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Date: Sat Dec 2, 2006 12:39 pm
Subject: RLCMTV - Fullarton-Henry-Murray-Sheens-Bennett-McRae-Brady.

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QRL/ARL Coaching and Development Officers for Roma and the Central Highlands
A COMMITMENT to strengthening the grassroots presence of rugby league in Queensland's rural sector will see new coaching and development officers positioned at both Roma and the Central Highlands.

Jointly funded by the Queensland Rugby League and Australian Rugby League Development, the roles mirror a recent appointment in Mount Isa.

While instant benefits will be noticeable in the areas surrounding Roma and the Central Highlands, there will also be flow-on effects for other areas.

Existing staff are to be freed up to concentrate on major centres, at the same time complementing and assisting the work of the new officers.

QRL Education and Development Manager Robert Moore anticipates the greater community presence will ensure rugby league remains the number one winter sport in Queensland, building on a terrific year for the code.

"We will now have the interior of Queensland covered like never before," Moore said.

"All of our current coaching and development staff are highly skilled and motivated individuals and we'll be seeking similar people for these two important roles."

Successful applicants will play a key role in developing the sport, with a chance to leave a legacy on the long-term performance of these areas.

Responsibilities include day-to-day education and the formulation of specialised development programs.

Position descriptions will be available from the Downloads section of the QRL website www.qrl.com.au

Further enquiries can be directed to Robert Moore on (07) 3393 2222.

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Applications close 5pm on Friday, December 15, 2006.

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Fitzroy Gracemere RLFC Inc
Fitzroy Gracemere RLFC currently require A Grade Players for the 2007
Season. Players will be provided with travel to Rockhampton and assistance with relocation and employment.

Fitzroy Gracemere RLFC Inc was Formed in 2004 from the former Fitzroy RLFC Inc. and emerging members of Gracemere JRLFC. The Club is based at Saleyards Park Rockhampton and has two Junior "feeder" Clubs in Fitzroy JRLFC Inc. and Gracemere JRLFC Inc.

The Club adopted the Gold from Gracemere JRLFC along with the Traditional Emerald Green and White of Fitzroy to be the new Club
Colours.

Work is available in Rockhampton for Electricians, Fitters, Boilermakers, Plumbers, Carpenters, Bricklayers, Truck Drivers, and most other trades.

Fitzroy Gracemere play in the extremely competitive Central Queensland Extended League which includes teams from Gladstone, Biloela, Rockhampton and Yeppoon.

The is also a feeder Club to the Central Comets who play in the
Queensland Cup. The Comets are a feeder Club to the North Queensland
Cowboys. Talented players will have a Player Career path direct to the NRL from our Club.

Rockhampton is situated 42km from the Capricorn Coast and is the step off for Great Barrier Reef Island Resorts at Great Keppel Island.

The Central Queensland Winter is mild with Maximums averaging 25oC and Minimums averaging 12oC.

For more information please contact:
Cameron Strang on email
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Bradford Bulls Rugby League Club

The Bradford Bulls Rugby League Club seeks two highly motivated individuals to work within their Community Marketing team. The two roles are as follows:

Marketing Executive

Reporting to the Ticketing and Marketing Manager this role will involve assisting with a wide range of functions including management of the club website in conjunction with outside specialists, implementing the CRM strategy and delivering a high quality gameday experience.

Applicants should have:

Work experience in the marketing, media or event industry
Comprehensive range of IT skillsGood literacy skills with the ability to write to tight deadlines.

A good knowledge and understanding of the game and the operation of Super League.

Community Development Officer

Reporting to the Community Development Manager this role is initially a fixed term (12 month) post and will involve assisting with the development and delivery of the Rugby League Heritage project.

Applicants should have:

* Experience of working with young people
* Comprehensive range of IT skills
* Good presentation skills with the ability to deliver to a diverse audience
* A knowledge and understanding of Rugby League and its Heritage

The successful candidates for both of these positions will be excellent communicators with good inter-personal and administration skills. They will be self motivated and committed to the game and their own personal development.

Closing date for applicants is Friday, 8 December 2006.

Interviews will be held week commencing Monday, 11 December 2006.

How to Apply

Applicants should apply by sending their CV with a covering letter, indicating the job they wish to apply for and current remuneration details, to:

Jane Hall,
HR Department,
Bradford Bulls,
Grattan Stadium,
Odsal, BD6 1BS.

B Active Co-ordinator

Based with the Young People's Support Unit, a multi-agency partner organisation, the successful applicant will be involved in engaging and motivating young people in positive sport and health related activities, through individual and group programmes.

You must have:

A minimum of 6 months experience of working with young people from disadvantaged multi-racial communities preferably in a sports leadership role and/or 6 months youth work experience with disadvantaged young people from multi-racial communities, in a sporting context Community Sports Leader Award and/or National Governing Body Sports Coaching qualification at Level 1 or 2

Full driving licence

Knowledge of local communities & local youth/sports groups
A positive and active attitude towards your continued professional development.

This is a fixed term post until March 2008 and the successful applicant will be required to undergo an enhanced CRB disclosure.

Salary between �14,000-�16,000 dependant on experience.

To apply for the above position please send your CV and covering letter to Jane Hall,
HR Department,
Bradford Bulls,
Grattan Stadium,
Odsal, BD6 1BS.
Closing date: Friday 22nd December.

Bradford Bulls is an equal opportunities employer and operates a no smoking policy

NZ Player looking for a Jersey Flegg Team

My name is Ardyn Foy,

I am 18 years old and play Rugby Union and Rugby League in New Zealand.

I am trying to get in contact with Jersey Flegg coaches or whoever necessary to maybe negotiate the possibility of me joining their club.

I am moving to Coffs Harbour 8th Janurary 2007 looking to play in the Orara 7's comp for a chance for the right people to have a look.

I play Fullback, Wing and Utility.

Sporting honours in 2006:
Waikato U18's,
Junior Chiefs U18 Development,
Waikato Draft Academy.

2nd NZ Track & Field Champs U20's 400m
2nd NZ North Island Secondary Schools Senior 400m
3rd NZ North Island Secondary Schools Senior 200m

Contact Ardyn Foy

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Phone NZ: 0274280546

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Date: Mon Nov 27, 2006 9:02 pm
Subject: RLCM Tues-News+Vacancies+RLCMTV Ricky Stuart, Darren Lockyer.

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Huddersfield Underbank Rangers RLFC seeks overseas players
Huddersfield Underbank Rangers RLFC, situated between the northern English cities of Leeds and Manchester, and nestling in the beautiful Yorkshire countryside, require the services of overseas players for the 2007 National League Three season, the English Rugby League's fourth tier of competition.

We are currently seeking committed, talented players to bolster our "A" Grade side for 2007. You'll have a great opportunity to play rugby league in a new environment and progress their careers under the top class coaching of former Manly 'A' Grade Representative player Aaron Perrin.

We have plenty of experience of hosting overseas players and a number played for the club in 2006. The club has a friendly, welcoming and inclusive feel, and we enjoy a lively and varied social scene.

If you are looking for a country lifestyle with an ambitious Rugby League Club, but close to the bright city lights if required, then we maybe the club that you are looking for.

We will assist players with seeking employment and accommodation.

So if you think you have something to offer the Rangers in 2007 and beyond, then contact us immediately and we will arrange a convenient time to discuss details further.

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The Football Manager,
Neil Farrell
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Gympie Devils RLFC
Gympie Devils are seeking motivated players for our U/19, Reserve and A Grade teams which will compete in the Sunshine Coast/Gympie Competition during 2007.

Gympie is part of the Cooloola Region in Qld which is experiencing unprecedented growth and development.

Brisbane is within a 90 minute drive and Noosa 30 minutes.

The club is willing to help genuinely interested players with employment opportunities.

Former NRL Player Darren Burns has been reappointed as A Grade Captain Coach and Brisbane Broncos Development Officer for the Cooloola Region.

This is a unique partnership and the only one operating outside of the Brisbane metropolitan area.

Real opportunities exist for players to develop and possibly pursue pathways to further their league careers under the guidance of Darren.

Interest is also being sought from people keen to Coach, Train or manage our U/19 and Reserve Teams.

For further information please contact Darren Burns on:
Ph: Ph: 0412 809 108
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WANTED URGENTLY

* PLAYERS - Half Backs, Five Eighths, Centres, Wingers & Fullbacks, Front Rowers, Second Rowers, Locks & Hookers

* CAPTAIN COACHES/COACHES

We will MARKET you FREE of CHARGE to Country Clubs throughout
Australia to secure you a 2007 contract.

Test the market today to receive contract offers. It won't cost you
one cent out of your pocket for us to market your Rugby League ability throughout Australia for the 2007 season.

If we secure you a contract with the club of your choice, the CLUB pays us our commission from your contract at the end of the 2007 season.

This means that you have a worry free season with a secure contract and the club has twelve months to raise funds to pay your contract money.

If we don't secure you a contract, you owe us nothing but your Rugby League ability has been sent to all our subscribed clubs throughout Australia.

Your circumstances may change next season and consequently you will have a walk up start to secure a contract as all our clubs will have a 'Player/Coach Profile' outlining your ability and talent.

Clubs want to finalise their playing and coaching personnel before Christmas, so send for a 'Playing/Coaching Package' today to place yourself on the market to see what clubs are offering personnel of your experience and talent for the 2007 season.

Email: decrb@...

Bruce Bailey & Associates
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4 Bowness Street
New Lambton Heights
NSW 2305
Phone/Fax Newcastle 02 49526990
Mobile : 0417 674 359

The best value in Rugby League, receive a 2006 RLCM Subscription

Annual RLCM Subscription ......... $AUS165.00

Receive all of the below on DVD or CD-ROM to start your subscription in 2006

* CD-ROM - RLCM Drill Books 1, 2 & 3 - 250 pages
* CD-ROM - Strength and Conditioning without Weights
* CD-ROM - RLCM Ultimate - Over 4000 pages of 36 RLCM Books
* CD-ROM - RLCM Junior Coaching Books
* CD-ROM - RLCM NRL Coachtalk Yearbooks 1 and 2

2006 Editions

* CD-ROM - An Approach to Coaching - Ray Unsworth RFL
* DVD - With Tim Sheens, Royce Simmons & Peter Sharp
* DVD - Canterbury Bulldogs coach Steve Folkes
* DVD - Coachtalk with NQ Cowboys Coach Graham Murray [Click for short]
* DVD - Adrian Hurley Basketball Coach at three Olympic's.
* DVD - Chris Fullarton ex Junior Kangaroos coach.
* DVD - Canberra Raiders 2007 Coach Neil Henry [Click for short]
* DVD - Wayne Bennett Brisbane Broncos Coach [Click for short]
* DVD - Junior Coaching with Michael Rawiri NT Institute of Sport
* DVD - Shaun McRae 2006 South Sydney Coach
* DVD - Coachtalk with South Sydney 2007 Coach Jason Taylor
* DVD - Coachtalk with Brian McLennan NZ Kiwis Coach
* DVD - Recovery with Steve Nance Fulham Soccer UK
* DVD - Nutrition Leanne Hammond works Wallabies and QAS
* DVD - Defence and Attack Principles with Adrian Suttie
* DVD - Coachtalk with Gavin Judd, Gold Coast Titans
* DVD - Sports Psychologist Wendy Swift Australian Swimming
* DVD - Coaching with Stuart Raper Cronulla Sharks 2006 Coach
* DVD - Tim Sheens Wests Tigers Coach [Filmed July 2006] [Click for short]

All of the above is sent to you immediately to begin your 2006 Subscription.

Then you will receive new resources to be distributed during 2006.

November 2006 content DVD's, CD's and/or PDF files containing:

* DVD - Sports Psychology with Dr Phil Jauncey
* DVD - Maximising Teenage Talent with Bill Sweetnam

New resources will then be sent during November/December to complete your 2006 subscription.

Contact Gary Roberts
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PRINT, COMPLETE and POST ORDER FORM to:

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Name: .........................................................

Address: ......................................................

...................................................................

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Darren Lockyer savours his hat-trick

By Mike Colman

TO the victor the spoils. A tired - no, make that exhausted - Darren Lockyer arrived back in Brisbane yesterday and had a rare few minutes to reflect on the most successful season by any captain in Australian rugby league history.

Lockyer, who led the Broncos to win the NRL premiership, the Maroons to an Origin series and the Kangaroos through the five-game Tri-Nations series, finally got his hands on the silverware and had to admit: "It looks pretty good, doesn't it?"

