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  • NTAN Offline
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    BTW have a google at "Katy Perry Elmo Shirt"

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    I think there are problems in Australia rugby, but the blame for poor results at the top should sit primarily with Cheika. His Wallabies have consistently been worse than the sum of their parts. Poor strategy, weird selections and what appears to be a very unhealthy culture are all his fault.

    Throw him out and things will probably improve by themselves.

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    @Damo said in Aussie Rugby in general:

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    Throw him out and things will probably improve by themselves.

    Yes, but they'll just return to a level of adequacy.

    How does it actually improve for the longer term? To the point where a Bledisloe win is not only possible, but realistic?

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    @NTA said in Aussie Rugby in general:

    BTW have a google at "Katy Perry Elmo Shirt"

    Thank you

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    @NTA said in Aussie Rugby in general:

    @Damo said in Aussie Rugby in general:

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    Throw him out and things will probably improve by themselves.

    Yes, but they'll just return to a level of adequacy.

    How does it actually improve for the longer term? To the point where a Bledisloe win is not only possible, but realistic?

    You probably won't ever dominate the Bledisloe, but yeah a return to the mean of winning 33% or so against us, with the odd short period of dominance would be a worthy goal.

    In my opinion the Cheika lead era has underperformed due to poor strategy and selections. The Wallabies generated enough good ball against England to score more than one try - they just had no penetration when they should have.

    Surely White, Toomua and JOC should have started on Saturday at 9, 10 and 13. Not Genia, Lilo and a 19 year old freshie.

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    More crap journalism from stuff, missing the first, clear, and obvious choice of Hammett

    https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/rugby-world-cup/rwc-2019-japan/116751128/ten-kiwis-who-could-coach-the-wallabies-now-michael-cheika-has-quit

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    I "could" coach the Wallabies 🤔

    But would I?

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    I'll be gutted if they nab Joseph or Razor

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    @voodoo said in Aussie Rugby in general:

    I'll be gutted if they Joseph or Razor

    Both of those guys would laugh in our faces.

    "Sort out your back office" would be first request and the last conversation

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    I think John Mitchell would be great fit for the wallabies

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    @jegga said in Aussie Rugby in general:

    I think John Mitchell would be great fit for the wallabies

    Genius!

    A journey. That is EXACTLY what we need

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    @jegga said in Aussie Rugby in general:

    I think John Mitchell would be great fit for the wallabies

    Misread the name initially. Thought you had said John Plumtree who I actually rate highly. He did a great job at the Sharks before they shafted him. But he may be too nice a guy to survive 4 years in Aussie rugby politics....

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    @NTA said in Aussie Rugby in general:

    @voodoo said in Aussie Rugby in general:

    I'll be gutted if they Joseph or Razor

    Both of those guys would laugh in our faces.

    "Sort out your back office" would be first request and the last conversation

    It really does need a reset. The guys coming back from the U20 tourney in Georgia were staggered. Zero organisation (they got there and had no balls, cones or other training gear...) and rampant factionalism (is that a word?) from the Super franchises back home WRT "their" players and how they were used.

    I don't know how you turn it around.

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    @voodoo said in Aussie Rugby in general:

    @NTA said in Aussie Rugby in general:

    @voodoo said in Aussie Rugby in general:

    I'll be gutted if they Joseph or Razor

    Both of those guys would laugh in our faces.

    "Sort out your back office" would be first request and the last conversation

    It really does need a reset. The guys coming back from the U20 tourney in Georgia were staggered. Zero organisation (they got there and had no balls, cones or other training gear...) and rampant factionalism (is that a word?) from the Super franchises back home WRT "their" players and how they were used.

    I don't know how you turn it around.

    I have - on multiple occasions via social media - offered my services as Benevolent-Dictator-For-Life for the paltry sum of $200k per annum plus expenses.

    Waiting to hear back.

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    @NTA said in Aussie Rugby in general:

    @voodoo said in Aussie Rugby in general:

    @NTA said in Aussie Rugby in general:

    @voodoo said in Aussie Rugby in general:

    I'll be gutted if they Joseph or Razor

    Both of those guys would laugh in our faces.

    "Sort out your back office" would be first request and the last conversation

    It really does need a reset. The guys coming back from the U20 tourney in Georgia were staggered. Zero organisation (they got there and had no balls, cones or other training gear...) and rampant factionalism (is that a word?) from the Super franchises back home WRT "their" players and how they were used.

    I don't know how you turn it around.

    I have - on multiple occasions via social media - offered my services as Benevolent-Dictator-For-Life for the paltry sum of $200k per annum plus expenses.

    Waiting to hear back.

    If it helps, I'd pay an annual subscription to assist with this.

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  • jeggaJ Offline
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    He’s got a point and the obvious guy to take charge of the wallabies is Scott Johnson.

    https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/rugby-world-cup/rwc-2019-japan/116793446/michael-cheika-says-no-to-a-kiwi-coaching-wallabies-wants-australian-replacement

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    @jegga said in Aussie Rugby in general:

    He’s got a point and the obvious guy to take charge of the wallabies is Scott Johnson.

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    Rugby fossil Alan Jones said the same, but I didn't hear him suggest who they could be.

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    @Bovidae said in Aussie Rugby in general:

    Rugby fossil Alan Jones said the same, but I didn't hear him suggest who they could be.

    Because there is fucking NOBODY.

    So many cockheads in Aussie Rugby think they've got the answer, but press them on the details and its usually "Well club rugby produced RWC-winning Wallabies" or "The NRC is a waste of money" or "Nothing wrong with 3 separate schools competitions in Sydney alone because {insert speaker's school] is doing fine!"

    I keep hearing good things are in the pipeline but there's no evidence. I told our Suburban comp a decade ago that their competition structure worked for the top 2 divisions but strangled everyone else, and even sent them a three page summary of suggestions. Only now are they doing something about it after one top division team forfeited three grades + colts from mid-season.

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    #1480

    The Simpsons always delivers

    Wallabies returning home

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