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Click for Latest NewsEngland-bound Tony Martin holding no grudges - Chris Barclay The Australian centre has inadvertently become a victim of the Warriors' injury free surge to the National Rugby League's (NRL) top four. The fitness and form of Simon Mannering and Jerome Ropati have confined Martin to premier league duty with the Auckland Lions. Throw in stand-off Michael Witt's goalkicking form and Martin - the team's former first-choice kicker - is likely to add to his dozen appearances this season only through teammates' misfortune. Martin was told midway through the season he would not be required at Mt Smart Stadium next year, joining compatriots Todd Byrne and George Gatis as surplus to 2008 requirements. NZ Herald
Disorder may give the game away - Paul Sheehan John Muggleton, assistant coach of the Wallabies, walks out of a gala dinner because somebody forgot to praise him. Scott Johnson, assistant coach of the Wallabies, sucks lemons because rugby league legend Andrew Johns is invited to Wallaby training sessions. John Connolly, coach of the Wallabies, is a lame duck and interim appointment. And the Wallabies haven't even packed their bags for the Rugby World Cup. Too much insecurity; too much uncertainty. Read more SMH
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Wayne Bennett 'best-ever' coach - Robert Craddock Wayne Bennett's six premierships from his 20 years at the Broncos must make him the game's best-ever coach, according to long-time rival Bob Fulton. Fulton, a famously no-nonsense judge not given to gratuitous praise, has never been a close associate of Bennett but feels his brave and consistent efforts to reshape the Broncos are the key to his success. "Bennett must go down as arguably the game's best coach," said Fulton, himself a two-time premiership-winning coach as well as one of the game's best players.
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Crowe advocates free love - Bernie Pramberg Gladiatorial movie star Russell Crowe introduced a "love-in" to South Sydney's early-season training in an attempt to inject passion to the battling team.
Crowe, part-owner of the club with multi-millionaire businessman Peter Holmes a Court, told the players "love will make the difference" and then singled out forward Dean Widders for a hug.
"I love you, Dean Widders," said Crowe, who went on to extol the virtues of the footballer.
"I totally, fundamentally believe this (love) is my core," the actor told the players.
"The thing that will make the difference is love . . . actually accepting the family environment, the brotherhood. I don't see everything has to be about crash, bash and negativity. We're going to achieve a lot more if you actually have higher ideals."
The Rabbitohs bonding session makes interesting viewing in the second episode of the ABC documentary South Side Story that debuts on Tuesday night. The six-part series follows behind-the-scenes developments within the famous club as it reinvents itself under private ownership.
Holmes a Court yesterday admitted he and Crowe had "taken some risks" and used unconventional methods to revitalise the club.
"We were prepared to talk to the players about some things that were relatively unconventional," he said. "You mention the word 'love', and it's a pretty charged word.
"But it's the best word for what these guys feel for each other after playing together and going through what they do. We had to establish bonds and build attitude quickly to become competitive."
Holmes a Court - who admitted the first year of ownership had been much more difficult than he envisaged - said the players had responded well to a cultural change.
"It has been an extraordinary experience in that regard, when you think about the clash of cultures that has come. We've dressed our guys in Italian suits and they've embraced that whole concept," he said.
"Their involvement in the community has increased dramatically, and we've not had an incident of misbehaviour off the field.
"We think the players are the stars and should be celebrated.
"It's giving them respect as sports people and they've embraced that. We started the ball rolling, but now it's in the hands of the players and coach.
"Only yesterday the players had a function with 50 former players for a few beers and a chat on what it means to play for Souths. That initiative came from the present players."
Holmes a Court, Souths executive chairman, said the club had been operating on an annual budget of about $9.5 million until this season, when almost twice that much was needed to be successful.
"To be a really top team it's probably closer to $20 million," he said.
Souths has a strong supporter base in Queensland (22 per cent of club membership), but Holmes a Court said relocation was not an option. "Our club has a real sense of place. It's about the heart of South Sydney around Redfern." Courier Mail
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Leaving Brookvale profits NRL The NRL could pocket $1 million - rather than outlaying $75,000 - by shifting Manly's first finals match from Brookvale Oval to the Sydney Football Stadium.