Click RLCMTV to view Darren Lockyer's Tri Nations Press Conference

The closest anyone else has come to his hat-trick is Allan Langer, who successfully led Brisbane, Queensland and Australia in a three-match series against New Zealand in 1998.

Lockyer scored the winning tries in the Origin and Tri-Nations deciders and set up Brent Tate's crucial score in the NRL grand final in what even one-time critics like Phil Gould are calling the ultimate "captain's knock".

But yesterday he reflected on the rocky season start and the crises of confidence which at one stage had him doubting his ability to lead.

Even last week, with two of the three trophies already locked up, the pressure to win the third was almost unbearable.

"You try not to think about outcomes but everyone kept bringing it up about winning all three," he said.

"It wouldn't ruin the season not winning it, but to have come so far and to miss out would have left us all with a lot of 'what ifs' and we didn't want that. It started to get to me a bit."

Added to the pressure was the pain from a wrist injury Lockyer had been carrying for the last part of the season and which will require surgery before next season. Little wonder his first thought after Saturday night's dramatic extra-time win was: "Thank goodness it's all over."

Not that any fulltime whistle could really end Lockyer's commitments.

After the grand final win he signed 1450 pieces of memorabilia and yesterday he filmed the latest NRMA TV ad before heading to the Broncos leagues club for the unveiling of a commemorative captain's jersey.

Today, finally, he heads to NZ for a two-week driving-camping holiday.

And as for next season? "You'd be doing well to beat this one," he said. Read more Courier Mail

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Young Roosters ready to fire - Chris Anderson
Sydney Roosters coach Chris Anderson believes a new-look forward pack can pave the way for the side's young and inexperienced halves to make their mark on the NRL next year.

Despite the loss of ferocious hitman Adrian Morley, Anderson believes the Roosters have bolstered their frontline with the signing of Sharks hard men Danny Nutley and Chris Beattie and Nate Myles from the Bulldogs.

Anderson says the combination of strength and experience provided by the new recruits will ease the pressure on young halves Jamie Soward, Mitchell Pearce and Josh Lewis.

With Braith Anasta moving to lock and Brett Finch leaving for the Eels, the trio is expected to contest for the two spots. "These kids have been here for a few years now and I think they are ready," Anderson said.

"Having plenty of big blokes up front with leadership qualities will help them and hopefully take the pressure off."

Soward and Lewis were used in the halves at different stages of this season, while Pearce, the son of former Balmain great Wayne, will be thrown into the mix after impressing in Jersey Flegg.

"I think there is a lot of potential there and we will see some good footy out of the three of them," Anderson said.

Despite the loss of Morley, Anderson says the Roosters have a number of players who can fill the void left by the big Englishman.

"Nate Myles is a big strong kid who has impressed me already and then we've got guys like Anthony Tupou, Chris Beattie and Danny Nutley," he said.

"Someone like Nutley brings such a tremendous work ethic to the club."

The Roosters' squad is now back in pre-season training and working towards reaching full fitness before the Christmas break.

Despite being in the early days of his return to coaching, Anderson said he was confident of helping the club turn around its form after this season's disastrous campaign which saw it finish second-last.

"The players have got to get that belief back and we'll be working on doing that," he said.

"It's pretty easy at this time of year when you haven't lost a game, but I'm pretty happy across the board with how we're looking.

"At this stage of the season, we think we can win the competition and we'll sit down as a group soon and talk about our specific goals and the direction we want to head in.

"At the moment, it's a case of getting to know each other. I'm getting to know how they work and they're getting to know how I work."

Anderson has been out of the game since being sacked by the Sharks at the end of the 2003 season and since then his only coaching assignment has been a brief stint with Welsh rugby union club, Gwent Dragons.

But the former Australia winger who took Canterbury and Melbourne to premierships in the 1990s said he was returning to the game with renewed enthusiasm.

"It's been good for me to be outside the game for a while, because it has probably given me a different perspective of it and given me some fresh ideas," he said. Read more Foxsports

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Gold Coast Titans release Frank Puletua
Frank Puletua has been released from his playing contract by Gold Coast Titans. Puletua, 27, signed to play two seasons with the new NRL club after spending three years with Penrith, but he was granted a release on compassionate grounds today.

"Frank approached the club some months ago, requesting a release from his contract which was initially declined," Titans managing director Michael Searle said.

"Frank has recently had further issues arise, and he presented those circumstances to the club and his request for release based on compassionate grounds.

"The club has offered Frank an unconditional release, effective immediately, based on these compassionate grounds.

"I have today contacted (Penrith chief executive) Michael Leary and advised him of our decision and provided him with our support should the Penrith Panthers wish to sign Frank for a further term now that we have released him.

"It's important to note that the circumstances surrounding this compassionate release are private and confidential, and we would ask that the Puletua family' privacy is respected at this time."
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St Helens handed Huddersfield opener
St Helens begin the defence of their Super League crown at Huddersfield on the first weekend of February (2-4). Saints kick off earlier than their Super League XII rivals because they face NRL kings Brisbane Broncos in the World Club Challenge on 23 February.

Hull KR will host Wakefield on 10 February while the first Hull derby is at the KC Stadium on Easter Monday.

An entire round of Super League games will be staged at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff on 5 and 6 May.

The blockbusting derbies involving St Helens-Wigan and Leeds-Bradford will also feature in the Bank Holiday extravaganza in the Welsh capital.

The Millennium Magic weekend will mean a reduction in Super League fixtures from 28 to 27 and enable organisers to fit in an international weekend in late June.

Great Britain will play a mid-season Test, probably against New Zealand. Read more BBC Sport

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Steve Turner no-show at Gold Coast Titans training
Winger Steve Turner has failed to turn up for training with the Gold Coast Titans this morning.
NT secures NRL preseason fixtures
The Northern Territory will host National Rugby League preseason matches for the next three years.
Gower back and focussed on NRL: Elliott
Penrith Panthers coach Matthew Elliott has dismissed claims halfback Craig Gower has been training with a French rugby side.
Rugby league centenary logo launched
PM John Howard has unveiled a new logo that will be used to celebrate a century of Australian rugby league in Canberra.
Frank Puletua would've retired, says coach
NZ Test forward Frank Puletua would have retired from the NRL if Gold Coast had not granted him a release, says Titans coach John Cartwright.
ARL plans centenary year
The Australian Rugby League has taken the first steps towards celebrations for the game's centenary in 2008. Read more Yahoo Sport

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Moss Vale is located on the Southern Highland of NSW just over 1 hour from Sydney. The Moss Vale Dragons play in the Group 6 Competition.

We have re signed our Captain Coaches from last season, that being former Canberra Raiders and Jim Beam Cup player Trevor Schodel and former Cronulla and Jim Beam Player Lee Trasler.

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Sublime Lockyer sorely tested
The Aussie skipper played through the Tri-Nations tournament - not to mention the NRL premiership - with a wrist injury that requires surgery.

Stuart's perfect epilogue helped cut long story short
WITH a 12-12 scoreline seemingly inevitable as the New Zealand goal kicker lined up a penalty kick in the final minutes of regulation time in the Tri-Nations final, an NRL official asked ARL chief executive Geoff Carr whether international rules allowed for a draw.

In a team of champions, one stood well above the rest
A GRIPPING contest, decided in extra time, full of courage, contributing enormously to the credibility of international rugby league - there were no losers in this one. And a very relieved Australian team was crowned Tri-Nations champion.

As Wiki says goodbye, Vatuvei steps up to the kava pot
RUBEN Wiki, Stacey Jones and Nigel Vagana sought no fuss when they dropped the triple bombshell of their international retirements after the Tri-Nations final. And so it was, too, when Wiki passed on responsibility for the Kiwis' post-match kava sessions to Manu Vatuvei at a private team function later. Click RLCMTV to view Tri Nations Press Conference.

Lockyer hailed as one of greatest
Teammates have lauded Darren Lockyer as one of rugby league's all-time greats after his latest heroics capped a fairytale 2006.

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Tri-Nations final as "a classic"

Australia coach Ricky Stuart has hailed his side's extra-time victory over New Zealand in the Tri-Nations final as "a classic".

The Kangaroos reclaimed the Tri-Nations title after an epic tussle in Sydney which was decided by an 87th-minute 'golden try' by Australian skipper Darren Lockyer.

The trans-Tasman rivals were locked at 12-12 following normal time before Johnathan Thurston broke the Kiwis line to give Lockyer the opportunity of sealing a memorable 16-12 win.

The Kangaroos established a 10-2 advantage with a ninth-minute try from Brent Tate and three kicks from scrum-half Thurston.

The Kiwis cut the gap with a 29th-minute try from replacement Frank Pritchard and a 46th-minute score from Iosia Soliola made it 10-10 to set up a tense finale.

Thurston's penalty edged Australia ahead but Stacey Jones levelled the scores again with one of his own and the game went into extra time.

Stuart felt his side should have sealed the win sooner but saluted the Kiwis for playing their part in an absorbing contest.

"I probably see it through different eyes," he said. "I've got to sit there and watch players, make sure the interchange is right and that we're playing to our plan.

"But for me sitting in the box, I knew it was exciting and it's good for the people to be sitting on the edge of their seat.

"There were probably four opportunities there where we could have scored tries and we blew them," Stuart continued.

"I've been there before where you're the dominant team and each time you blow an opportunity, the other team grows confidence.

"I could really see the New Zealand boys growing energy out of it and we were keeping them in the game. So for them to hang in there turned it into a classic game."

The Kangaroos' victory will go a long way to erasing the memory of their shock 24-0 defeat by the Kiwis in last year's final and Stuart felt it was a just reward following a challenging Tri-Nations campaign.

"It was pretty nerve-wracking at the end there but you've got to try to keep your head," he said.

"It was very difficult because you know the players are under fatigue, and that there's a lot of emotion flowing.

"But the way that the boys grouped, and the way their team spirit was building and building and building right throughout the series, really helps in regards to winning tight games like that.

"You've got to be playing for each other to win them - New Zealand have certainly got it - and I think we showed tonight just how much it meant to us to win this series in the way we never gave up."

New Zealand lost three players to injury during the course of the match and coach Brian McClennan saluted his side for the way they battled against adversity.

"It shows you the character of the Kiwi team that everyone kept fighting like they did," he said.

"We were pretty much out of petrol but everyone kept digging in. We were out there fighting for our lives.

"I feel like the boys deserve more for their efforts but you've got to acknowledge Australia and Darren Lockyer getting the winning try was kind of fitting for them."

This year, Lockyer has skippered Queensland to victory in the State of Origin series, led the Brisbane Broncos to the NRL premiership and last week won the Rugby League International Federation's golden boot award for the second time.

"It's a special way to end a special year for me," he said. "It'll probably sink in more tomorrow."

Veteran New Zealand captain Ruben Wiki announced his international retirement after the game, as did team-mates Jones and Nigel Vagana.

The 33-year-old forward bows out after playing in a world-record 55 Tests but he did not want to detract from a great team performance and a thrilling match.

"I'm pretty gutted after the effort we put it, but someone had to win," he said.

"I think we've just witnessed a great game of rugby league so we should all take the positives out of it.

"I'm very proud of my boys and the coaching staff. We're one tight unit and I know New Zealand rugby league is in good hands.

"It's not about me," he added. "I'm just another player and everyone moves on.

"I've had a great ride and it's time for me to step aside and let the young guys take over."

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101 Coaching Tips

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Reprinted with permission of the Australian Sports Commission
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It takes 20 years to become an overnight success. Successful coaches have a combination of experience, skill, education and practice, developed ways and means of getting the best out of themselves and their athletes.

Here are 101 Coaching tips to help you achieve your coaching goals.

Continued from Wednesday 22th

37. Contribute to the development of other coaches. You may learn from teaching and students are often the best teachers of all.

38. Listen to your athletes.

39. Develop peripheral vision - in your mind.

40. Present information at coaching courses and workshops. Be willing to share.

41. Treat athletes like customers - coaching is the ultimate in client service.

42. Read journals from alternative industries and seek out principles that you can apply to sporting situations.

43. Be flexible in your methods.

44. Embrace the principle, 'For the love of it, not the money in it!'

45. Athletes develop confidence through competence. Nothing develops confidence like a thorough preparation.

46. Constantly challenge yourself and your athletes.

47. Create a safe, stimulating, interesting training environment where athletes enjoy coming to train.

48. In preparing athletes: leave nothing to chance, nothing untested, don't rely on luck, make your own!

To be continued

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* DVD - Nutrition Leanne Hammond works Wallabies and QAS
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Subject: RLCM Wed-News-Vacancies-Photographs-101Tips [part 3]

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Kiwis coach hints Mason will be cut down to size
WILLIE Mason was again the subject of trans-Tasman banter yesterday as New Zealand coach Brian McClennan challenged his players to cut down the Australian "tall timber", and his counterpart, Ricky Stuart, admitted the Kiwis might try to bait the Kangaroos forward.

