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Going off track – I really hope that Fitzgibbon is a successful coach. I can’t see any point in staying on the same old coaching roundabout & expecting different results over & over again. Sure, other assistant coaches have failed, in the big time, but, that, to me, doesn’t meant that none of them will succeed.
Where else are new & different coaches going to come from? No-one seem prepared to even try those from lower grade competitions.
There has to be Robinsons, Bellamys etc out there waiting for there opportunity.
With Fitzgibbon at the helm surely the only way is up for Cronulla in 2022?
If nothing else, he should be fast, Phil.
NRL Transfers: Storm sign Olympic Games silver medallist, Ikuvalu leaves Roosters
I loved the early days fighting to be accepted & recognised; slowly developing into the team we are today. While AAMI Park is great, I’ll always hold our days at the freezing cold, cramped, uncomfortable, undersized Graveyard very dear.
Club culture: What is it, and is it unique?
All good, Dionysus. I guess you never went to the toilet or tried to buy food, at half-time, at the old Graveyard (Olympic Park). We weren’t all that polite back then.
Pretty much agree with the rest. I’m not a fan of booing, either, except for the body you mentioned. Cheers.
Club culture: What is it, and is it unique?
A nice, idealistic summary, Dionysus, typed with your purple lenses in place & tongue in cheek. Just quietly, most of it is true.
Club culture: What is it, and is it unique?
It would be so interesting. There are a lot of ego in that team.
The greatest grand finalists of the 2000s
Can’t argue with that team, Tony, would be great to watch if they were able to combine effectively. Who would they play though?
The greatest grand finalists of the 2000s
Not enough knowledge or confidence, Tony. I’m content to add my two cents worth occasionally.
It’s time to take a good, hard look at the Dragons’ recruitment for 2022
Only for a Dragons fan, Paul.
It’s time to take a good, hard look at the Dragons’ recruitment for 2022
Thanks Tony. I do understand frustration & the need to see any under performing team improve, but, it’s time to widen horizons, for a while, I think.
Looking forward to your next post.
It’s time to take a good, hard look at the Dragons’ recruitment for 2022
I think that’s a pretty honest assessment of your team & it’s chances next season, Tony. If you are right, it’s an improvement – good luck.
I’m hoping for some articles on clubs other than the Dragons now, please.
It’s time to take a good, hard look at the Dragons’ recruitment for 2022
You have just contradicted yourself, Hairy. I’m not going to waste time pointing out your mistakes, but, if you want to be taken seriously here, read what you’ve written & check that it’s accurate before you post.
The ‘One’ player who could change everything for each NRL side
I’ll bet we weren’t the only ones caught, Glory B. Click……click……click……
The ‘One’ player who could change everything for each NRL side
I bit on reading the headline, too, Glory Bound.
The ‘One’ player who could change everything for each NRL side
Really Hairy? Go back & look at that team, then take note of the players we lost. Greg Inglis was just one of them, I seen to recall. Please be sure of your facts before you make sweeping statements.
The ‘One’ player who could change everything for each NRL side
One “minor” indiscretion, maybe, another chance, but, multiple breaches? There has to be a line in the sand sometime.
May to face Panthers board over social media antics
I’m OK with Bennett, but, he has to toss it in, at some stage. Most of the others should quietly fade into the wilderness imo, & the quicker the better for our game.
With Fitzgibbon at the helm surely the only way is up for Cronulla in 2022?