Ryan relieved to be cleared Bulldogs captain Andrew Ryan was exonerated by the NRL judiciary last night despite admitting he struck Jason Ryles in the head during a tackle "that went wrong".
Day grand finals 'cause cancer' NRL grand final stars joined fans in calling for a daylight decider - despite Eels boss Denis Fitzgerald suggesting an early start could cause skin cancer and sunburn.
Cronulla fight to save season Cronulla players are so desperate to rescue their finals hopes they put their hands in their own pockets to train secretly yesterday.
Clubs collide with Fox THE NRL and leading clubs could collide next week over contentious scheduling for the final round Monday night match, which could hurt clubs in the finals. Read more Daily Telegraph
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Channel Nine says stop attacking NRL CEO David Gallop - Andrew Webster Members of Channel Nine's Footy Show panel and the network's commentary teams have been gagged from making personal attacks on NRL chief executive David Gallop. Following a tirade from former international Mark Geyer on last Thursday night's Footy Show, Nine boss Jeff Browne has instructed Nine's league experts and commentators that Gallop is "off limits".
Ryan cleared for Eels match Andrew Ryan did not need the "cags" defence last night to escape a high tackle charge.
Whatuira's future in the UK Paul Whatuira's future could be decided at Craven Park Stadium in Hull.
Bowman loses lifting challenge Paul Bowman failed to have a lifting charge quashed and will miss Saturday night's match.
Beaver sticks to Manly Danny Buderus believes Manly's decision to re-sign Steve Menzies will prove "awesome".Read more League HQ
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Andrew Ryan relieved to beat tackle charge A relieved Bulldogs skipper Andrew Ryan claimed he would have let his NRL team down had he not escaped a two-match ban. Ryan was cleared to play Friday's crucial clash with Parramatta after beating a grade two careless high tackle charge at the NRL judiciary. Yahoo Sport
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SUPER LEAGUE SHOW - BBC ONE Date: Sunday, 5 August 2007
Time: 12.05pm - 12.30pm Channel: BBC1 Harry Gration introduces action from the match being billed as the relegation decider: Salford v Hull KR. After a nightmare 2007 campaign for which coach Karl Harrison paid the price in May, Salford are left fighting for their Super League lives under the leadership of Aussie boss Shaun McRae. BBC1
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Chris Buttery handed one match ban Doncaster centre Chris Buttery is set to miss Sunday's crunch clash with Rochdale Hornets as a result of a one match ban imposed by the Rugby League Disciplinary Committee on Tuesday evening. Doncaster Online
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BARLA U/21 GB Lions 30 defeated Kazan 6 BARLA Great Britain Lions U/21's completed their two match tour of Russia and Kazan with a 30-6 win over Tartastan in Kazan. The Lions scored the only converted try of the first half before Tartastan levelled the game up early in the second half.
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Huddersfield in fine shape to aim for the play-offs - Chris Roberts Giants coach Jon Sharp believes his players are in the perfect shape to mount a successful Super League play-off bid. Huddersfield entertain Challenge Cup finalists Catalans Dragons at the Galpharm on Sunday before heading into the last five games of the regular season. Huddersfield Post
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Matthew Head believes third place is within Hull FC's grasp Australian scrum-half Matthew Head believes third place in Super League is well within Hull FC's grasp - if they beat St Helens on Friday. The former St George-Illawarra Dragons star made an impressive return to action on Sunday in the emphatic win against Salford. "Every game we go into I'm always confident I and the team are going to perform well and that we are going to win" Head said. Sport Hull
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Code review Sailor's only hope - Brent Read Suspended dual international Wendell Sailor will be unable to sign a contract with St George Illawarra until his drug ban ends next year. Sailor, serving a two-year suspension for testing positive to cocaine during his time with the NSW Waratahs, is in talks with the Dragons and his signing is considered a formality. However, any formal agreement will only take place after Sailor's suspension comes to an end in May. The Australian
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Nth Qld's Bowman suspended for one game North Queensland centre Paul Bowman has been rubbed out of Saturday's clash with Canberra after being found guilty of a lifting tackle at the NRL judiciary.