Following Mason's chest-beating remarks about continuing his aggressive style despite returning from suspension, McClennan said the Kiwis were aiming to make Mason say after the game "he's never been tackled so hard around his legs".

Mason was last night named in the front row for the Tri-Nations final on Saturday night at Aussie Stadium after serving his ban for punching Great Britain's Stuart Fielden at the same ground.

And with the history between Mason and the Kiwis in this series - he was at the centre of more controversy in the early rounds when he swore at Brent Webb during the haka and criticised Kiwi second-rower David Kidwell - there are real fears the New Zealanders will attempt to bait the Bulldog into a confrontation, even though McClennan insisted they would let "bygones be bygones".

Stuart said he was unconcerned, almost daring the Kiwis to try.

"I don't know what they'll try," he said. "If they want to start baiting players . it doesn't come into our calculations. We've just got to be as disciplined as we can be."

McClennan revealed it had been a goal of the Kiwis to stop Mason during the tournament - which Kidwell certainly achieved when he put a shuddering shoulder-charge on him in the first match of the series which led to Mason's claims Kidwell didn't have the respect of the Australians.

"If you want to bring down tall timber, you have to get the legs first," McClennan said of Mason. "It's a little bit of a goal of ours, so that Willie says at the end of the game he's never been tackled so hard around his legs."

The coach likened a Kiwis win on Saturday to climbing Mt Everest, and added they would be entitled to the tag of New Zealand's best-ever side should they defend the title they won at Elland Road last year.

"Sir Edmund Hillary was the first man to climb Everest, which is a feat our country is very proud of," McClennan said. "For us it's like conquering Everest to be able to win two Tri-Nations in a row. We would be deemed the greatest Kiwis team in history.

"We're not putting the cart before the horse. It's about playing this Australian team, which is one of the best I have seen with its strike power. It would be huge to pull this one off."
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The gap is as wide as ever
By Phil Gould - THE ANALYST
AUSTRALIA'S belting of Great Britain confirmed several things about our national team and international rugby league.

When the Kangaroos play to their true ability, they're far too good for their opponents. Several times during the past decade the Aussies have played poorly and lost to Great Britain or New Zealand. They then use the criticism they receive as motivation to win easily at their next meeting.

The irony is that by bouncing back so strongly they actually prove their critics right. Australia's elite players are very special talents and should never lose - not to Great Britain anyway, because they're clearly not good enough.

Many in England have taken umbrage at my comments that their domestic competition is of a poor standard and their national team suffers from amateurish ways. Quite simply, there's too big a difference between their best and their worst performances - and sometimes we get these in the same half of football.

Their best is pretty good. However, their worst is horrible and all too frequent. They beat Australia two weeks ago but have been belted 77-14 in two games since. There's no consistency in their intensity.

They enjoy good passages of play but follow up with a diabolical series of fundamental errors. They can display great courage and resolve, then inexplicably spoil it with the most uncaring of efforts.

They bunch when tired. Their "off the ball" disciplines are poor, to say the least. Their attack often stalls into the farcical scene of players standing still and slowly passing the ball to each other, hoping someone runs with it.

They don't possess the acute anticipation of danger that has been instilled in Australian players, which is indicative of a limited football education rather than lack of desire.

But the saddest thing about Great Britain's supporters is their total denial or awareness of these problems. Occasionally the Brits will keep the scores close or even beat Australia and this gives them false justification for their ways and misplaced hope for the future.

Don't blame the messenger for the message. If the Brits really want to seriously compete with Australia and New Zealand on the international stage they have to change their thinking and the way they develop their domestic competition.

They have some very good individual players but sadly they'll never realise their full potential unless they come and play in Australia. That's a sad indictment on England.

The gap is as wide as ever

Anyway, back to Australia.

Darren Lockyer was great. He scored a try and had a hand in four others. He was more effective because he had less to do and this allowed him to concentrate on quality rather than quantity.

A few things contributed to this.

Cameron Smith was allowed to play his natural game from dummy half. This assisted our forwards to be more dominant over the advantage line. The return of Johnathan Thurston to halfback made a huge difference to the attack. It was an absolute travesty of justice this kid was dropped two weeks ago and he proved this on Saturday night with a man-of the-match display.

Australia's attack looked faster, more potent and infinitely less predictable with Thurston in control.

Case closed.

Thurston and Smith were a constant annoyance to Great Britain with their probing runs and short passing raids through the middle of the ruck. But it goes to show that if you want to gain maximum benefit out of Lockyer's unique skills and talents, then everyone else has to do their job better and allow him to chime in when the opportunities arise.

Just hitting the ball up for a couple of rucks before spinning it two passes wide to Lockyer so he can hopefully weave some magic is not what I see as an optimum use of resources.

That was our game plan two weeks ago and we suffered an embarrassing defeat. Encourage everyone else to contribute more and let Lockyer join the action when he sees fit - that's a sure-fire formula for success.

The Aussies will get much sterner opposition from the Kiwis in next week's final but I have unshakeable belief in our game's best players and I know they'll rise to the challenge.

It's the last game of the year, boys. Bring the trophy back home.

Golden Boot tipped to fit skipper
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`Out' offer to renegade Titan Steve Turner
By Luke Turgeon
RENEGADE Titan Steve Turner has been offered a 'get out of the Gold Coast' clause after just one season if he is unhappy living on the glitter strip.

In a move designed to speed up negotiations with the winger, Titans chief executive Michael Searle said he put the deal on the table because he believes that once Turner finally makes it to the Coast the 22-year-old won't want to leave.

"What we have done as part of the negotiations is that I have offered to his manager that we would consider releasing him on October 31 if he didn't want to stay," said Searle. "It basically means there would be an out clause within 12 months if he was uncomfortable with the place.

"He has been saying that he is not comfortable coming here, but this shows that we are operating in good faith. We would like to think he would at least come here and experience it first.

"From our point of view, if he comes here and tries it and doesn't enjoy it, then he is free to go.

"If he wants to go back to Melbourne after that then good luck to him. I will drop him off at the airport if he wants.

"But I would be very surprised if he came here and didn't want to stay long term."

Turner verbally agreed to a three-year contract with the Titans in June before getting cold feet and re-signing with the Storm a month later.

The NRL has made it clear they will not register Turner's new contract with the Storm, believing he should honour his commitment to the Gold Coast.

As a result, Turner's only real options are to play for the Titans or sit out the next three seasons.

"If they do decide to go to court this dispute could be more than 12 months in the courts anyway," said Searle. "The 12-month offer shows the club is acting in good faith, the way it has done throughout the entire process.

"We are empathetic that he may be thinking twice about his decision but it doesn't remove the obligation to his original commitment.

"But that (the one-season deal) would only be if he came here.

"If he doesn't he is sitting on the sidelines for the next three years."

The news follows reports at the weekend that the Titans were offered the services of Queensland centre Adam Mogg and financial compensation in exchange for letting Turner remain in Melbourne. Turner's manager Dave Riolo did his best to broker the deal, which would have seen Mogg abandon plans to join English Super League club Catalans.

But the deal fell through when Melbourne would not meet the compensation criteria.

"The number of offers that were put to us for players to substitute were wide and varied," said Searle.

"The most likely one was Adam Mogg, but at the end of the day it wasn't an easy deal to achieve and Melbourne thought that the compensation request was too much for them."
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English recruit Mathers enjoys Coast lifestyle

By Luke Turgeon

IT hasn't taken long for Titans' English recruit Richie Mathers to settle into life on the Gold Coast.

The 23-year-old former Leeds star is already planning a Christmas barbecue by the beach, instead of a typically English turkey dinner by an open fire.

"It is great to be here and the weather is just a bonus," said Mathers, who arrived on the Coast just two weeks ago.

"I can't wait for Christmas.

"Christmas is always cold and snowy back home so it would be great to have a barbie by the beach."

Fullback Mathers, who started training with the rest of his Titans teammates at Runaway Bay this week, is also enjoying running around the paddock in a singlet and shorts.

Pre-season training in England involves three layers of clothing on top, a pair of tights, tracksuit bottoms and a beanie.

"This time of year it would probably be two degrees over there," said Mathers, a member of the Leeds 2004 Super League premiership and victorious 2005 World Club Challenge sides.

"I have spoken to a few of the boys who have already started pre-season training over there and they are struggling a bit in the cold.

"It is very cold and all of the fields are frosty and snowy. It is not enjoyable."

By the sound of things, neither is training under Titans fitness coach Billy Johnstone.

Mathers is in the final stages of rehab after having a knee reconstruction in June and said while he was not yet back in full training, strength and conditioning boss Johnstone had made sure he wasn't missing out on the fun.

"The club and Billy have been really good about it, not thrown me straight in running wise," said Mathers, who has settled on the Coast with girlfriend Sasha Darmbrough. "But I am getting flogged in a heap of other ways, swimming and biking. I just want to make sure I am raring to go for the start of the season."

History shows that only a handful of Great Britain's best have made the grade in Australia.

Mathers, who was considered hot property in the Super League, is under no illusions just how tough the NRL will be.

"I understand that not many are perceived to have made it over here," he said.

"But that is another thing in itself.

"I am just coming out to learn and hopefully secure a starting spot.

"Speaking to a lot of the Australian's who play in England, they say it is a different world in terms of professionalism and how hard you train. But that was the thing that excited me."

Mathers and fellow Titans winger Brian Carney will be the only British players in the NRL next year, following the departure of Roosters enforcer Adrian Morley.

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Kangaroos desperate to find form and avoid ignominy

By Glenn Jackson

AUSTRALIA have set a desperate tone for their Tri-Nations showdown with Great Britain tomorrow night in Brisbane, revealing they are treating the match as a "must-win" encounter despite an open passage to the final a week later.

The Australians will advance to the final at Aussie Stadium win, lose or draw tomorrow, but the players are intent on avoiding flying back to Sydney following two straight losses.

Also heavily in their thoughts is the prospect of becoming the first Australian side to lose twice to Great Britain in a calendar year in more than three decades.

But of most concern is their recent record. The Kangaroos' playing standards have clearly dropped since their opening-match win over New Zealand in Auckland. A fortuitous victory over the Kiwis in Melbourne came next, and was followed by a 23-12 loss to the Lions.

The feeling is the Australians will find it difficult to win the final at Aussie Stadium on Saturday week following consecutive losses to the Lions, who will be equally eager for victory tomorrow night, knowing a loss will end their tour.

"It's definitely must-win for us," halfback Johnathan Thurston said yesterday. "All the boys took the loss pretty hard, and they're looking to rectify that this weekend."

Prop Mark O'Meley was equally forthright: "We need to go into the final with confidence. You love to have your confidence, don't you. You need to have your cohesion and your rhythm, know that everything you're practising is working. It would be a lot different if we lost.

"Ricky's let us know - we need to win this to have the confidence. I don't think anyone's thought of the final yet, too. We can't underestimate Great Britain. We desperately want to get out there and play some good football."

It's clear this rubber is far from a dead one for the Kangaroos. Their stuttering momentum aside, there's also a pseudo-Ashes defeat to consider.

Even if the Lions went on to lose the final, the consolation prize would still be significant, not to mention damning for the Australians; they will have managed to knock the Kangaroos off in two of three matches in what would normally amount to a series win.

The last time that happened was in 1970, when Great Britain won the Ashes 2-1, led by the likes of Mal Reilly, Cliff Watson and Roger Millward.

"That's something we're really keen to keep in this Australian side - the history," centre Mark Gasnier said. "That's something we're very proud of, something we want to uphold. We're very much motivated by that. SMH
AUSSIES TO PILE ON POINTS
Ian Millward previews Saturday's Tri-Nations clash between Australia and Great Britain.
LONG RULES OUT TOURING AGAIN
St Helens scrum-half Sean Long has ruled out touring with Great Britain again.
NOBLE REJECTS UNDERDOG JIBES
Brian Noble has rejected claims Great Britain are rank outsiders to beat Australia.
KAUFUSI HOPES TO GRASP CHANCE
Antonio Kaufusi will finally get the chance to make his Australia debut this weekend.
ELLIS ADMITS COMPLACENCY
Great Britain forward Gareth Ellis admits the Lions face a huge task this weekend.
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Suncorp may lose NZ Test

By Steve Ricketts

BRISBANE'S Suncorp Stadium is set to miss out on next year's Trans-Tasman rugby league Test in April because of a glut of big matches.

