RWC: England v Australia (QF 1)
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@jegga said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):
I think Krusty should really stay away from the media for a while. They played "quite well" ffs
The gall to ask for a safe space during a press conference.
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@antipodean said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):
@jegga said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):
I think Krusty should really stay away from the media for a while. They played "quite well" ffs
The gall to ask for a safe space during a press conference.
The sooner he’s gone the better
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@jegga said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):
@antipodean said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):
@jegga said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):
I think Krusty should really stay away from the media for a while. They played "quite well" ffs
The gall to ask for a safe space during a press conference.
The sooner he’s gone the better
Who should they get next? I think someone who has the polar opposite temperament would be a good start. And more tactical nous
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@canefan said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):
@jegga said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):
@antipodean said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):
@jegga said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):
I think Krusty should really stay away from the media for a while. They played "quite well" ffs
The gall to ask for a safe space during a press conference.
The sooner he’s gone the better
Who should they get next? I think someone who has the polar opposite temperament would be a good start. And more tactical nous
Key for me is A coach that:
Is happy to evolve and have his ideas challenged
Is pragmatic not idealistic
Is good at PR/press as Ozzieika rugby is in a bad place -
@barbarian said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):
Dave Rennie is the front runner, apparently.
@barbarian said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):
Dave Rennie is the front runner, apparently.
Is there no Aussies keen ? The last kiwi had a great cv and that didn’t end too well
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@barbarian said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):
Dave Rennie is the front runner, apparently.
I think he would be a great choice. Unassuming, humble, clearly has ability and is a winner. Won't be a dick like Dingo was, a breath of fresh air. Isn't he contracted in Scotland?
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The problem for any coach is the issues are deeper than they can address in a Wallaby camp.
And a number of senior/ good players are leaving so there's not a lot in the cupboard to build around.
Having said that, any coach would be an improvement on Crusty.
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is there even a chance he might not leave, ridiculous if there is. He should be shown the door, last night highlighted so many errors in the Aussie game, some half decent tactics and Aussie had a good shot at winning last night.
Wasnt there talk he should go prior to 2015?
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@antipodean said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):
And a number of senior/ good players are leaving so there's not a lot in the cupboard to build around.
in a way that will help somewhat...
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@barbarian said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):
This team could be so much more than what it is.
If it wasn't Australia I could possibly feel sorry for you, because I agree.
Some really good players (Beale is great) but there is no cohesion. I guess the modern term would be culture, but something is going wrong.
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@taniwharugby said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):
is there even a chance he might not leave, ridiculous if there is. He should be shown the door, last night highlighted so many errors in the Aussie game, some half decent tactics and Aussie had a good shot at winning last night.
Wasnt there talk he should go prior to 2015?
He said if he didn't win the cup he would go, several times. So he's gone.
Although I remember Foolau saying if he was every hurting rugby he'd also go....
Lying convicts
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@antipodean said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):
@NTA said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):
Genia was fucking shit this RWC. Has been ever since he got back from France bar a couple of games where he looked better than shit
Just astonishing that any coach would select a player that so obviously tales time and space away from his team. Especially if you want to start with urgency.
If you think Genia cost Australia this match perhaps you should heed Darryl Kerrigan's advice
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@taniwharugby said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):
Why is Englands game plan devoid of usingb2 of their weapons: Watson and Tuilagi? The latter was pretty much anonymous for most of the game.
Because he was playing out of position on offence and covering both inside and outside centre on defence.
Should have gotten a double win bonus.
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@MiketheSnow said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):
@antipodean said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):
@NTA said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):
Genia was fucking shit this RWC. Has been ever since he got back from France bar a couple of games where he looked better than shit
Just astonishing that any coach would select a player that so obviously tales time and space away from his team. Especially if you want to start with urgency.
If you think Genia cost Australia this match perhaps you should heed Darryl Kerrigan's advice
He certainly didn't add to their attacking repertoire did he?
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@Snowy said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):
@barbarian said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):
This team could be so much more than what it is.
If it wasn't Australia I could possibly feel sorry for you, because I agree.
Some really good players (Beale is great) but there is no cohesion. I guess the modern term would be culture, but something is going wrong.
Beale was equal proportion the solution and the problem.
The story of his rugby career.
A better coach would have harnessed him or jettisoned him.
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@antipodean said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):
@MiketheSnow said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):
@antipodean said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):
@NTA said in RWC: England v Australia (QF 1):
Genia was fucking shit this RWC. Has been ever since he got back from France bar a couple of games where he looked better than shit
Just astonishing that any coach would select a player that so obviously tales time and space away from his team. Especially if you want to start with urgency.
If you think Genia cost Australia this match perhaps you should heed Darryl Kerrigan's advice
He certainly didn't add to their attacking repertoire did he?
Of course.
But that's not why Australia lost.
He did his job and whilst slow, was pretty much error free.
Others gifted the match to England.