Buderus turns to AFL for Achilles help Newcastle hooker Danny Buderus has turned to a weight program from AFL leaders Geelong to overcome Achilles tendonitis and play again this NRL season.
Menzies won't watch 1997 grand final Time heals all wounds, except if you're a member of Manly's 1997 grand final side.
Council, NRL deny Brookvale stand-off The NRL will meet with Warringah Council next week after both organisations denied Manly's home semi-final is under threat of being moved from Brookvale Oval.
Raper, Provan slam NRL burnout claims Rugby league immortal Johnny Raper has labelled the issue of player burnout as "crap" and says that today's players have it easier than he did in his day.
Lockyer's brains to aid Broncos A week after surgeon Peter Myers reconstructed his right knee, Darren Lockyer is ready to get back into helping Brisbane clinch a seventh NRL premiership.
Wing thrilled at halfback for Roosters Craig Wing believes the faith shown in him by new coach Brad Fittler is part of the reason behind his own good form and the Sydney Roosters' winning streak. Read more Yahoo Sport
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Outback Rugby League announces changes The Outback Rugby League has announced changes to the remainder of the 2007 Rugby League Competition. There will be no Rugby League in Wilcannia this Saturday August 4th, instead all games have been moved to Lamb Oval - South Broken Hill with the first game kicking off from 10am.
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Wembley trip a dream come true for Stacey Jones Catalans Dragons captain Stacey Jones believes their first Challenge Cup final appearance will leave a legacy for French rugby league, regardless of the result of next month's title-fight with St Helens at Wembley.
The 31-year-old New Zealander played a key role in the establishment of another outpost club, NZ Warriors, and their run to the 2002 Australian finals, and helped the unfancied Kiwis reach the last two Tri-Nations series finals.
However he rated Monday's (NZ time) 37-24 semifinal win over Wigan among his most notable achievements.
"It's certainly right up there," he told the Liverpool Daily Post.
"One of the reasons I came to this club was to help French rugby league get to a level where they're going to be strong internationally.
"Hopefully something like this will not only be great for us as players and for our supporters but for the young kids in France coming through who will think this is a great game to play."
Jones, who recently signed a new 12-month contract to play for the Catalans in 2008, believes his appearance at the new Wembley against holders St Helens on August 25 will be one of the highlights of his distinguished career.
"When you're a kid watching the Challenge Cup, it's not only the English players but the players Down Under who see it as a massive occasion," he said.
"It will be a dream for all of us."
The appearance of the Perpignan club in the final will provide an unexpected bonus for St Helens, who will now be able to satisfy the huge demand from their supporters for tickets.
The Rugby Football League were ready to put up the "house full" signs, having sold 55,000 tickets before the semifinals, which left 10,000 for each of the finalists and approximately 15,000 reserved for Club Wembley members.
The Catalans, who took around 500 fans to Warrington for the semifinal, expect about 2500 to make the trip to Wembley, paving the way for Saints to take an extra allocation.
The League are also negotiating the purchase of spare Club Wembley seats in the event that the final heads for a 90,000 sell-out. NZ Herald
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Tigers Hold Out Newtown Jets Newtown's run of agonisingly close defeats continued with the Jets' 32-30 loss to the Balmain Tigers in the VB Premier League match played at Leichhardt Oval on Monday evening.
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Leon Pryce hit by three-match penalty St Helens stand-off Leon Pryce has been banned for three matches after an RFL disciplinary hearing found him guilty of squeezing an opponent's testicles. Pryce admitted ungentlemanly conduct after the RFL studied video evidence of Saints' 35-14 Challenge Cup semi-final win over Bradford on Saturday.
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Eagles home final in danger - Dean Ritchie Manly may be cruelly robbed of playing its home semi-final at Brookvale Oval because of a row between the NRL and the local council. Daily Telegraph
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Castleford request a RFL meeting over salary-cap row Castleford are to request a meeting with the Rugby Football League to air their grievances in the Super League salary-cap row. The Tigers, who were relegated last season, are enraged that Wigan have been deducted four points from this season's total for overspending on players' wages in 2006. Sporting Life
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NZRL is partial to blindness on coaches - Chris Rattue League loves to create statistics and the stat of the week is the whopping 15 applicants lining up for the vacant Kiwi coaching position.