With 42,000 tickets sold for tomorrow night's Tri-Nations clash between Australia and Britain, Suncorp Stadium has advanced its claims for more international league.

But the fact two State of Origin matches and at least 14 NRL matches have been scheduled for the 53,000-capacity venue next year has administrators worried.

The Broncos will have 12 home matches at Suncorp and the Gold Coast Titans two.

In addition, St George Illawarra is considering moving its round 12 clash with the Broncos from Sydney to Brisbane.

The April 20 Test comes a week after the Titans-Broncos match at Suncorp and a month before the first Origin clash.

"The Queensland public's response to representative football has to be acknowledged and that is sure to happen in 2008 when we host the World Cup," ARL chief executive Geoff Carr said yesterday.

"But next year we have to be careful we do not over saturate the market. That's not to say Brisbane won't get the Trans-Tasman Test."

A crowd of 44,191 attended the Trans-Tasman Test at Suncorp Stadium on May 5.

Australia is guaranteed a place in the Tri-Nations final in Sydney tomorrow week and Britain will qualify if it wins tomorrow, otherwise New Zealand will be there.

The Kiwis arrived in Sydney on Wednesday confident Australia will win tomorrow.

But British coach Brian Noble believes his side can spring an upset .

"We came here wanting to earn respect and we've got one foot in the door," he said. "We need to put two feet through by winning tomorrow." Read more Courier Mail

Britain to face Roos backlash

By Dan Koch

NEW ZEALAND coach Brian McClennan believes Australia will be driven to victory tomorrow night by the fear of becoming the first Kangaroos side in more than three decades to lose successive Tests to Britain.

The Kiwis' hopes of defending their Tri-Nations crown in Sydney next weekend rely on Australia bouncing back from an upset 23-12 loss to the Lions in Sydney a fortnight ago.

While he would like to believe in the idea of some "brotherly love" between trans-Tasman neighbours, McClennan conceded the Kangaroos would get more motivation from the threat of becoming the first Australian side since 1970 to lose back-to-back matches to the Lions.

That year, the tourists, led by Roger Millward and Mal Reilly, came back from a loss in game one of the three-game series to secure successive wins.

Since then, France is the only team to have recorded successive wins over Australia, beating a Kangaroos team coached by Frank Stanton and captained by Bob Fulton twice in 1978.

It is an imposing record, which McClennan said makes Australian teams especially dangerous following a defeat.

"Australia is just lethal after a loss," McClennan said.

"The Australian rugby league team has been one of the most successful sporting teams in the world over the last 30 years.

"They have so much depth and have proven time and again they know what it takes to win at this level. They love being part of the big games. It has been a very, very long time since anyone beat them twice and I know this team won't want to be the one to end that record."

McClennan, who will travel to Brisbane with assistant coach Tony Iro to watch the game, predicted Brian Noble's men would challenge the Australians, despite their poor showing in New Zealand last weekend and a drama-filled preparation.

Against the Kiwis, the Lions were a shadow of the disciplined, hard-working outfit which trumped Australia at Aussie Stadium and suffered an enormous blow when halfback Sean Long -- man of the match against Australia -- flew home on Monday amid a storm of controversy.

McClennan conceded Long's experience and direction would be missed, but said Britain traditionally responded well to such turmoil.

"They have always been a side which enjoys having their backs against the wall," McClennan said. "They tend to handle adversity well and use it positively, so I am expecting a terrific match.

"Great Britain has everything to play for and the Australians will be out with a point to prove in front of a big home crowd."

It was a sentiment shared by Australia backrower Luke O'Donnell, who claimed the Kangaroos "owed" the Lions, following the loss in Sydney.

Speaking after the team's closed training run at Suncorp Stadium, O'Donnell said the Kangaroos were desperate to make amends for their error-ridden showing and head into next week's final with some confidence.

"There is definitely a feeling that we need to even things up because they got one up on us down in Sydney," O'Donnell said. "This definitely isn't a dead rubber for us. We need to improve a lot of things before the final. Our last-tackle options need to be better and we need to be more patient. Last time we were just pushing passes and that leads to mistakes.

"Everyone is just looking forward to getting out there now, because we owe them one."

O'Donnell said no one player had put his hand up to replace the suspended Willie Mason as the team's "enforcer", but said the forwards had discussed the need to lay a better platform for halves Darren Lockyer and Johnathan Thurston.

"Willie is a leader and is a big presence out on the field, but guys like Petero (Civoniceva) and Nathan Hindmarsh can take over that role," O'Donnell said.

"We have the players there to cover for Willie, as long as we all step up and do our jobs."
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AIS/ARL Rugby League Team Defeat France Under 18
The AIS /ARL Rugby League team opened their tour of France and England with a resounding win over the French under 18 team by 36 to 8 at Mazamet in the south of France on Wednesday.

Rockhampton flyer Sam Joe who is heading to the Melbourne Storm next year scored two tries in a Aussie blitz of speed and skill to set up a half time lead of 18 to 6.

Joe who only moved to Rockhampton two years ago from Moa Island in Torres Strait proved he was a player of the future out playing the French in the first half.

Head Coach Brian Johnson praised the efforts of the French at the post match reception indicating that the efforts to build French Rugby League were showing signs of great progress.

The match was the first of a four game tour France and Great Britain for the AIS/ARL team who comprise of talented 17 and 18 year old players from around Australia. NRL Online

Little Battlers Warm the Heart

AMID the big hits, big tries and big matches of season 2006,
it's been the phenomenal hearts of some tiny footballers
which have come to the fore.

This year it has been the pleasure of the QRL to hear the
stories of two inspirational characters who personify the
spirit of rugby league - Jacob Ryan and Charlie Hohn.

Jacob, 7, has spent this past season playing the house down
with the Rosewood Roosters in the Ipswich Junior Rugby
League, while Charlie has given the same enthusiasm for the
Goondiwindi Under 10s in the Warwick junior competition.

Their efforts are made more remarkable by the fact that
Jacob is battling leukemia and Charlie is afflicted by the
incurable blood disease hypogammaglobulinemia.

In both cases their medical conditions have led to the odd
week off footy here and there, either for treatment or
recovery. But so far adversity has failed to dampen their
eagerness to get on with being ?one of the team?.

The heart-warming stories go wider than the two boys in
question. Indeed, it has only been through the understanding
and acceptance of teammates, opposition members, coaches and
club officials that their dreams have been made possible.

For rookie Jacob, his story started with a Come-n-Try day
back in the early months of this year.

After his older brother signed up with Rosewood, Jacob
pestered parents Sonia and Alan to play. But knowing their
son had a portacath, a central line to administer
chemotherapy and blood transfusions in his chest, they
decided the prospect was too risky.

Only constant hounding from Jacob and smart thinking from
Roosters secretary Joanne Ryan (no relation) made his debut
for Rosewood possible.

In attack Jacob went into dummy-half on each play, where he
could not be tackled in under 7s. Meanwhile in defence he
shuffled out to the wing and away from the action.

" Initially his Mum came to us and said she'd pay full fees
just so he could sit on the sideline each week and feel part
of the team," Joanne Ryan explains.

"But we thought we could do better than that. With the coach
Pat O'Neill's encouragement and the help of the other kids,
he never had a worry.

"It actually worked out well for the team because having the
same dummy-half each time avoided a lot of the confusion and
jostling you get with kids at that age."

In a tribute to Jacob, the Ipswich Junior Rugby League
recently presented him a special achievement award at a gala
evening.

A speech was read out to explain Jacob?s plight, detailing
how it had lifted his family?s spirits and given him a
feeling of acceptance.

"There was barely a dry eye in the audience after the
presentation," IJRL chairman Brad Wolens said.

"I tracked down a copy of the speech and must admit the
first half-dozen or so times I re-read it, there was a lump
in the throat and a tear in the eye.

"Nine out of 10 sporting clubs would turn the kid away, but
Rosewood actually went above and beyond the call.

"We gave the club a special shield which had the
inscription 'For helping a young fella achieve his hopes and
dreams'."

One person in the audience moved by the emotional scenes was
Gold Coast Titans head coach John Cartwright, who of his own
accord went to meet the Ryan family.

He gave Jacob a personal message of congratulations and
welcomed him to attend future Titans events as a guest of
honour.

Further west on the Southern Downs, it was the story of
fellow battler Charlie Hohn which brought a similar response
from another rugby league legend - Mal Meninga.

The Queensland Origin coach heard how Charlie had been born
with a rare blood disease which had already claimed the
lives of four of his uncles.

As a result of the debilitating condition, Charlie spent the
first two years of his life in a sterile environment,
forcing him to start school late.

Since then the mad Queensland Maroons and Brisbane Broncos
fan has endured constant blood tests and Intragram
infusions, necessitating endless hospital visits.

Despite all the setbacks and health concerns, Charlie has
been hell-bent on fulfilling his commitment to the
Goondiwindi club and each week has been toughing it out on
the paddock.

As with Jacob, this has been done with great co-operation
from teammates and officials.

When Big Mal received a letter and picture of Charlie
sitting in his rugby league 'shrine' this year, he fired
back a personalised reply, a signed Queensland jersey and
other Maroons memorabilia.

The reception of the package exemplified just how much the
game meant to little Charlie, his friends and family.

"Mal, the letter was truly heart-touching. Charlie's mother
began reading the letter, got to the first paragraph and
cried," wrote back family friend Frank Hartin.

"After everything she's been through it takes a bit to get
her emotional, but I could see she was blown away.

"From the deepest parts of our hearts we really do thank
you."

Yet while it was Meninga being offered thanks, common sense
dictates it should be the likes of Charlie and Jacob given
rousing applause.

For their effort, courage and pride reminds us all as to why
we love the game so much.

It inspires everyone to dig that little bit deeper, believe
in themselves and enjoy sport for what it really means.

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We proudly boast 4 licensed clubs and 3 of the best playing fields in NSW and have recently opened our own newly renovated Gymnasium.

We have streamlined our operation from 2007 and will field Under 17s, 18s, Open Age, Reserve and 1st Grade teams in the highly regarded Newcastle Competition.

Paul Stringer will be Head Coach of the Roos in 2007 and Parramatta Physical Performance Director Hayden Knowles will oversee all aspects of Strength and Conditioning.

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Issue Contents
Evolution of Attack
With Michael Hagan - Newcastle Knights
In - Season Schedule
With Steve Folkes - Canterbury Bulldogs
An Approach to On Field Development
Written by Ray Unsworth Director of Coach Education, RFL
Rucks, Restarts and Raids
With Steve Gough - Penrith Panthers
High Performance Coaching
With Wayne Portlock - NSWRL Academy Development
Knitting a Junior Representative Team
With Shane Flanagan - Sydney Roosters
- Impact of the Limited Interchange Rule on Rugby League Injury Rates
Written by Tim Gabbett - QLD Academy of Sport

Monitoring Training Loads in Rugby League Players
Written by Tim Gabbett - QLD Academy of Sport
Nutritional Preparation for Tournaments and Multiple Heat Competitions
Department of Sports Nutrition, Australian Institute of Sport
The Role of the Club Coach
ARL Foundation
The Ankle Sprain That Won't Go Away
Written by Doug King - Sports Nurse
The Role of the Club Sports Medicine Specialist - ARL Foundation

Book 35 - Individual back issues available here

Issue Contents
An Approach to Skills Development
Written by Ray Unsworth Director of Coach Education, RFL
Cross Code Pilfering
With Neil Wharton - Redcliffe Dolphins
Innovation and Foresight for Modified Levels of the Game
With Greg Bannister - Newcastle Knights
Patterns of Play
With David Kelly - Wests Tigers
The Road To Recovery
With Billy Johnstone - North Qld Cowboys and Steve Nance - Brisbane Broncos
Assessing Player Performance
Written by Anne Thompson - Hull RLFC

Rugby League an Industry - 'Leeds Rhinos Gladiator School'
Written by Stuart Wilkinson - Leeds Rhinos
Off Season Training for Rugby League
Written by Ashley Jones - Crusaders RUFC ( NZ)
Duties of the Club Trainer
ARL Foundation
Contracts With Kids. Child's Play?
Written by Roland Davies
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Emergency Management Preparedness
Written by Doug King - Sports Nurse
Sports Water
Written by Michelle Mineham
Off-Load and Ruck Play Drills

