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Quote: kirkamania6 "If my mind isn't playing tricks, he's OOC at the end of next season?

That would give us the extra quality some people are blabbering on about.

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Pretty sure penrith are tabling a $500,000 per year 4 year deal and class him as a must keep marquee player. Plus he's only just started his origin career - I think he's not going to be leaving the NRL.

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Quote: Steve Ella's Beard "Pretty sure penrith are tabling a $500,000 per year 4 year deal and class him as a must keep marquee player. Plus he's only just started his origin career - I think he's not going to be leaving the NRL.'"


Thats the same as what Hayne is on right?

If we cant dream pal.. icon_wink.gif

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Quote: Batesy "Name one person in that group as exciting with ball in hand as Brian Carney. I think one thing we lack at the minute is someone like Carney, unpredictable but usually brilliant. Burrow used to be able to do it, but he has had a poor season. I'm waiting for people to say Sam, or Eastmond, but neither have the excitment factor Carney did imo.'"


Batesy, Carney was great to watch, but he was not as exciting as Tomkins icon_lol.gif

I know what you mean though, his runs used to lift the team and the crowd. Feka should be doing it and well all our props should.. Wane will sort them out.

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the cap has a lot to answer for,if every team could afford 2 or 3 top quality overseas players then people would pay to watch them,instead on the whole the cap only allows teams in super league to sign over the hill aussies or average ones who can't make the grade in top filght nrl. taking all the arguements for and against the cap that we have had,if it worked then why have the same 2 teams contested the last 3 grand finals.also the constant changing of rules every season doesn't help,neither does listening to the likes of cullen every week talking a load of cr@p.the game over here is run by amateurs and is also presented on tv in an amateurish way.i could count on one hand how many games this year that have been top class.there just isn't enough quality to go round.if the cap was lifted then granted not all teams could compete,but there would be more competition than there is now. you would probably end up with leeds,saints,wigan,wire and the 2 hull clubs able to buy the best,which is more than we have now.
the cap has a lot to answer for,if every team could afford 2 or 3 top quality overseas players then people would pay to watch them,instead on the whole the cap only allows teams in super league to sign over the hill aussies or average ones who can't make the grade in top filght nrl. taking all the arguements for and against the cap that we have had,if it worked then why have the same 2 teams contested the last 3 grand finals.also the constant changing of rules every season doesn't help,neither does listening to the likes of cullen every week talking a load of cr@p.the game over here is run by amateurs and is also presented on tv in an amateurish way.i could count on one hand how many games this year that have been top class.there just isn't enough quality to go round.if the cap was lifted then granted not all teams could compete,but there would be more competition than there is now. you would probably end up with leeds,saints,wigan,wire and the 2 hull clubs able to buy the best,which is more than we have now.


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Quote: kirkamania6 "Thats the same as what Hayne is on right?

If we cant dream pal..
Aye dreams are great mate icon_smile.gif but while we live in a world were our effective basic cap is £800,000 less, and don't have a provision to pay payments outside of this for identified marquee players, and NSW+Queensland selectors won't look outside of Aus for Origin, and the test selectors won't look outside of Aus for test selection....... icon_wink.gif

We either have to go for players where there is already too much class infront of them (and there you are looking effectively at at least 4th choice in a position for Origin for single positions like Scrum half), players who are past their Origin best (though the very best play a damn long time, e.g. Langer, Lockyer), or players who are really young and would be prepared to play for a few seasons over here (though this is difficult as the very best will stay in Aus to push for 1st grade). Our best bet tbh for overseas quality recruitment remains the Kiwis/Pacific Islanders like it has been for a long time - though with the current international rules even some of these may not want to leave incase they can switch nationality at some point.

Really got to continue to develop our own youth, step it up a notch (where the bloody hell are the centres and modern style fullbacks), and then look at 1 or 2 really world class players. Though i suspect 1 is all that would be affordable, and even then maybe not wise if it's a current huge money signing. If it was me (and we can all be thankful its not), then i'd probably go with the youth plus a very very small number of TOP class Aussies/Kiwis that have a season or two left in them (e.g. Gene Miles, Steve Renouf) and rotate these through.