Some you will never have heard of. Others are more obscure than that. The Kiwis are boxing on with an undercard. It's a funny game, league in this land, where administrative blunders get more print space than any actual games. NZ Herald
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Grafton Ghosts seek coach and players The Grafton Ghosts Rugby League Football Club play in the Northern Rivers Rugby League Competition (Grafton to Tweed Heads, Northern NSW)known as the Retravision Northern League. Applications are now being sought for the 2008 season in the following positions.
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New South Wales Deaf Rugby League Inc - 2008 COACHING POSITION
New South Wales Deaf Rugby League is calling for nominations for the position of Head Coach for the New South Wales Deaf Rugby League side to travel to Queensland in June 2008.
This highly regarded role encompasses the promotion and development of Rugby League for the Deaf in New South Wales.
It is desirable that the successful applicant possesses a reasonable degree of the following criteria for selection:
* Have a current Level 2 Coaching Certificate; or higher
* Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, and basic understanding of relating to deaf players and team management is essential.
* Knowledge of Auslan but not necessary
* Have advance knowledge of Coaching principles and is able to assist with implementation of development program in conjunction with the Board of the NSWDRL Inc.
* Intermediate Computer skills.
* Willing to travel to Sydney (Homebush Bay) on bi-weekly basis for training on weekends from March-May 2008.
Please note this is a voluntary position with remuneration to the successful applicant for fuel expenses.
Applicants must send written application and resume showing experiences and copies of correct qualifications to:
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Goondiwindi RLFC seeks Player/Coach & Coaches for lower grades Goondiwindi Rugby League Football Club is looking for player/coach for A grade and Reserve Grade and a Under 18s for the 2008 season.
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Helensvale Hornets Coaches Wanted for 2008 season We are a Gold Coast based Junior Rugby League Club who is going through a rapid growth/expansion due to a growing development catchment and we are looking for coaches to join our ranks for the 2008 season, that kicks off February 2008. Anyone who is interested please contact:
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UK player seeks Australian club for 2008
I'm planning on coming to Australia in January 2008 and looking at playing rugby league whilst there.
My plans are to stay in one place for pre-season and the competition season for 2008, then after the season finishes is to travel around Australia.
I have played representative rugby league and toured Australia with the GB/England Students U19's in 2003.
I'm currently a player at Leeds Akkies who compete in the summer National Conference [formerly NL3].
My preferred positions are stand-off/full-back.
I would be looking for accomodation/employement whilst playing rugby for 4-5 months.
Any clubs that would be interested can email me at bnaboz6@... request any more information you may need.
Regards Ben Nabozny
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Extract from the RLCM Junior Coaching Book 1 - One Coaches Philosophy
With Nigel Goodings ........over the past 30 - odd years, I must have seen thousands of games, played in hundreds, witnessed dozens of breathtaking moments and even scored a few times myself, but I have just one abiding memory that will live with me forever.
It was the day my 11 year old son scored his first try in the team that I coached.
The range of emotions was like nothing I'd ever felt before and even now brings tears to my eyes.
Firstly there was the joy that he had scored. Then came the pride that all fathers feel, "that's my boy out there".
As if that was not enough, this score hit me square between the eyes with the realisation that I had made a difference.
The team had been together for about 5 months, including the "pre- season" training and contained several kids who had played at least part of the previous season as our "Under 10's".
They had trained hard, picked up one or two new players and had begun to show more than just a little bit of promise.
This article is hopefully more than just a diary of the transition from Under 10's to Under 11's or even an attempt to claim any of the credit for myself.
This is simply an attempt to document a few of the basics :-
1. How, given a particular group of individuals, we have produced a team which has accomplished its goals.
2. How children of a very young age can adapt to and play to a simple game plan.
3. How all coaches, regardless of experience, must look to the juniors in order to see the future.
This article represents my personal views, thoughts and beliefs about the training, development and coaching of young players and does not necessarily reflect the views of any other organisation.