Book 34 - Individual back issues available here

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A Starting Point for Coaches
With Dennis Betts
Going Back for Seconds
With Neil Wharton - Redcliffe Dolphins
Four Foundations of a Good Coach
With Steve Gough
An Approach to Match Planning
Written by Ray Unsworth Director of Coach Education, The RFL
A Scientific Approach to Gaining Weight for Rugby League - Written by Shane Rogerson BHMS (Hons) and Bruce Rawson BHMS, B.App.Sc (Physiotherapy) Masters of Sports Physiotherapy
Maximising Talent at the Teenage Level
With Bill Sweetenham - Performance Director Britsih Swimming
Recovery for Rugby League

Written by Wayne Goldsmith - High Performance Manager, Triathalon Aust.
Trouble Shooting for Coaches
With Steve Gough & Glenn Bayliss
Recovery After Lower Limb Injury
Written by Doug King RCpN PG Dip SportMed
Stepping Up
With Neil Wharton - Redcliffe Dolphins
Day Tripper
Written by Jospeh Carey
Laws of the Game Q & A
By Richard Johnson - QRL Referee's Coaching & Development Manager
League Coach Forum
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/leaguecoach
Training Drills

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Issue Contents
Coach Talk
John Lang - Penrith Panthers
Winning the Tackle
With Chris Fullarton - Brisbane Norths
Decisions maketh the Defender
With John Dixon - Brisbane Broncos
To Win or Develop
With Michael Crawley and John Dixon
An Approach to the Role of Camp Head Coach
Written by Ray Unsworth Director of Coach Education, The RFL
Guidelines to Reduce the Risk of Injury During Weight Training Written by Shane Rogerson BHMS (Hons)

Day Tripper
Written by Jospeh Carey
Laws of the Game Q & A
By Richard Johnson - QRL Referee's Coaching & Development Manager
League Coach Forum
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/leaguecoach
Fuelling for Rugby League
Australian Institute of Sport, Department of Sports Nutrition
Injury Prevention - Some Training Ideas
Written by Doug King RCpN PG Dip SportMed
Training Drills By Glenn Bayliss

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Issue Contents
Coach Talk
Craig Bellamy - Melbourne Storm
Challenging The Champions With Craig "Barney" Miller - Newcastle Knights
Forwards, The Halfbacks Heroes With Craig "Barney" Miller - Newcastle Knights
An Approach To Developing Attacking Strategy Written by Ray Unsworth - Director of Coach Education, RFL
Do Skill - Based Conditioning Games Simulate the Physiological Demands of Competition. Written by Tim Gabbett
Attitude Indicators
Written by Owen Dalkeith
Video Analysis Systems - A Time Saver For Penrith With John Lang
Analysing Players Birth Dates
Written by Ryan Ellem

Top Territory for a Rugby League Program
With Michael Rawiri
Duties of the Club Trainer ARL Foundation
League Coach Forum - Junior Coaching
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/leaguecoach
Laws of the Game Q & A
By Richard Johnson - QRL Referee's Coaching & Development Manager
The Injured Player: Emergencies in the Game
(Part 2) Written by Doug King,
RCpN PG Dip SportMed
Everything You Wanted To Know About Supplementation in Rugby League
Written by Robert Wilesmith
Carbohydrate: Passport To Your Personal Best Written by Teri Bauer - Sports Dietitian
Training Drills

Book 31 - Individual back issues available here

Issue Contents
Coach Talk
Graham Murray - North Queensland Cowboys
The Assistant Coach
With Tony Kemp - Auckland Warriors
The Coach and Planning
With Brian Canavan - Sydney Roosters
Mental Toughness Without The Mental
With Steve Anderson
Football Parents, Support, Smiles and Sporting Success
Written by Wayne Goldsmith
The Ruck is the Centre of the Universe
Written by Owen Dalkeith
Drawing The Line
Written by Chris Fullarton
An Approach to Defensive Preparation
Written by Ray Unsworth - Director of Coach Education, RFL
Taking the Plunge - Becoming a Full Time Coach
Written by Wayne Goldsmith
Duties of the Coaching Co-Ordinator
ARL Foundation
Motivation at the Top Level
With Pat O'Keefe - Coaching Director Northcliffe Surf Lifesaving Club
Laws of the Game
By Richard Johnson - QRL's Referee's Coaching & Development Manager

Players Questions - Coaches Answers
Supplied by the Wigan Junior Academy
Andrew Johns' Mental Skills Checklist
Responsibilities of the Team Manager
Fine Tuning the Player with Instinctive Drives
With Jill Horder
What Type of Person Makes a Good Coach
Wigan, Now Develop the Best
Written by Gary Roberts
Testing... How, Why, Who, Where and When
Written by Wayne Goldsmith
A Suggested Plan for a Rugby League Environment
Written by Steve Anderson
League Coach Forum - http://groups.yahoo.com/group/leaguecoach
B.M.S. (Bio Muscle Stimulation) Sports Therapy for Rugby League
By Robert Wilesmith (B.S.Sc.)
There's No Room For Liquid Amber in Sport
Written by Gary Slater - Sports Dietician
The Injured Player: Emergencies in the Game (Part 1) Written by Doug King RCpN PG Dip SportMed
Drills - Practices for the Dummy Half / Advantage Line Running
South Australian Rugby League

Book 30 - Individual back issues available here

Issue Contents
Coach Talk
Chris Anderson - Australian & Cronulla Sharks Coach - Written by Terry Prindable
Hey Coach! - Do you have a coaching philosophy?
Written by Gary Roberts
'Get Out' Sets - With Glenn Bayliss and Rick Stone
Successful Attack - With Grant Bell
An Approach to Short Term Coaching
Written by Ray Unsworth - Director of Coach Education, RFL
Making the Transition
With Rick Stone - Burleigh Bears Head Coach
Duty of Care, Responsibility and Liability
With Phil Jones

Andrew Johns' Mental Skills Checklist
Responsibilities of the Team Manager
Fine Tuning the Player with Instinctive Drives
With Jill Horder
What Type of Person Makes a Good Coach
Wigan, Now Develop the Best
Written by Gary Roberts
Testing... How, Why, Who, Where and When
Written by Wayne Goldsmith
A Suggested Plan for a Rugby League Environment
Written by Steve Anderson
League Coach Forum - http://groups.yahoo.com/group/leaguecoach
Stop those injuries
Doug King RCpN PG Dip SportMed
Kicking Drills

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Issue Contents
Coach Talk
Rod Patison
A Question; does a team develop a 'team instinct' or a 'team discipline'?
Written by Gary Roberts
Decision Making Skills Can Be Learned
Written by Gary Roberts
Let's Talk Tackling
Written by Gary Roberts
Preparing The Junior Player on Match Day
John Dixon - Brisbane Broncos
Hey Coach! Did You Keep a Diary
Written by Gary Roberts
The Triangle
Daniel Anderson - Warriors Head Coach
The Psychology of Winning
Written by Wayne Goldsmith

David Waite Leads the Charge
Written by Ryan Ellem
Strength Training for Football
Noel D. Duncan Ph.D., C.S.C.S. and Gordon S Lynch, Ph.D., FACSM, C.S.C.S.
Skill Assessments for Young Players
League Coach Forum - http://groups.yahoo.com/group/leaguecoach
Injuries to the Abdomen, what can happen beneath - Doug King RCpN PG Dip SportMed
Cramps and Stitch
Australian Institute of Sport, Department of Sports Nutrition
Supplements in Sport - why are they so tempting?
Australian Institute of Sport, Department of Sports Nutrition
Off-Load Drills - Penrith Panthers RLFC

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Goondiwindi Rugby League Football Club
The Goondiwindi Rugby League Football Club is looking for coaches/player coaches and forwards and backs for the 2007 season.

We play in the Toowoomba Rugby League which consists of 11 teams
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Hertfordshire Rugby League Association
Hertfordshire Rugby League Association seek to appoint a Full Time Rugby League Development Officer.

Salary: �17,000 - �19, 000 pa plus benefits and expenses, 2 year fixed term contract.

In conjunction with our partners, we are looking to appoint a new Development Officer to work in St Albans, starting early in the new year, initially for a fixed term of 2 year.

We are committed to equal opportunities and encourage applications from all members of the community.

About the Job:

* To deliver curriculum and after-school coaching in schools in St Albans.
* Recruit players to St Albans Centurions junior teams.
* Deliver and oversee all junior coaching at the club and recruit new coaches to coach the teams.
* Support the wider structures within the game to help develop the sport at all levels.

About you:
* Will have a positive attitude, high energy levels and personal responsibility
* Will have experience of coaching children and young people.

Preferred candidates should also hold:

* A Rugby League coaching qualification
* Current Driving Licence
* Closing date for applications is Friday 24th November 2006

Interviews will be held on Friday 15th December 2006

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St Albans Centurions Rugby League Club
St Albans Centurions Rugby League Club seek to appoint a Director of Rugby. After four years successful involvement in National League 3, the Club is now looking to consolidate its position as one of the leading amateur clubs in the London area.

The committee see the role of Director of Rugby as pivotal in this aspiration.

The primary function of the Director of Rugby is:

* To understand and deliver club development strategy
* To design and implement a club coaching strategy and player pathway through junior to open age
* To ensure that club maintains better than minimum standards in all aspects of its preparation, coaching , management and presentation
* To work with the coaches and junior coordinator to design and implement a coaching programme to meet match play and development needs of senior, development and junior players.
* To give instruction and developmental guidance to all coaches.

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Hinchinbrook Hornets JRFLC
Hinchinbrook Hornets J.R.L.C. are looking for coaches for 2007,we are based in the west Liverpool area(Sydney),

We always have more players than coaches, we are looking to improve are coaching standard and are encouraging recently retired players to put something back into the game.

All positions are honorary.

Positions are mostly in the mod age groups.

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Two Match Officials Development Officers
Fixed Term - 2 years
Location:
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Salary GBP 18 - 20k

An exciting opportunity has arisen at the RFL the national governing body for Rugby League Football.

We seek to appoint 2 Match Official Development Officers one to cover the north of the UK and one to cover the southern regions of the UK.

We will be flexible in terms of the actual base.

You'll act as a part of the Regional Development team with particular responsibility for the recruitment, development and retention of match officials for the grass -roots game.

In order to be successful, you will need to be able to demonstrate an ability to work in an innovative, self-motivated and enthusiastic fashion.

You will have thorough organisational and administrative skills with a knowledge and experience of the issues/networks relating to match officials within sport.

You will need knowledge and experience of course preparation, delivery and presentation and excellent written and verbal communication skills.

A match official qualification would be desirable, this need not be in Rugby League.

In return for your efforts we offer a competitive salary, a 35-hour week, 25 days holiday, stakeholder pension scheme, health insurance and a chance to be part of an exciting and growing business.

To find out more about us or for an application pack please visit our website at www.rfl.uk.com or call our Jobs Team on 0113 232 9111

If you are an applicant with disability who meets the essential requirements of the job we will interview you. We would be pleased to receive applications in alternative formats.

We welcome applications from all sections of the community, we appoint on merit - Working Toward Equality and Diversity throughout the Sport

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Queensland Rugby League - Northern Division
Invites Applications for the following positions in 2007.

Coaches, Managers, Trainers and Selectors

Under 17 Division Team (5 - 6 May 2007)
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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

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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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Young Player looks for a start

My name is Ben Lloyd,

I am seeking an opportunity to play for a Jersey Flegg or Jim Beam Cup team. I would also be interested if an opportunity came to play in the Queensland Cup.

For the last few years due to my school sports I have been playing Rugby Union, I managed to excel.

But my interests and ability still very much lie in rugby league and any opportunity would be greatly appreciated and definitely rewarded by my on field performances.

I have received offers from various Rugby clubs, but like I said my ability definitely lies in League.

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Woy Woy RLFC

Woy Woy RLFC. seek expressions of Interest for the Positions of: 1st Grade Coach and/or Players for the 2007 Central Coast Rugby League Competition.

Woy Woy RLFC are the 2006 Central Coast Club Champions, with Under/ 19's and 2nd Grade Finalists and 1st Grade Premiers with a resounding 48 - 14 win over neighbors Umina in the Grand Final .

Family commitments prevent successful Coach Jason Carpenter continuing his development of our young but talented squad of players and the successful applicant must be willing to work with our Junior Development program.

