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    @Machpants said in Aussie Pro Rugby:

    Sad for Ozzie but good on him for looking after his family.

    Agreed. Respect for that decision.

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    @Nepia said in Aussie Pro Rugby:

    @Machpants said in Aussie Pro Rugby:

    @KiwiMurph said in Aussie Pro Rugby:

    An improved broadcast deal for RA.

    https://www.theroar.com.au/2025/02/03/rugby-australia-closing-in-on-long-term-multimillion-dollar-deal-as-bonus-incentives-revealed/

    Rugby Australia’s next five-year broadcast deal could be worth as much as $250 million if its Super Rugby franchises and the Wallabies return to winning ways.
    
    The Financial Review revealed that the cash-strapped governing body could earn as much as $30m in incentives should its teams meet certain criteria. The extra cash would be in addition to a five-year deal worth a fraction over $210m – or 42m per annum.
    
    “We can confirm we’ve reached an in-principle agreement with Rugby Australia,” a Nine spokesman told the AFR’s Zoe Samios. “We will share more details in due course as we finalise the contractual arrangements.”
    

    Awesome, hopefully they'll pay NZR back the Dosh we're gave them over the last few years 🤣

    It's completely weird that Oz is getting an improved deal, and if the stories are to be believed we're getting a much worse deal when SR ratings were up in NZ last year.

    Good for me, I was worried Fox/Kayo might get them back.

    I think you will find the Wallabies will have to win everything (including WC) to get incentives. But in reality even at $42 mill a year if they do get it, still $3mill a year less than they got before 2019. Hopefully the reports are true, and they do get more cash, they badly need it.

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    @Dan54 said in Aussie Pro Rugby:

    But in reality even at $42 mill a year if they do get it, still $3mill a year less than they got before 2019

    The $42 mil per year is before incentives.

    Incentives would bump it up closer to $50 mil per year

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    So who get's Wallaby job. I wouldn't be surprised if Cheika doesn't get the gig. They could do worse than him.

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    firstly i think if they keep taking from inside aus then theyre just stunting the franchises growing, someone outside the current system would be good for me

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    @Dan54 said in Aussie Pro Rugby:

    So who get's Wallaby job. I wouldn't be surprised if Cheika doesn't get the gig. They could do worse than him.

    I think they would rather keep the momentum going of what Schmidt has established so Kiss makes much more sense in my view (has strong ties with Schmidt)

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    Downtown Tony Brown?

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    @KiwiMurph said in Aussie Pro Rugby:

    @Dan54 said in Aussie Pro Rugby:

    So who get's Wallaby job. I wouldn't be surprised if Cheika doesn't get the gig. They could do worse than him.

    I think they would rather keep the momentum going of what Schmidt has established so Kiss makes much more sense in my view (has strong ties with Schmidt)

    Yep , just Cheika has by coincidence chucked in his job at Leicester a couple of weeks back.
    I wonder if RA wants to keep strong coaching teams at super clubs. Cheika has a pretty handy record at international level, with the Wallabies and Pumas?

    Of course I could be completely wrong too of course!!😁

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    @Dan54 said in Aussie Pro Rugby:

    @KiwiMurph said in Aussie Pro Rugby:

    @Dan54 said in Aussie Pro Rugby:

    So who get's Wallaby job. I wouldn't be surprised if Cheika doesn't get the gig. They could do worse than him.

    I think they would rather keep the momentum going of what Schmidt has established so Kiss makes much more sense in my view (has strong ties with Schmidt)

    Yep , just Cheika has by coincidence chucked in his job at Leicester a couple of weeks back.
    I wonder if RA wants to keep strong coaching teams at super clubs. Cheika has a pretty handy record at international level, with the Wallabies and Pumas?

    Of course I could be completely wrong too of course!!😁

    Yeah nah

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    Ireland great and La Rochelle coach Ronan O’Gara has thrown his hat into the Wallabies coaching ring as Rugby Australia confirmed they are open to sourcing overseas candidates for the Wallabies job.
    
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    @KiwiMurph would have strong credentials knowing the arch enemy plus the NH experience.

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    Cully suggesting Vern Cotter.

    I could see that. Will be an interesting sub plot for the next few months.

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    No fucking way Cheika. Fuck that. Might as well get Eddie back.

    ROG is such a twat.

    These aren't great choices

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    @NTA said in Aussie Pro Rugby:

    ROG is such a twat.

    But he's a coach that puts it all out there for his team, so not a bad idea imo

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    @Machpants said in Aussie Pro Rugby:

    @NTA said in Aussie Pro Rugby:

    ROG is such a twat.

    But he's a coach that puts it all out there for his team, so not a bad idea imo

    Which is what Cheika did, while acting the twat, and got the whole Rugby playing part of the nation a reputation while he was at it.

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    I'd have thought Steve Larkham is a shoe-in to get the Wallabies gig after Joe Schmidt.

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    @Machpants said in Aussie Pro Rugby:

    @Dan54 said in Aussie Pro Rugby:

    @KiwiMurph said in Aussie Pro Rugby:

    @Dan54 said in Aussie Pro Rugby:

    So who get's Wallaby job. I wouldn't be surprised if Cheika doesn't get the gig. They could do worse than him.

    I think they would rather keep the momentum going of what Schmidt has established so Kiss makes much more sense in my view (has strong ties with Schmidt)

    Yep , just Cheika has by coincidence chucked in his job at Leicester a couple of weeks back.
    I wonder if RA wants to keep strong coaching teams at super clubs. Cheika has a pretty handy record at international level, with the Wallabies and Pumas?

    Of course I could be completely wrong too of course!!😁

    Yeah nah

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    i feel this is one of those times the stats dont give the whole picture, he also got them to the RWC final in 2015...and feel (un researched or confirmed) there was a generational loss of talent in the years afterwards...i feel they might be on the way up again (fingers crossed) and someone like him might be able to do something with that

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    Cheika is a short term genius. Bring him in for 1-2 years and he works magic, which then wears off as his coaching tactics lose their shine. He also says some wild stuff and can generate a headline.

    I don't think that type of coach is what we need right now. I prefer the Dave Rennie/Joe Schmidt-type quiet tactician and I get the sense RA does as well.

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    @barbarian 100% Dave Rennie/Joe Schmidt would be better for aussie rugby...but neither are an option and im not sure who else is out there thats similar and of international quality

    @barbarian said in Aussie Pro Rugby:

    Cheika is a short term genius. Bring him in for 1-2 years and he works magic, which then wears off as his coaching tactics lose their shine. He also says some wild stuff and can generate a headline.

    ...2 years until the world cup and aussie rugby could use some press 🤔

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  • barbarianB Offline
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    I actually think the best landing spot for Cheika would be the Western Force. Feels like they are stagnating a bit both on and off the field.

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