys like Ron McGregor and George Rainey, both successful businessmen who gave so much of their own time without a cent of compensation to make the Auckland Rugby League the success it was. The first chairman Peter McLeod was so "wealthy" that during the Super League wars he had to collect the Chairman of the Australian Rugby League from Auckland Airport in his aging car.
Peter McLeod didn't work for this. His dream was valid and got taken over by corporate flunkies.
I reckon most true rugby league fans would be happy to return to the basics, and the history of the past. That is what is happening in Newcastle.