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Hertfordshire Rugby League Association seek to appoint a Full Time Rugby League Development Officer.
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Gold Coast Titans tell Steve Turner he's welcome
By Margie McDonald
Gold Coast Titans managing director Michael Searle has offered a one-on-one meeting with Steve Turner, if it will convince the young outside back that there are no hard feelings towards him.
Searle held out the olive branch yesterday as pre-season training deadlines for Melbourne Storm and the Titans approach, with Turner having to decide on which club he intends linking with in 2007.
The 22-year-old's only option, if he wants to play in 2007, appears to be Gold Coast, given the NRL has agreed that he must honour the verbal contract he made with the expansion club. To stay with Melbourne means a three-season stint on the sidelines.
Turner agreed to a three-year deal with Gold Coast in July before changing his mind and re-signing with the Storm in August. But the NRL has refused to register the Melbourne contract.
"No-one can make him play -- it's not in our power, the Titans' or the courts'," said NRL chief executive David Gallop yesterday.
"But it's certainly in the NRL's power to side with the Titans and refuse to register the second contract with the Storm, simply on the basic notion of fairness."
While there are no formal provisions for mediation in disputed contracts, Gallop said if the parties involved in the Turner affair wanted it, he would see what he could do.
"There's been nothing, formally," said Gallop, when asked if mediation had been sought. "But we're happy to be involved in more discussions." Turner's manager and Storm chief executive Brian Waldron could not be contacted yesterday, but Searle said the time for mediation had passed.
"This thing has gone on for some three months and there's been extensive negotiations around it -- we haven't been sitting on our hands. I think mediation has passed," Searle said. "The likelihood of us finding a replacement player is near impossible."
He said he was not confident mediation would bring Turner back to Gold Coast's fold.
"I'm hopeful recent discussions between his manager and me will do that, anyway," he said. "I think the greatest hurdle we face is a personal one for Steve, in that he needs to feel he's going to be welcome here."
Searle has dealt with Turner's manager and not the player, although coach John Cartwright and football manager Scott Sattler have done so.
"But if it takes a meeting between Steve and myself to give him comfort we don't have any ill feelings towards him, I'll do it."
In late August, Searle said Turner could sit out his three-year contract if he refused to budge, as Gorden Tallis sat out 1996 when St George would not let him go to Brisbane.
Gallop is hoping Turner turns up on the Gold Coast by November 24.
"My dialogue has been with the two clubs and the player's agent. And certainly the agent has made it very clear to me from day one that he believed he had struck a deal with the Titans."
"And that's one of the strong reasons why we (the NRL) have backed the Titans on this issue ... players and clubs have to honour commitments." Gallop said. Read more The Australian
My prediction was right - it was just a week early
By Phil Gould
NEW Zealand's thumping of Great Britain has restored some sanity to the Tri-Nations.
After Great Britain defeated Australia last weekend I thought I was going mad.
But the Kiwis dominated Saturday's match to expose the gap between the standards of league played in the northern and southern hemispheres.
When I watched New Zealand graft out a solid victory against the Lions two weeks ago in Christchurch, I said in this column that the 18-14 scoreline was no indication of New Zealand's superiority and that the Kiwis played very conservative football to ensure they secured their first win of the series. Had New Zealand kept their foot on the accelerator, they could have won very comfortably.
I said Great Britain were way off the pace and wouldn't win a game in this three-team competition. I criticised the English Super League and said anyone suggesting their standard was improving to anywhere near that of our own NRL competition was insane.
I predicted Australia would run up a big score the following week. You can imagine my surprise when Great Britain stepped out seven days later and defeated the Kangaroos on Australian soil. Ouch!
People then quite cynically suggested my stinging criticism of the British was designed to motivate them into a better performance against the Aussies. What an absurd suggestion.
I watched the Great Britain-Australia game closely. Despite their emotion-charged victory, Great Britain looked vulnerable in defence; and their attack was predictable, slow and amateurish.
