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He's one of those people who are a veritable failure everywhere but has a CV that looks good on first reading. Any competent interview would rule him out.
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@antipodean said in Aussie Rugby in general:
He's one of those people who are a veritable failure everywhere but has a CV that looks good on first reading. Any competent interview would rule him out.
If just looked at the appointments and not the results or length of time in the job it looks impressive. Look a bit deeper though and it’s pretty obvious that his main interest once he gets a job is looking for his next coaching position in a more prestigious and hopefully better paying team .
John Mitchell is similar but with far less people skills and hair.
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@jegga said in Aussie Rugby in general:
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@mariner4life said in Aussie Rugby in general:
Did i hear that the "independent" review in to the Aussie performance is being conducted by Scott Johnson? Director of Rugby, part of the problem Scott Johnson?
Hahahahaha he’s a turd that it seems to be impossible to flush. How the mulleted fuckwit is still considered the rugby version of Yoda by some people is a mystery .
He’d be the first person I’d sack after last weekends game .
But look at the great job he did with Scotland...
Just had a look at his coaching record and it’s not great . Yet he keeps getting better and better jobs .
Fail upwards is a hallmark of the modern corporation.
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@mariner4life said in Aussie Rugby in general:
@NTA said in Aussie Rugby in general:
@antipodean said in Aussie Rugby in general:
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@mariner4life said in Aussie Rugby in general:
Did i hear that the "independent" review in to the Aussie performance is being conducted by Scott Johnson? Director of Rugby, part of the problem Scott Johnson?
Not fishing, just interested to know, what is his part in all this?
He was brought on board to oversee selections and make sure Cheika wasn't going off on a tangent (mission: failed). At the same time, he became a selector. Apparently.
Just another example of rugby's failures here: lack of desire to look the problem in the face.
yea, pretty much this. Not sure how you can conduct a review of a system you were in the middle of.
It gets better:
One of Australian rugby’s most respected voices, Rod Kafer, believes Michael Cheika shouldn’t be the only person held accountable for the Wallabies’ Rugby World Cup quarter-final exit and that sweeping changes to the Rugby Australia board must be made.
The same Rod Kafer who was appointed to a senior position developing elite coaches but has delivered precisely jack shit.
He's simply angling for a better job. His mate Kearns is doing the same:
Kearns added that he would accept an invitation to be involved in the review.
“I’d be involved in the review absolutely.The author is having a lend calling Kafer a "respected rugby voice". Any credibility he had disappeared years ago.
Its Christy Doran. Pretty sure he knows fuck all about rugby. FoxSports Rugby is his first real job after 4 internships and a Master's Degree.
wait, Christy is a dude?
So they tell me.
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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:
@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
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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.
Scott Johnson (rugby union) - Wikipedia
Time to ‘smash the wheel’. Why Wallabies crisis can’t end with Michael Cheika’s exit