If you can make this a rolling setup, then after a few years you get a melbourne type situation were your key players have been brought through your academy and probably cost you less than the same skill bought in, you can be bringing through your youth each year, and you can make 1 or 2 good signings were needed as when the opportunity arises (e.g. Brett Finch at the Storm)

Just my AU$0.02 icon_wink.gif

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Quote: Batesy "Name one person in that group as exciting with ball in hand as Brian Carney. I think one thing we lack at the minute is someone like Carney, unpredictable but usually brilliant. Burrow used to be able to do it, but he has had a poor season. I'm waiting for people to say Sam, or Eastmond, but neither have the excitment factor Carney did imo.'"



I think that's harsh, but quite right to have your opinion.

Neither have the ability to get injured like old biscuit legs either icon_wink.gif j/k

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Quote: riversideboy "the cap has a lot to answer for,if every team could afford 2 or 3 top quality overseas players then people would pay to watch them,instead on the whole the cap only allows teams in super league to sign over the hill aussies or average ones who can't make the grade in top filght nrl. taking all the arguements for and against the cap that we have had,if it worked then why have the same 2 teams contested the last 3 grand finals.also the constant changing of rules every season doesn't help,neither does listening to the likes of cullen every week talking a load of
I agree with a lot of what you said. I don't think it's necessary to remove the cap, rather to increase it somewhat (and certainly there should be at least a yearly cost of living increase), and include some marquee player provisions (for these players they can earn some additional income via club sponsors and it does not come from the main cap, but you are limited in the number of marquee players you can designate) like in the NRL
Quote: riversideboy "the cap has a lot to answer for,if every team could afford 2 or 3 top quality overseas players then people would pay to watch them,instead on the whole the cap only allows teams in super league to sign over the hill aussies or average ones who can't make the grade in top filght nrl. taking all the arguements for and against the cap that we have had,if it worked then why have the same 2 teams contested the last 3 grand finals.also the constant changing of rules every season doesn't help,neither does listening to the likes of cullen every week talking a load of
I agree with a lot of what you said. I don't think it's necessary to remove the cap, rather to increase it somewhat (and certainly there should be at least a yearly cost of living increase), and include some marquee player provisions (for these players they can earn some additional income via club sponsors and it does not come from the main cap, but you are limited in the number of marquee players you can designate) like in the NRL


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Quote: Steve Ella's Beard "I agree with a lot of what you said. I don't think it's necessary to remove the cap, rather to increase it somewhat (and certainly there should be at least a yearly cost of living increase), and include some marquee player provisions (for these players they can earn some additional income via club sponsors and it does not come from the main cap, but you are limited in the number of marquee players you can designate) like in the NRL'"


I thought the general problem was that there are no marquee players?

Improvement in player ability will come as they get used to playing against set defences and have to produce better quality, like they have in Australia.

The incessant speeding up of the game, leading to the number of players that can only scoot from dummy half (and Saints have struggled more than most since this was negated) has damaged the game and the players far more than any salary cap has.

The problem is that it will take time, will people have the patience to reap the rewards at a later date?

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Quote: Billinge_Lump "I thought the general problem was that there are no marquee players?

Improvement in player ability will come as they get used to playing against set defences and have to produce better quality, like they have in Australia.

The incessant speeding up of the game, leading to the number of players that can only scoot from dummy half (and Saints have struggled more than most since this was negated) has damaged the game and the players far more than any salary cap has.

The problem is that it will take time, will people have the patience to reap the rewards at a later date?'"


I guess it's a little chicken and egg situation with Marquee players, I think it's nice to have a target, that if you 'become that good' the clubs have a mechanism outside of the pure standard cap figure to financially reward you. I'd hope it's at least on the drawing board for future ideas, even if it's maybe not currently necessary for our current crop of players.

I agree completely on the fact that players will improve far more playing against organised set defences than they ever could going for a hyper fast play the ball and quick scoot for easy metres.

And you're right it's going to take time, tbh it's probably a generational timeframe to truly reap the full benefit of changes. Hopefully clubs and hence the RFL will take the long term view, and I think some certainly are going down those lines.

For me the first step is the kind of thing we've just done, take a good long hard look at some of the clubs in the NRL over a good period of time, visit them multiple times, talk to people across all facets at the clubs, and then look at implementing the same sort of top to bottom professional approach that modern clubs like the Storm have taken to RL. Of course it remains to be seen if it will pay dividends and in what timeframe they will start to be seen, and if fans and club chairmen alike can be patient enough to see things through.