I put the shock result down to Australia's poor form and ridiculous selection process rather than any brilliant play on behalf of the tourists.
Surely everyone could see that? But then everyone started praising the Pommies.
They pushed it to extremes by talking up Great Britain's tremendous ability, how they completely outplayed Australia and that this could be the year they finally capture a Tri-Nations series trophy.
It had me walking around in a daze. The voices in my head were screaming at me. Like you, I've tolerated the promotional propaganda surrounding these international matches for years, but I never really thought people believed this stuff.
It started me thinking. Were these people right? Am I the crazy one? After watching the Kiwis demolish Great Britain in Wellington on Saturday, I now know they were just playing with my head.
There's a saying in formula one motor racing: "When the flag drops, the bullshit stops."
Well, the flag dropped for Great Britain on Saturday.
After having competition points deducted over the Nathan Fien "grannygate" affair, the Kiwis got serious and left nothing to chance.
They had to win by more than 14 points to put the pressure back on Great Britain and keep alive the hope of defending their Tri-Nations title.
They tore the visitors apart with physical intimidation and breath-taking skill.
Led by inspirational captain Ruben Wiki, Kiwi forwards Roy Asotasi, David Kidwell, David Fa'alogo, Nathan Cayless, Adam Blair and Frank Pritchard ran roughshod.
Even the outside backs came into the middle of the field and joined the "bash up".
Shontayne Hape, Iosia Soliola, Steve Matai and Manu Vatuvei charged fearlessly at the forwards, bending them backwards with every run.
Half Stacey Jones and fullback Brent Webb provided the finesse in the Kiwis' attack and created some brilliant tries.
You get a similar level of heightened excitement watching the Kiwis' style of play as you experience watching high-performance cars speed around a tight-turning race track. Their raw power and unique skill-set is hypnotic; but the enjoyment is tempered by this fearful anticipation in your guts they could easily crash on the next turn.
New Zealand showed that if you come at Great Britain with serious power and a simple game plan, you will win.
In Test football, everyone is committed and everyone plays tough. But that's a given.
You still have to plan your game and play smart. Great Britain can't do that. New Zealand have proved they're capable. It's up to Australia to show them how it's really done.
If sanity prevails, that is. Read more SMH
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The FOURTH ELEMENT in coaching Rugby League
By Bob Wood
ARL Level 2 Coach
There are four elements in coaching Rugby League:
physical, technical, tactical, mental.
The proportion in which these elements are coached depends on the age group and experience of your team.
Continued from Wednesday
Life was ordered, structured and with well defined boundaries.
Society has changed and today the training paddock is often the only area where discipline is both required and demanded.
The football team is the only area in their life that is ordered, structured and with well defined boundaries. The footy coach has taken over the role previously exercised by the priest, policeman and teacher, albeit without the boot up the backside.
Too often you also find yourself fulfilling the role of dad as well.
Society is putting more demands and pressures on the young than ever before.
Each of these demands and pressures will affect your players on the training paddock and their performance on the field. At most you probably only get three or four hours per week with your players, out of 112 waking hours.
That means that other people have a much greater potential to influence your players than you do. The only way that you can ensure that you have sufficient influence over these players is by coaching the 'fourth element'.
To coach the 'fourth element' you must take a personal interest in every player, you must coach every player as an individual, you must coach with humour and you must coach with enthusiasm.
Look for anything that a player does well and be lavish in your praise with every player.
I still have young men seek me out to thank me for my coaching from years ago. The comments are always along the lines that it was the most enjoyable time of their lives.
Often I get comments that it was only through their involvement with footy that stopped them from going down the wrong path later in life.
I too have been beaten by sides full of super stars, but my coaching is more long term than that. My teams last, my players return and eventually those super star teams start to fall by the wayside.
Forget about all those hypnotists, you can coach the 'fourth element' just by taking a personal interest in each and every player. Your players will respond in ways that you won't believe.
You will get more out of the players than you will by using any other method.
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