Aussie Pro Rugby
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@bayimports said in Aussie Rugby:
this was pretty good
The self-pity party of Hamish McLennan
The Rugby Australia chairman blamed ‘the system’ after the exit of Wallabies coach Eddie Jones, parking any personal responsibility for the mess the game finds itself in.
So the system is at fault not the guy who seems to have taken it on himself to make the captain's call regards Rennie/Eddie (maybe I am wrong, was it the entire board who decided?)
This guy sounds the worst.
Speaking of international coaches who will coach anywhere, what is John Mitchell doing?
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@nostrildamus absolutely it is amazing the lack of accountability at the top
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@bayimports said in Aussie Rugby:
@nostrildamus absolutely it is amazing the lack of accountability at the top
There is no accountability in corporate.
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@Rancid-Schnitzel said in Aussie Rugby:
@NTA said in Aussie Rugby:
@Rancid-Schnitzel but that tradie will still get work somewhere else. Lot of houses before your Google reviews catch up with you.
And that ex-CEO will sue your board for slander if you don't give him glowing reviews.
I think you've missed the point a bit there Nick.
If you're talking Eddie, then of course I get your point.
I'm speaking more generally about the system that allows fucking up at the highest level with no visible consequences.
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More of this will help the grassroots of the game.
11K views · 92 reactions | Being a Rebel by doing things differently...
Being a Rebel by doing things differently 🏉.
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@nostrildamus said in Aussie Rugby:
Speaking of international coaches who will coach anywhere, what is John Mitchell doing?
Red Roses I think
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@GibbonRib said in Aussie Rugby:
@nostrildamus said in Aussie Rugby:
"Cheika meanwhile sensationally took Argentina to the semi-finals of the World Cup for the first time and has never hidden his desire to coach the Wallabies again."
Sensationally?
I guess the previous time they made the semis wasn't sensational enough, given that the author has obviously forgotten all about it
It's corect because it's the first time Cheika took them to the semis...
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@mikedogz said in Aussie Rugby:
More of this will help the grassroots of the game.
Smart move, capitalising on the fact that the private school rugby scene in Melbourne is smallish compared to AFL.
Further, you are going to get a lot more Pasifika kids at public schools because - like Western Sydney - the outer suburbs in particular are that demographic.
Further, it seems from that video that they're connecting local schools players with junior clubs. What a profound concept
My local schools don't even know our club exists, despite multiple attempts to contact them.So I'm burning a few hundred in Facebook advertising and my own time putting video together to get the message out there....
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@Machpants said in Aussie Rugby:
@nostrildamus said in Aussie Rugby:
Speaking of international coaches who will coach anywhere, what is John Mitchell doing?
Red Roses I think
Yes, he is currently in New Zealand with the team (as an observer) before he takes up new role at the end of this tournament.
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Strong in this one is the cognitive dissonance
Eddie Jones 'not at all' interested in British and Irish Lions job
Ex-England and Australia head coach Eddie Jones has ruled himself out of contention for the vacant British and Irish Lions role.
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@Victor-Meldrew said in Aussie Rugby:
Strong in this one is the cognitive dissonance
Ex-England and Australia head coach Eddie Jones has ruled himself out of contention for the vacant British and Irish Lions role.
In other news Machpants has also ruled himself out of coaching the lions. He was understood to be slightly preferred to Eddie in the lions role
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@Machpants said in Aussie Rugby:
In other news Machpants has also ruled himself out of coaching the lions. He was understood to be slightly preferred to Eddie in the lions role
Yes, but you're not a shit-bag charlatan.
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@mariner4life said in Aussie Rugby:
Oh, and if you want an illustration of how fucked rugby is in Australia, and why it's actually going to die
I registered my 12 year old son for his 2 month season up here. $90
That came with a breakdown.
$5 went to his club
Much much more was the QRU and ARU levy. 12 year olds are paying to prop up elite rugby, not the other way around.Compare that to league and AFL and wonder where kids are going to play
Jeez, that's outrageous.
I checked locally and it's £75 for a whole, 8 month season, with £40-ish going to the club and the rest going to the RFU and insurance
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