I hope so for the sake of our game.

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Quote: Steve Ella's Beard "I guess it's a little chicken and egg situation with Marquee players, I think it's nice to have a target, that if you 'become that good' the clubs have a mechanism outside of the pure standard cap figure to financially reward you. I'd hope it's at least on the drawing board for future ideas, even if it's maybe not currently necessary for our current crop of players.

I agree completely on the fact that players will improve far more playing against organised set defences than they ever could going for a hyper fast play the ball and quick scoot for easy metres.

And you're right it's going to take time, tbh it's probably a generational timeframe to truly reap the full benefit of changes. Hopefully clubs and hence the RFL will take the long term view, and I think some certainly are going down those lines.

For me the first step is the kind of thing we've just done, take a good long hard look at some of the clubs in the NRL over a good period of time, visit them multiple times, talk to people across all facets at the clubs, and then look at implementing the same sort of top to bottom professional approach that modern clubs like the Storm have taken to RL. Of course it remains to be seen if it will pay dividends and in what timeframe they will start to be seen, and if fans and club chairmen alike can be patient enough to see things through.

I hope so for the sake of our game.'"


I agree with almost everything you say bar the going to Aussie clubs bit. Personally I'd be going to any other sport, be it football, NFL, etc. In fact almost anywhere but the NRL.

I don't think Australian clubs will ever give us the benefit of up full access to up to date thinking and techniques. I may be being a touch cynical, but they will do almost anything to stay ahead of us (Christ, they even whine about referees and rules when they have far better players) and by copying them we will always be a step behind. We aren't in as direct competition with other sports.

Other sports implement extremely professional attitudes and techniques that would improve our game, I don't think we must always follow what the Aussies do, bar that increased professionalism and constant improvement, but we should be looking at doing that anyway.

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Quote: Billinge_Lump "Improvement in player ability will come as they get used to playing against set defences and have to produce better quality, like they have in Australia.

The incessant speeding up of the game, leading to the number of players that can only scoot from dummy half (and Saints have struggled more than most since this was negated) has damaged the game and the players far more than any salary cap has.

The problem is that it will take time, will people have the patience to reap the rewards at a later date?'"


I agree with that, those are pretty much my reasons for not being as enthused for RL as I used to be, I hope it passes, because its still the GREATEST GAME!

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Quote: Billinge_Lump "I agree with almost everything you say bar the going to Aussie clubs bit. Personally I'd be going to any other sport, be it football, NFL, etc. In fact almost anywhere but the NRL.

I don't think Australian clubs will ever give us the benefit of up full access to up to date thinking and techniques. I may be being a touch cynical, but they will do almost anything to stay ahead of us (Christ, they even whine about referees and rules when they have far better players) and by copying them we will always be a step behind. We aren't in as direct competition with other sports.

Other sports implement extremely professional attitudes and techniques that would improve our game, I don't think we must always follow what the Aussies do, bar that increased professionalism and constant improvement, but we should be looking at doing that anyway.'"


As per today's Wigan Observer (back page)

[iThe Australian (Michael Maguire) says he will be employing the same tactics and same training techniques that made Melbourne Storm the undisputed kings down under.[/i

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Quote: Billinge_Lump "I agree with almost everything you say bar the going to Aussie clubs bit. Personally I'd be going to any other sport, be it football, NFL, etc. In fact almost anywhere but the NRL.

I don't think Australian clubs will ever give us the benefit of up full access to up to date thinking and techniques. I may be being a touch cynical, but they will do almost anything to stay ahead of us (Christ, they even whine about referees and rules when they have far better players) and by copying them we will always be a step behind. We aren't in as direct competition with other sports.

Other sports implement extremely professional attitudes and techniques that would improve our game, I don't think we must always follow what the Aussies do, bar that increased professionalism and constant improvement, but we should be looking at doing that anyway.'"


I agree with you about looking outside at other sports to, which is why i'm really pleased that Maguire has been over looking at NFL, NHL and NBA teams as well as Aussie Rules and is a regular at sports coaching symposiums. Wane has expressed the desire to do the same.

From what I understand the Storm were a club who were happy to show IL around and talk about what they'd built there. Whilst I agree the Aussies will do whatever they can to stay ahead, I think individual NRL clubs aren't quite so parochial - but hey i'm an optimistic guy icon_wink.gif unless you get me on the subject of our 3/4 line against the aussies at the coming 4 nations icon_wink.gif

I think the main thing that the visits to NRL clubs did for our chairman was really open up his eyes about the gulf in class, so whether other chairman would be given any pointers or not it would be good for them to see first hand what we're up against.

