Just catching up with this one...looks good,dogs with a few out and not trailing by much

Glad that one is over and won...a few of the boys wanted to stretch their muscles I think...lovin' it



No..not me but .."I like the Boy"

www.news.com.au/sport/nrl/st-george-illawarra-dragons-have-axed-steve-price-with-paul-mcgregor-to-take-the-reins/news-story/ff8da05cc3b9aeafaedaa2b4ecd29a70

Ted the Kiwi said...
Snap - was just about to post that myself !

more snap Big Mal just rolled into my store
talk about missing a snap I was out the back dam.

two days should be a ripper first up bring it on

Wayne initially wanted a 5 yr deal with the Dragons and they said no - that is why he went to Newcastle. Ummm I bet they wish they had done something else now

Bring on Wednesday. Any early predictions ? I think Queensland in a canter Actually Qld will score first, NSW will fight back and take the lead, Ted will call up his bookie and have a wager about now, Qld will come home strong and win by 7 (NSW will take the one point option early)

Ted the Kiwi said...
Wayne initially wanted a 5 yr deal with the Dragons and they said no - that is why he went to Newcastle. Ummm I bet they wish they had done something else now

Bring on Wednesday. Any early predictions ? I think Queensland in a canter Actually Qld will score first, NSW will fight back and take the lead, Ted will call up his bookie and have a wager about now, Qld will come home strong and win by 7 (NSW will take the one point option early)

before its deleted

Yeah mate - if he plays like last week then I see feathers ruffled .... maybe

weiry said...
are you watching scotty

Yes mate

NewScotty said...

weiry said...
are you watching scotty

Yes mate

Looks like the Socceroos have scored more points than the Sharks

I hear ya Scotty. You should have watched the last half of the Champions league and extra time the other morning.

Now those dodgy Broncos have been up to no good aye - surely not


THE Broncos are under investigation over $500,000 in possible salary-cap irregularities following the resignation of club legend Andrew Gee as football operations chief.
Queensland goes into Wednesday night?s Origin opener with the state?s flagship club in crisis with Gee?s controversial departure the prelude to an NRL salary cap probe.
News Corporation can reveal Broncos hierarchy have alerted NRL bosses to a number of serious cap-related issues involving Brisbane?s recent recruitment activities. The NRL was notified of the potential problem last week and confirmed on Tuesday evening it will begin an immediate investigation into the Broncos? handling of the salary-cap.
?The Brisbane Broncos have advised the NRL of some possible salary-cap irregularities and asked us to look at them which we will do,? an NRL spokesman said.
Gee, a Broncos premiership player, has been on leave for the past fortnight since rumours emerged of potential irregularities in the Broncos? salary cap.
The club confirmed on Tuesday that the 25-year Broncos veteran had resigned after News Corp first revealed last week Gee was set to sever ties with the club. The NRL probe will involve the contracts of some of the biggest-name players in the NRL.
Recent dealings involving superstar recruit Ben Barba will be put under the microscope, although there is no suggestion the former Dally M winner is involved in any rorts.
News Corp understands the NRL probe will specifically examine third-party agreements and the fact at least one-big name player is out of pocket for a six-figure sum.
The player in question is allegedly owed money by the Broncos in relation to third-party sponsorships, but there is no suggestion Gee is guilty of orchestrating a salary-cap breach.Gee took leave from the Broncos to consider his future. On Tuesday, he officially advised the Broncos he would be leaving the club where he first shot to prominence under then coach Wayne Bennett.
The shock move comes after the Broncos opted to restructure some of Gee?s many roles in the football department, with the hiring of Peter Nolan as list and recruitment manager last month.
Gee had hired Nolan, who was sacked by the club at the end of 2010, to separate the recruitment and list management from the day-to-day duties of the football manager. Scott Czislowski, who has been the Broncos under-20s team manager since 2008, also fills the NRL welfare manager?s role at the club. He will immediately move into the team manager responsibility with the Broncos? NRL squad.
Broncos boss Paul White did not return calls but the club confirmed Gee?s departure with a statement.
?The Broncos acknowledge the significant contribution Andrew Gee has made in his current role and in his former roles as both as a player and an administrator over a 25-year period,? the statement said.
?The club wishes both him and his family all the best for the future.?

Geez Ted well it looks like the Goldie Titters are the go to club in SE Qld now !!!

Is it just Barba that cost so much mate ??? ya gotta like how the Titters go about it , I have a bit of a soft spot for them

The Broncos - one team in a massive town with loads of companies lining up for 3rd party type sponsorship arrangements - the Broncos have had it so good for so long. Its a disgrace if they have been cheating as well - whilst receiving such a leg up in corp support.

My rant for the day is on Clubs that develop juniors then get ****ed over by lazy clubs who do nothing but wield a cheque book....
Why is there no subsidy for a locally developed junior or a long serving player for that matter.

And Ricky stuart is a knob end