PART 1
1. COACHING PRINCIPLES
Whatever age group you are coaching, you need to :-
a. Know what your Personal Principles are.
b. Know what your Coaching Principles are.
c. Know what your abilities/ strengths are.
d. Know what "honesty" is.
e. Be prepared never to compromise or sacrifice any of the above.
Fine words, what do they mean?
A. PERSONAL PRINCIPLES
By this I mean that you must take a long hard look at yourself before you take the job and question yourself:
1. Will you turn up to coach the team?
2. How many times per week?
3. How long is the season?
4. Are you fit enough?
5. Knowledgeable enough?
6. Why do you want to coach?
7. Does your child play in the team ?
8. Will you treat everyone equally?
There are dozens of similar questions that you will ask yourself before you start and if you have the slightest doubt that you are either unsure about your ability or durability, then perhaps you need to give it some more thought.
In my case, the answers were:
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Our tours provide fans with officially licensed experiences to all the seasons major events including State of Origin, Test Matches, NRL Grand Final and the Rugby League World Cup 2008
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GRAND FINAL 2007 - GRAND FINAL EXPERIENCE TOUR
Sunday September 30 ,2007 Telstra Stadium
The NRL Grand Final is the highlight of the Rugby League Calendar and the competition has proven that any team can win it!
You can be in Sydney taking in Grand Final week with this exclusive and strictly limited package. Ensuring a true Grand Final Experience you will attend a number of events including the Grand Final Footy Show, The Rugby League Legends Cruise on Sydney Harbour and a "Rugby League Experience Only" tour around Telstra Stadium with the opportunity for you to have a photo and hold aloft the NRL Premiership trophy the day before the new premiers do!
GRAND FINAL 2007 - GRAND FINAL EXPERIENCE TOUR
Sunday September 30, 2007
Telstra Stadium
For those who would like a little more flexibility we have created four 2 night packages with category 1 match tickets and a gift from The Rugby League Experience to suit all taste and budgets. Add to your package with official functions,transfers,extra nights and much more.
5 STAR SHANGRI-LA HOTEL
With stunning views of Sydney's spectacular Harbour, the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the world-famous Opera House, the Shangri-La Hotel, Sydney brings welcoming Shangri-La hospitality to the historic Rocks district in the heart of this dynamic city. There is no better place in Sydney to stay and you will enjoy the convenience of the historic Rocks precinct.
$649 per person twin share
4.5 STAR RYDGES WORLD SQUARE Rydges World Square Sydney is centrally located within the World Square precinct in Sydney CBD. This great location provides guests with easy access to Sydney's major tourist attractions, either by monorail, walking or taxi.
With the World Square Monorail located on the hotel's doorstep, you'll have easy access to the Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre, Darling Harbour, Cockle Bay, Sydney Entertainment Centre and Sydney's financial and shopping precincts.
$550 per person twin share
4 STAR CROWN PLAZA COOGEE Coogee Beach is what life by the ocean is all about. Coogee is known affectionately as 'Sydney's Seaside Village'. Its culture is urban and cosmopolitan, yet relaxed. Crowne Plaza Coogee Beach is on Coogee Beach with panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean. Due ti its coastal location if you choose to stay here the Rugby League Experience will throw in return seat in coach transfers.
$570 per person twin share
3.5twin share STAR RYDGES CAPITAL SQUARE Capitol Square Hotel is ideally located within Sydney's CBD with a range of attractions on its doorstep. The Hotel is incorporated within the Capitol Theatre complex, and Darling Harbour, Sydney Entertainment Centre, Central Station and China Town are all within a strolling distance. Well-appointed 3.5 star rooms will ensure you enjoy your visit to the Harbour City.
$480 per person
PACKAGE UPGRADES AVAILABLE - PRICES UPON APPLICATION
* Seat in coach match transfers
* Return private car match transfers
* Airport transfers
* Grand final breakfast
* Footy show
* Breakfast
* Extra room nights
* Sydney day tour
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