Coach's or Players intending to, or interested in, relocating to the beautiful Central Coast region, just one hour north of Sydney, would be welcome at the friendly, family oriented professionally run Club with a 76 year history and an unparalleled amount of success in the CRL Competitions.

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Rouse Hill Rhinos Rugby League Club (Sydney-NSW)

The Rhinos are seeking an U19's coach for 2007.

The successful applicant will demonstrate the following qualifications.

Level 2 coach accreditation, or willingness to gain such at the earliest opportunity.

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Macksville Rugby League Football Club

The Macksville club who were Group 2 First Grade Premiers in 2002/2003/2004/2005 are currently building for 2007 and we are seeking a front rower & and outside back to strengthen our club.

Macksville are a part of Group 2 in the CRL of NSW and are situated in the middle of the group which runs from Port Macquarie to Woolgoolga.

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Greg Dowling blasts whingeing Poms

By Patrick Molihan

KANGAROOS coach Ricky Stuart has slammed the Tri-Nations judiciary and promised tit-for-tat citings after prop Willie Mason was suspended for punching Stuart Fielden.

The decision has been labelled a farce by former Test prop Greg Dowling who dismissed the Lions as whingeing Poms for citing Mason while Stuart admitted he had let his enforcer down.

"If I had've taken a tit-for-tat approach on Saturday night with the other guys that were involved in the striking and the brawling we probably would have got Willie off," said a furious Stuart yesterday.

"I said earlier that the coaches shouldn't have any involvement in charging a player but to save your players you're better off having a tit-for-tat attitude.

"I don't like that because its not my go in regards to putting a player in. I don't want a player to be missing any of the important games and missing Test matches.

"It is disappointing for the player and the coach and the team but that's the course we're being pushed down from the result last night."

Dowling agreed with Stuart and claimed if anyone should have been banned it was British captain Jamie Peacock for sparking a melee in their weekend Tri-Nations match after Mason's punch.

Dowling known for his 1985 sideline brawl with Kiwi Kevin Tamati was flabbergasted that Mason had copped a one-match ban and $5000 fine for something '90 per cent of forwards would have done'.

"The next bloke who came racing in, Peacock, should have been the one suspended because that's the one who started the all-in blue," he said.

Dowling cheekily said he 'wasn't surprised' that the Brits instigated action against Mason.

"They (Tri-Nations judiciary) practically said 'let's leave it on the field' at the start of the series, but what do you know, the Pommies have come out whingeing," he said.

"Test football is tough football. Willie Mason was playing for his country, he was leading us from the front you can't get down on him for that."

Stuart warned on October 29 that the Tri-Nations judiciary had set a 'dangerous precedent' by failing to cite any players from the tournament's first three explosive matches.

Most notably, no action was taken against British forward Adrian Morley punching New Zealand fullback Brent Webb on October 28 and now Stuart believes Mason has been made a scapegoat for that lack of action by the judiciary.

"They had set a precedent which was wrong at the start of the series," said Stuart of the Tri-Nations disciplinary set-up. "They knew they'd made errors in regards to the lack of charging after some incidents and they've changed course half way through the series which is unfortunate for Willie and the Australian team."

Most agree Mason would have been charged had the match been played under NRL conditions. Yet the Kangaroos say they only want the same deal other sides have been getting, including Great Britain.

"If Morley got away with it, don't you think Willie is hard done by?" said Dowling.

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Woolgoolga RLFC - COACHES WANTED
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Half measures fail the test

By Phil Gould

ANALYSIS

WHY wasn't Johnathan Thurston playing halfback for Australia on Saturday night? And why didn't more people raise this question once it was announced Thurston was being replaced by St George Illawarra utility back Ben Hornby?

Since when have Australia ever rested the game's No.1 halfback for a Test match against Great Britain, especially when it's played here in Australia?

These historic matches don't come around often enough to justify denying someone the opportunity to play in one of these games, especially when they've thoroughly earned the right to do so.

His omission has shown the importance of history, the Australian Test jersey, Great Britain and Thurston no respect whatsoever.

The position of halfback in the Australian rugby league team is one of great importance and prestige. It's a job that must be earned and should never be open to experiment.

Many players in the NRL could handle playing halfback for Australia; but only a special few ever earn the right.

It's like the wicketkeeper position in Australian cricket team. Think Rod Marsh, Ian Healy, Adam Gilchrist - "one-in-an-era" players. Sure, selectors may occasionally rest the main man for a tour game, but never for the main event.

A Test match in Australia against Great Britain is a chance for our elite young players to walk in the footsteps of past greats and make their own mark in history.

Sadly, Great Britain seldom travel to Australia these days. For Thurston, this was a rare opportunity to be a part of such a memorable event. It's like playing in the Boxing Day cricket Test, or getting a ride in the Melbourne Cup.

Thurston earned this special moment but instead was forced to watch from the sidelines while a utility player took his spot. The people responsible should know better.

Everyone who selects this team is a former Test footballer. How would they feel if their chance to play a Test against Great Britain on home soil in front of family and friends was handed to a player who didn't even specialise in that position?

Thurston is entitled to be filthy with this unfair treatment. They said he was being rested; however, they also suggested Australia wanted to improve their combination in the halves. Quite clearly these two explanations are contradictory.

After all, why would he need a break? Injury forced him to miss five weeks' football before this year's semi-final series, and the Australian team also had the bye last weekend. He didn't need a rest and he certainly didn't deserve to be dropped.

Thurston was 2005 Dally M and players' association player of the year. This season he helped lead Queensland to Origin glory against all odds.

Australia won their first two Tri-Nations games against New Zealand with Thurston at halfback and he was awarded man of the match in game one.

He's clearly the best halfback in Australia and should be left there for at least the next three years to develop his combination with the great Darren Lockyer.

Don't get me wrong, Hornby is a fine player. I like him. His versatility could be well utilised coming off the bench to cover for injuries during a game. But he's not even the regular halfback with his own club.

Maybe if they were on tour in England and playing Blackpool in a midweek game you could justify giving Hornby a hit-out. But a Test match in Sydney against Great Britain? Never!

Thurston's omission was a disgrace. Australia's attack didn't click into top gear at any time. Quite simply, they dumped all attacking responsibility into the lap of five-eighth Lockyer and, despite his best efforts to produce the winning plays, the predictability of this game plan aided Great Britain's defensive assignment.

The Kangaroos are capable of much better, and I suggest with this kick in the pants now firmly administered, they'll lift their game and go on to win this Tri-Nations series.

Take nothing away from Great Britain, though. It was their night. This match was a test of their credibility, and they delivered. They played with great passion and resolve and thoroughly deserved their success. Well done, lads!

It also helped their motivation that Australia treated them with such disrespect. Thurston should feel the same way, too. SMH

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North Beach Rugby League Club

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We are looking for players with a strong work ethic and a ticker to match.

North Beach is a long established WA club since 1951 with a strong community and family orientation.

In 2006 our Reserve Grade team were Minor Premiers and Grand Finalists, while our First Grade team were Premiers of the Tooheys New Cup.

Rugby League opportunities are growing in Perth with State Representative positions and a local competition that is growing stronger every year.

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KENT RAVENS Rugby League Football Club

The Ravens, the forerunner in development and progression in Kent Rugby league is looking to booster its playing strength for the 2007 season.

Our Club is situated in the new 5000 capacity Princes Park Stadium, Dartford on the boards of Kent and London, conveniently located one train ride from central London and a few yards from the M25.
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Thirlmere-Tahmoor are seeking the services of a first grade coach for 2007 season.

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In preparation to the 2008 World Cup, FNRL is inviting application for interested person who would like to give their time for the preparation of the Team in Fiji and abroad.

In preparation FNRL would need:

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ERINA R.L.F.C. - Jim Beam Cup 2007

The Erina Eagles on the beautiful Central Coast of NSW are calling for players interested in trialling for our Jim Beam Cup squad for 2007, to complete in the prestigous NSWRL competition.

The Eagles will be coached by Kiwi international Mark Horo and captained by the Jim Beam Cup representative Player Of The Year, Grant Wooden.

The club is looking to provide an opportunity to players accross a range of positions with Pre Season training commencing in December, the positions will close soon.

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The Roosters, we are based at Elizabeth in Adelaide, South Australia.

A friendly, family orientated club are on the lookout for any players, whether already living in the state, moving to the state or considering the move to SA.

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Petone Rugby League Club is seeking new players in all grades for the 2007 season.

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Amateur hour runs out of time

Comment by Steve Mascord

THE clock on the amateur hour that is international rugby league had ticked down the full 60 minutes last night.

Nathan Fien's eligibility fiasco was a humiliation to all involved in the running of the Tri-Nations and a slap in the face to those people around the world who give up their time free of charge to promote and spread the game.

The Kiwis' coach, administrators and even their players have repeatedly referred to Fien's "grandmother" in interviews over the past month. Whoever came up with this rort has made liars of them all.

And if the NZRL really thought great-grandparents might be covered by the rule - and that beggars belief - they should have sought clarification before selecting him.

But how ridiculous is it that an athlete is allowed to play professional sport at an elite, international level on "his word", with no-one bothering to check?

The Rugby League International Federation is nothing more than development officer Tas Baitieri and a bunch of T-shirts whose full-time jobs are elsewhere.

It doesn't have an address or a phone number and there is no Tri-Nations tournament director.

Is it any wonder embarrassments like "Grannygate" occur when, quite literally, NO-ONE is running the show?

Every player from now on should be forced to provide birth certificates and, if necessary, their parents' and grandparents' birth certificates in order to represent their country.

Nathan Fien - who would have qualified for the Kiwis on residency next year anyway - may yet go down as an important figure in rugby league history.

He will hopefully be the man who forces the administrators to give international football the respect and diligence it deserves. Foxsport

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Leeds likely lad could be another Schofield
UNLIKE some Britain team-mates, five-eighth Danny McGuire is not in a rush to join the NRL. It has nothing to do with Australia, as a tanned McGuire makes clear while relaxing at the Lions' northern Sydney beaches hotel base for the Tri-Nations tournament -- it's just that McGuire is a Leeds boy through and through, a local kid made good.

"To be honest with you, I am really happy at Leeds and I am a Leeds lad," McGuire says, in a thick Yorkshire twang. "I have come through the system there and I have a few years left on my contract. When that happens, I would definitely say Australia is an option.

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ENGLAND TOO STRONG FOR TONGA
England beat Tonga 40-18 in the Federation Shield at the Twickenham Stoop.
CULLEN DELIGHTED WITH WIN
Post-match reaction to England's 40-18 win over Tonga in the Federation Shield.
HARRIS OUT AS WALES SUFFER
Iestyn Harris was missing through injury as Wales lost to Scotland 21-14 in a World Cup qualifier.
MORLEY CLEARED TO FACE AUSSIES
Great Britain prop Adrian Morley has been cleared to face Australia in the Tri-Nations.
AMERICANS EDGE CLOSER TO WORLD CUP
The United States moved a step closer to the 2008 World Cup when they beat Japan 54-18 in Delaware.
WILDCATS RECRUIT SCHOLARS
Wakefield Wildcats have signed Kyle Wood and Aaron Murphy from their scholarship scheme.
GREECE WIN HISTORIC TEST
Michael Korkidas captained Greece to a 44-26 defeat of Serbia in the first international on Greek soil.
MALCOLM QUITS RFL ROLE
Simon Malcolm has resigned as the RFL's director of marketing and corporate communications.
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Great Britain? Sorry, Brian, your lot are average at best
I WILL laugh at the next person who tries to tell me the English Super League is catching up to the standard of the NRL. Great Britain opened their Tri-Nations campaign with a defeat to New Zealand in Christchurch on Saturday night and I believe they'll go through this series without a victory. Two tries in the final 10 minutes brought respectability to the score, but they were never going to win.

After two straight losses to Australia, New Zealand opted for a grinding style of play to ensure their first success of the series. It was a physical encounter but the Kiwis handled their assignment comfortably. They had the game well in hand with a 16-point lead midway through the second half before their worrying habit of conceding late points reared its ugly head. This has to be a concern for coach Brian McClennan and he'll need to toughen their resolve at the back end of games, especially when they play Australia.

Great Britain are well off the pace in this competition. They might be capable of the occasional upset against Australia or New Zealand with the aid of a referee giving them plenty of latitude in front of 50,000 fans on a cold night in Manchester, but Great Britain and English club teams are always badly exposed when they visit this part of the world. They try hard, but have never adequately addressed the weaknesses shown in their football for the past three decades.SMH

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Clock gives Brit coach a bad time
That ugliest of sporting words - cheating - has entered the Tri-Nations arena. British coach Brian Noble is at the centre of a row which started when the British made justified complaints about the timekeeping at Jade Stadium during their loss to the Kiwis.