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Quote: Billinge_Lump "I agree with almost everything you say bar the going to Aussie clubs bit. Personally I'd be going to any other sport, be it football, NFL, etc. In fact almost anywhere but the NRL.

I don't think Australian clubs will ever give us the benefit of up full access to up to date thinking and techniques. I may be being a touch cynical, but they will do almost anything to stay ahead of us (Christ, they even whine about referees and rules when they have far better players) and by copying them we will always be a step behind. We aren't in as direct competition with other sports.

Other sports implement extremely professional attitudes and techniques that would improve our game, I don't think we must always follow what the Aussies do, bar that increased professionalism and constant improvement, but we should be looking at doing that anyway.'"


Exactly.

Whilst I can see why SL teams want the most up to date experience and techniques from the NRL by the time they’ve managed to implement them at their own clubs they’ll be out of date. It’s a vicious circle.

There’s no point in the long run constantly playing catch up. In order to truly catch up with them you’ve got to be at the forefront by looking at other sports and pioneering new techniques.

One area I’d personally love Wigan to look at is the AC Milan training facilities which are apparently state of the art in the way it designs specific training regimes for players based on how the computer analyses them on that morning!

When you compare something like that to what was in place at Wigan last season it’s scary the benefits that could truly be had by looking into these areas.

I really, really, really can’t see why coaches in SL don’t look at stuff like this? Why stick with the old boy network instead of getting true pro’s in to improve their teams. At the end of the day it’s their jobs what are on the line

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Quote: ChrisA "

Teams concentrate on possesion and territory looking a for a try from a kick far too often. There's no risks, and off the cuff rugby seems to be a thing of the past.'"


That's the reason why the enjoyment of the game has gone down - all teams concentrate on possession and territory. Keeping the ball, getting in your opponents half, trying to force an error or a repeat set, waiting for the defence to break down or a mistake.

Thats the general game plan of most if not all teams - and it usually delivers results; play % rugby, don't give away possession and at some point the opposition make a mistake.

Look at the majority of tries scored - almost all come from position gifted to the attack through a mistake.

This was certainly Nobles approach, play safe, get in the opposition half, force a mistake, and when we lost it was usually down to players not 'playing safe' losing the ball in the tackle, etc. That's why we never really hammered a team even when we were on top for most of a game, why we usually let a team back at us in the 2nd half, we never cut loose in attack - and possible we didn't have the players with the skill or concentration levels to do this consistently (e.g. the number of times coley/prescott lose the ball in the tackle looking for an offload).

I think in Aus, you have to work harder to create a gap, as the defence don't make as many mistakes, you can't just camp out in their half waiting for possession, otherwise you end up on the end of a 30 - 0 loss.

We have to get back to defending extremely well when we haven't got the ball and creating a real attacking threat when we do have the ball, not just for 10 mins of the game when we're in the oppositions 30 metre zone.

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Wigan 29 768 338 430 48
Hull KR 29 731 344 387 44
Warrington 29 769 351 418 42
Leigh 29 580 442 138 33
Salford 28 556 561 -5 32
St.Helens 28 618 411 207 30
 
Catalans 27 475 427 48 30
Leeds 27 530 488 42 28
Huddersfield 27 468 658 -190 20
Castleford 27 425 735 -310 15
Hull FC 27 328 894 -566 6
LondonB 27 317 916 -599 6
This is an inplay table and live positions can change.
Betfred Championship 2024 ROUND : 1
 PLDFADIFFPTS
Wakefield 27 1032 275 757 52
Toulouse 26 765 388 377 37
Bradford 28 723 420 303 36
York 29 695 501 194 32
Widnes 27 561 502 59 29
Featherstone 27 634 525 109 28
 
Sheffield 26 626 526 100 28
Doncaster 26 498 619 -121 25
Halifax 26 509 650 -141 22
Batley 26 422 591 -169 22
Swinton 28 484 676 -192 20
Barrow 25 442 720 -278 19
Whitehaven 25 437 826 -389 18
Dewsbury 27 348 879 -531 4
Hunslet 1 6 10 -4 0
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