Events hit boiling point on the sideline after the game, when Noble at least implied to match controller Bryce Wakely that the errors were deliberate. Wakely said the British coach approached him after the final hooter and fumed: "This will be on your conscience for the rest of your life."

Wakely said Noble's words "really pissed me off at the time. I've got no doubt at all that he was implying I cheated". Read more NZ Herald

United States 54 defeated Japan 18
The United States moved a step closer to qualification for the 2008 World Cup by beating Atlantic Group rivals Japan 54-18 in Aston, Delaware on Saturday. The win puts the US into next year's repechage round, along with Samoa. BBC Sport

It was only a cat slap: Morley
GREAT Britain enforcer Adrian Morley has described his punching of New Zealand's Brent Webb as "a cat slap" and revealed he was more worried about being charged over a high tackle on Ruben Wiki. The former Sydney Roosters' hardman was yesterday cleared for an Aussie Stadium "homecoming" after being cleared of both incidents. "He elbowed me and I just gave him a cat slap back. There was nothing in it," Morley told The Daily Telegraph. Read more Foxsport

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Thugby league not way forward
THE Tri-nations has become a gilt-edged invitation to on-field mayhem. The escalation of player violence in matches so far, and the accompanying lack of action from referees and judicial figures, suggests we're a play-the-ball or two away from an unchecked free-for-all.

Expectations from players and supporters are higher than that. The days of encouraging player violence are long gone. What some supporters applauded as fiery incidents, especially against Great Britain, are now antiquated and unprofessional. Foxsport Online

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Lebanon 22 defeated Russia 8
A powerful Lebanese side won their opening game in the World Cup qualifying group. The Irish coach Andy Kelly was in attendance and will certainly be expecting a tough encounter next weekend. RLEF

RUGBY LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL - GREECE 44 SERBIA 26 - Glyka Nera Football Club, Athens
The first international played on Greek soil saw the hosts overcome a highly determined Serbia 44-26 in the nation's capital. Greece included eight local-based players in their line up, with many of them partaking in only their second ever 13-a-side game.

The Greek Titans, captained by Salford City Reds' new signing; prop Michael Korkidas, looked set for an easy afternoon when they led 8-0 after just five minutes thanks to tries from Craig Moustakas and Kosta Kouparitsas before the Serbians replied with a try to Russian-based prop-forward Zoran Pesic.

Mason stirs the pot again and spices up international game
WHEN Willie Mason was caught by a television camera mouthing off during the Kiwi team's haka before the opening Tri-Nations game, he succeeded where squads of highly paid advertising gurus had failed.
Inglis displays traits of many greats
YOUNG Greg Inglis signed a $2 million deal during the week. That sounds fair enough, I suppose. Good luck to the kid.
We'll need to lift, Kiwis admit after scrappy win
NEW Zealand kept their Tri-Nations hopes alive with a fiery victory against Great Britain last night, but Stacey Jones says the Kiwis will have to improve to make the final. SMH

Hornby earns Australia call-up
BEN Hornby will be making his Australia debut next Saturday night, ensuring the battle for the Kangaroos No.7 jersey remains wide open. Hornby will replace Johnathan Thurston at halfback for the clash with Great Britain at Aussie Stadium. Kangaroos coach Ricky Stuart confirmed Thurston would be rested, paving the way for Hornby to make his Test debut. SundayTelegraph

Kiwis visit recalls Coast glory years

Wingham Park used to be a graveyard for visiting teams - now it's more like a graveyard.

The home of the once-mighty West Coast rugby league team would often be packed in the glory days from the mid-1940s to the early-1980s. These days, a few men and their dogs will file in to watch West Coast battle it out in the third division against the likes of Otago, Southland and Gisborne.

But rugby league fever will hit Greymouth with the arrival of the Kiwis to take on a New Zealand Residents XIII on Saturday. West Coast Rugby League chairman Peter Kerridge has even been seen painting the numbers on the seats at Wingham Park to get the great old stand ready for the expected 4000-strong crowd. NZ Herald

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Noble stays positive
Coach Brian Noble insisted Great Britain would be better prepared for next week's Gillette Tri-Nations tournament clash with Australia after making a losing start to their campaign.

New Zealand inflicted an 18-14 defeat on Noble's troops at Christchurch's Jade Stadium, and they now face a week of intense preparation for the Sydney match against Australia.

"There was a bit of rustiness in our execution but we've got to step it up next week - and I think we'll be more fluid then," said Noble.

"We didn't have any problems getting out of our own half - but we lacked a bit of patience. "But there are plenty of positives to take out of the game and we've got to stay in control of what we can control."
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Kiwis open Tri-Nations account
New Zealand notched their first victory in this year's Tri-Nations tournament with a deserved 18-14 win over Great Britain at Jade Stadium in Christchurch this evening. After going down to Australia in their opening two encounters, the Kiwis finally posted a win over a disappointing Lions side clearly lacking cohesion. Yahoo Sport

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GREAT BRITAIN COMMUNITY LIONS NAME SQUAD FOR HISTORIC ENCOUNTER
Three branches of the Rugby League family are represented in the Great Britain Community Lions squad that leaves early next week to face France. Members of the Combined Services, the Student game and from British Amateur Rugby League Association clubs will join forces to cross the Channel and face the Tricolours in L�zignan on Wednesday, 1st November 2006 (kick off 3pm)

Decisions Maketh The Defender

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"He can't tackle - he can tackle. He is a poor defender - he is a good defender."

Such comments are heard on the sidelines and in selection panel meetings throughout the year. Though tackling and defending are in many ways synonymous, good coaches know teams and individuals need
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Continued from Wednesday 25th October 2006

However even within a rigid defensive pattern there can and should be allowances for players to make decisions 'outside the box'.

Within a team structure a player should be able to say, "I can read the play and I can make a decision that the place for me to be is right here, right now, as opposed to the team defensive system which may demand that I stay here and hold the line or push up."

Because he can read the play, in the situation that has arisen this good defender says the best thing to do now is break the pattern and make the tackle.

Players will make mistakes with this kind of decision but through analysis and practice they can and will make better decisions and thus become more effective defenders.

RLCM: What drills would you use to have players work on to be a good defender?

DIXON: I don't think there is any magic with drills. It's technique and then the numbers game. It starts with one on one. Then it goes to two on one and two on one in small spaces and two on one in large spaces.

Then it goes two on two and three defenders on two attackers and so on. The drill is built up to try and get the players in different field positions under different scenarios and reacting defensively in those situations.

You also have to work with the size factor. The small player has to match up against the bigger player and the big players against the smaller more agile ones.

For the small player the challenge is to be effective when tackling the bigger players. The big player is not going to go around the small man but he has to be able to cope with the fact that his opponent is large and has to be able to tackle him with some dominance.

He has to be effective on him when he tackles. In some situations he can't just go in low around his legs when the ball carrier hits the line because there will be an offload or the quick play the ball.

But you don't hide that small player away. You work on his technique and his decision-making and you work hard on the troops around him to provide support.

We don't want to lose those smaller players. They are so valuable in our game because they ring alarm bells in defenders' minds, particularly the bigger forwards. That's the wonderful thing about our game.

You want those little blokes. What we have to do is find the strategy that is best for them - a strategy that allows him to contribute both in attack and defence.

It is not just the small player you have to work with. There is a flip side to the coin. You have the big player who is strong, carries the ball well but is poor laterally in the defensive line.

He is as equally a problem as the small player and requires equal amounts of coaching to overcome his shortfalls. They tend not to be found out as often because generally they've got more troops around them.

But at the back end of both the first and second half of the game, players around him have to be alert when he is lined up against the smaller, spontaneous attacker.

His lateral movement may not be good and the smaller player poses a real threat.

So RLCM's advice to all players:

To be a good defender, you not only need good tackling technique but attitude, communication and, above all, good decision-making.

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Date: Thu Oct 26, 2006 9:39 pm
Subject: RLCM - 27th October - Friday's Vacancies

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Friday 27th October

Petone Rugby League Club - NZ

Petone Rugby League Club is seeking new players in all grades for the 2007 season.

Come join the Petone Panthers, the current Wellington champions who have won more championship grand finals than any other club in Wellington league history.

Join us on the shores of the picturesque Petone Beach at our fabulous training grounds.

Mingle amongst club members, players and families supporting Wellingtons No 1 club.

Employment and acommodation assistance available.

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South Newcastle Rugby League Football Club

South Newcastle Rugby League Football Club, a forerunner in the Newcastle Rugby League competition since 1910 is looking to booster its playing strength for the 2007 season.

Our Club is situated in the heart of the popular inner city beachside suburb of Merewether, conveniently located 1 km from the Newcastle CBD.

Newcastle is Australia's sixth largest city and is rated as one of Australia's most attractive and affordable cities based on criteria including employment, housing, infrastructure and quality of lifestyle.

Newcastle has a diverse and robust economy providing plenty of employment opportunities and through our connections within the local community can assist players with their employment and also accommodation needs.

We also offer opportunities for players to progress to representative honours with three of our current first grade players gaining selection in this years Newcastle reps side and also the NSW Country team; offering exposure to the National Rugby League.

So if you think you have something to offer South's in 2007 and beyond please contact us immediately.

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Phil Brown
Football Administrator
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Hemel Stags Rugby League Club - United Kingdom

National League 3 Grand Finalists 2006

We are seeking an experienced Prop and an experienced five-eight/centre for the 2007 season. We can offer the right players free accommodation for the season in a club house. Employment prospects are good in a prosperous part of the UK - just 40km from London.

Please forward your details to:

Bob Brown
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Pennine Way,
Hemel Hempstead
HP2 5UD
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French Lyon Villeurbanne RLFC

French Lyon Villeurbanne RLFC is looking urgently for imported players with an European passport only to build the squad following several injuries.

The positions required are only: forward players who can play front row or second row

The first team plays in top french competition, which started 3 weeks ago.

The facilities will be discussed after the first contact.

If you're interested, please contact us at: lvr13@...
Or phone at +33 615 90 56 65

Western Suburbs Panthers RLFC - Bundaberg

The Western Suburbs Panther RLFC is offering a Chance to Join the Premier Club within the Bundaberg District in 2007.

Boasting the single largest junior development nursery and being The 2006 "A Grade" Grand Final Champions and Overall Club Champions as well as Crystal Gem Trophy Holders for 2006.

We are Currently seeking willing, motivated young men of good character to join a quality sporting club that has a culture of developing and providing opportunities for players that wish to experience a unique lifestyle and/or persue their rugby league dream.

The Wests Panthers play within the Bundaberg Rugby League Competition (Qld) and we have a strong tradition of grass roots development and pathway progression of senior players into Queensland Wizard Cup and National Rugby League Clubs to which we have expansive partnerships.

The Mighty Panthers provide a good player remuneration package and employment for it's playing staff. If this is the opportunity you seek then you may contact Our Football Operation Manager.

If you are looking for a Genuine Opertunity, And are willing to make the right scarifies to make your dreams achieveable, then the Panthers are tghe Place to start.

Contact Mr. Jason Templeman
Football Operation Manager
Western Suburbs Panthers
Mob: 0439883467
Ph / Fax: 41556963
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* DVD - Adrian Hurley Basketball coach at three Olympic's.
* DVD - Chris Fullarton ex Junior Kangaroos coach.
* DVD - NQ Cowboys assistant coach Neil Henry
* DVD - Wayne Bennett Brisbane Broncos coach
* DVD - Junior Coaching with Michael Rawiri NT Institute of Sport
* DVD - Shaun McRae South Sydney coach
* DVD - Coachtalk with Parramatta coach Jason Taylor
* DVD - Coachtalk with Brian McLennan NZ Kiwis coach
* DVD - Recovery with Steve Nance Fulham Soccer UK
* DVD - Nutrition Leanne Hammond works Wallabies and QAS
* DVD - Defence and Attack Principles with Adrian Suttie
* DVD - Coachtalk with Gavin Judd, Gold Coast Titans
* DVD - Sports Psychologist Wendy Swift Australian Swimming
* DVD - Coaching with Stuart Raper Cronulla Sharks Coach

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Date: Wed Oct 25, 2006 12:30 am
Subject: RLCM - 25th October - Wednesday's Vacancies + John Dixon's Article cont

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RLCM PAID SUBSCRIBERS UPDATE

For RLCM Paid Subscribers only, the October DVD's will be posted to you over the next couple of days.

The two RLCM COACHING DVD's only Paid Subscribers will receive, feature [1] Wests Tigers Coach Tim Sheens, filmed in July 2006 and [2] Bill Sweetnam ex Australian and UK swimming coach filmed at the RFL Conference, Bolton. UK

Both the DVD's contain powerful messages that will assist you in your quest to become a better coach.

Last night [Tuesday 24th] RLCM COACHING attended the Queensland Sport and Recreation, Locker Room seminar co-ordinated by Brian Kerle at the Nanango Cultural Centre and filmed Dr Phil Jauncey.

Dr Jauncey is a sports performance psychologist , a keynote speaker and corporate trainer in management, success, communication, marketing, education and sports psychology.

He has been described as 'one of Queensland's most dynamic presenters and has stimulated sports and professional audiences alike. His contagious passion for life has an overwhelming ability to leave guests wanting more as he tackles the more technical mind sets of self development and gets back to basics.

RLCM Paid Subscribers will receive this DVD in November.

RLCM COACHING will be filming the keynote speakers at the QRL Annual Coaching Seminar/Camp in Toowoomba in December and the ARL High Performance Seminar and the NSWRL Annual Coaching Seminar/Camp in Sydney in January.

A Recovery information DVD is underway and hopefully will be available in December.

One of the buzz words in sport at present is 'Leadership Group' it evolves within a club and the team. RLCM COACHING is presently researching this subject and will be talking with Wayne Goldsmith from the Australian Rugby Union ARU High Performance department on this subject, hopefully again ready for distribution in December.

RLCM COACHING thanks you for your subscription and we look forward to continuing in supplying you with coaching information.

Tell another coach about RLCM COACHING DVD's and always remember 'Keep Going Forward'

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Morley tells teammates to give Australia a chance

By Brad Walter

Great Britain prop Adrian Morley has encouraged the emerging stars of the Lions' Tri-Nations squad to follow his lead and play in Australia.

Morley, who will play his first match since July 22 against New Zealand on Saturday night after serving a seven-game ban for kneeing Bulldogs hooker Corey Hughes that ended his Sydney Roosters career, believes that not only would the likes of Danny McGuire and Gareth Hock benefit from playing in the NRL - so too would the British Test team.

With Morley returning to England to join Warrington on a huge four-year deal and the Roosters having released former St Helens forward Mark Edmondson, the only British players in the NRL next season will be the Gold Coast pair of Brian Carney and Richie Mather - although South Sydney are confident of luring Hull centre Kirk Yeaman in 2008.

Yeaman missed out on the 19-man squad to be named today for the opening Test of Great Britain's Tri-Nations campaign in Christchurch but Rabbitohs chief executive Shane Richardson believes he would be a hit in Australia and opened discussions with the 23-year-old while in England recently for the Super League grand final.

McGuire, Hock and fellow Wigan back-rower Sean O'Loughlin, and the St Helens trio of John Wilkin, James Graham and James Roby are other players considered likely to be successful in the NRL.

"Danny McGuire has been one of the best five-eighths in England for the last couple of years, he has played international football before but he's never obviously played in Australia. He's a real talent and young Gareth Hock is very aggressive and certainly one for the future," Morley said yesterday when asked to nominate Lions players to watch out for.

"I can't say a bad word about Australia. I've loved every minute of it and if I can encourage the boys to do it I think it will benefit them individually and it will benefit the national side."

McGuire will wear the No.6 jersey against a Kiwis side with four changes from the line-up that lost to Australia, with Great Britain coach Brian Noble opting to break up the St Helens scrumbase combination of halfback Sean Long and Leon Pryce, who has been chosen on the wing.

O'Loughlin, captain Jamie Peacock and his Leeds teammate Gareth Ellis, Morley, tough Wigan hooker Terry Newton and prop Stuart Fielden make up the pack, while Hock, halfback/hooker Roby, Hull prop Gareth Carvell and St Helens second-rower Lee Gilmour are on the interchange bench and Wilkin is 18th man.

New Zealand coach Brian McLennan announced his side, which includes St Helens prop Jason Cayless and Hull utility Motu Tony. Penrith forward Frank Pritchard and Brisbane winger Tame Tupou have been recalled after playing in the opening Test against Australia.

Nigel Vagana moves to centre to accommodate the loss of Manly's Steve Matai (shoulder), with Jerome Ropati taking over the five-eighth duties. Bradford's Shontayne Hape (knee) is also out.

Meanwhile, Australian coach Ricky Stuart yesterday indicated there would be changes to the side to play Great Britain in Sydney on November 4, with Jamie Lyon and Brent Tate likely to be given a run.

Read more SMH

TIGERS SNAP UP LEAFA
Relegated Castleford have signed Samoan international Mark Leafa, an ever-present in Leigh's Super League campaign in 2005.

McCLENNAN EXPECTS TOUGH LIONS CHALLENGE
New Zealand coach Brian McClennan believes it would be foolish to write Great Britain off this weekend.

NOBLE READY FOR KIWI CLASH
Brian Noble is confident Great Britain are fully prepared to face New Zealand on Saturday

Read more Sporting Life

Wednesday 25th October
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2007 is our 27th Year in providing Professional Service to Players & Clubs

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4 Bowness Street
New Lambton Hts
NSW 2305

Phone/Fax Newcastle 02 49 526990
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Papatoetoe Panthers Rugby League Club NZ
Applications are invited for the postition of Premier coach for the 2007 season. Please address all applications and forward C.Vs to:

The Secretary
PO Box 200-164
Papatoetoe
Auckland
New Zealand

By October 29th.

For further information please contact:
The Secretary
Allison Marsh
Ph: 025-661 5706 or email allisonmahia@...

BARBENTANE RUGBY LEAGUE (FRANCE)
We are looking for a training period in young team (under 13) for 3 Young players. During school holidays for improve english in a family who have children played rugby.

Possible to receive players near Avignon.

Contact: charles13570@...

Players Wanted in Western Australia
Grade Players are wanted by the Western Australian Rugby League.

WARL plan to enter teams in the QLD CUP or the JIM BEAM CUP in 2008.

Players will be signed for 2 Years and will play in the local league in 2007.

WARL have attracted Government & Corporate support for this endeavour
to re enter the National Rugby League (NRL).

If you are interested in a 2 Year Contract with the WARL, email
decrb@... for a 'Player Package'.

Huddersfield Underbank Rangers RLFC seeks overseas players
Huddersfield Underbank Rangers RLFC, situated between the northern English cities of Leeds and Manchester, and nestling in the beautiful Yorkshire countryside, require the services of overseas players for the 2007 season.

The Club plays in the National League Three, the English Rugby League's fourth tier of competition.

We are currently seeking both young, enthusiastic players and senior players to bolster our "A" Grade side for 2007, who are keen to progress their careers under the coaching of former Manly 'A' Grade Representative player Aaron Perrin.

Ideally you would already be planning to come over to England.

We have plenty of experience of hosting overseas players and a number played for the club in 2006.

If you are looking for a country lifestyle with an ambitious Rugby League Club, but close to the bright city lights if required, then we maybe the club that you are looking for.

Opportunities to progress into the National League Two exist via our
connections with several professional clubs in the area.

The area has plenty of work for tradespeople and skilled labourers.

We will assist players with seeking employment and accomodation.

So if you think you have something to offer the Rangers in 2007 and beyond, then contact us immediately and we will arrange a convenient time to discuss details further.

E-mail your resume to either:

The Football Manager,
Neil Farrell
neil.farrell@...

or Head Coach,
Aaron Perrin
aarondperrin@...

Wingham Tigers RLFC
The Wingham Tigers RLFC are re advertising the position of First Grade captain coach for 2007 following the withdrawal of the appointed coach due to family commitments.

Wingham Tigers play in the Group 3 Country Rugby League of NSW on the mid north coast 2 hours north of Newcastle.

Applicants must have ARL level 1 coaching certificate.

Send resume to:

The Secretary
Wingham Tigers RLFC
PO Box 32 Wingham
NSW 2429
Or email waynebridge01@...

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* CD-ROM - Strength and Conditioning without Weights
* CD-ROM - RLCM Ultimate - Over 4000 pages of 36 RLCM Books
* CD-ROM - RLCM Junior Coaching Books
* CD-ROM - RLCM NRL Coachtalk Yearbooks 1 and 2

2006 Editions

* CD-ROM - An Approach to Coaching - Ray Unsworth RFL
* DVD - With Tim Sheens, Royce Simmons & Peter Sharp
* DVD - Canterbury Bulldogs coach Steve Folkes
* DVD - Coachtalk with NQ Cowboys coach Graham Murray
* DVD - Adrian Hurley Basketball coach at three Olympic's.
* DVD - Chris Fullarton ex Junior Kangaroos coach.
* DVD - NQ Cowboys assistant coach Neil Henry
* DVD - Wayne Bennett Brisbane Broncos coach
* DVD - Junior Coaching with Michael Rawiri NT Institute of Sport
* DVD - Shaun McRae South Sydney coach
* DVD - Coachtalk with Parramatta coach Jason Taylor
* DVD - Coachtalk with Brian McLennan NZ Kiwis coach
* DVD - Recovery with Steve Nance Fulham Soccer UK
* DVD - Nutrition Leanne Hammond works Wallabies and QAS
* DVD - Defence and Attack Principles with Adrian Suttie
* DVD - Coachtalk with Gavin Judd, Gold Coast Titans
* DVD - Sports Psychologist Wendy Swift Australian Swimming
* DVD - Coaching with Stuart Raper Cronulla Sharks Coach

All of the above is sent to you immediately to begin your 2006 Subscription.

Then you will receive new resources to be distributed during 2006.

October 2006 content DVD's, CD's and/or PDF files containing:

* DVD - Coaching with Tim Sheens Wests Tigers Coach [Filmed July 2006]
* DVD - Bill Sweetnam ex Australian and Great Britain Swimming coach

New resources will then be sent during November/December to complete your 2006 subscription.

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Date: Mon Oct 23, 2006 8:46 pm
Subject: RLCM - 24th October - News, Vacancies, Decisions cont

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Tuesday 24th October

South Perth Lions - Western Lions
We are looking for Players for season 2007 - Firsts, Reserves and Colts.

All three senior teams made the grand finals, winning reserve grade.

With retirements and players returning east there are plenty of opportunities for players to prove themselves in the west in a strong local competition with quality state representative opportunities.

Enjoy a great change of lifestyle and good club atmosphere with modern training and social facilities.

South Perth is the only centrally located club just 10 minutes from the city and the entertainment district and all major sporting venues, etc.

WA's booming economy offers plenty of job opportunities with accommodation readily available in the immediate area.

Contact; Bruce Greenwood 0419 915 612 or Paul Brown 0409 422 242 -
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UK amateur players for Australia

I have a register of young players from this Hull UK, the home British rugby league, who want to play in Australia.

All these boys play in top amateur teams and are mostly tradesmen they would pay their own way to Australia, just for the chance to play over there.

If anyone is interested please contact:
Peter Hawksworth,
Phone 0011 441482 571953
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Berry Shoalhaven Heads RLFC
The Berry Shoalhaven Heads RLFC are seeking players and coaches for the 2006 season.

The Magpies play in the Group 7 NSW competition and will be entering First, Reserve and Under 18 teams again next season.

2005 saw both the Reserve grade and under 18's make the Grand Final while in 2004 both First and Reserve Grade made the Grand Final.

Coaches are required for all grades.

There are some work opportunities available with a position in Real Estate available for the right person.
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Budgewoi Buffpoint RLFC
Budgewoi Buffpoint RLFC, situated on the Northern end of the stunningly beautiful Central Coast of NSW. the club is about to embark on its 30th season in the Central Coast division Rugby League competition in 2007.

The Club which prides itself on "mateship" and 'strong family values' has decided to enter it's Inuagural First Grade side coinciding with its 30th anniversary of competing on the Central Coast.

The club has been very successful in recent years winning the MAJOR Title on a number of occasions IN THE FORMER SATURDAY LEAGUE COMPETITION.

The club has a number of very talented senior and junior players that will enjoy the opportunities that lay ahead for them and the club.

With the introduction of the Central Coast 'STORM' Premier League side in 2008, as well as the ongoing development of the Harold Mathews U/16's, SG Ball U/18's & Jersey Flegg U/20's squads in 2007 and beyond, the realisation of a dream for many players who wish to be apart of this new & exciting era on the Coast is quickly gaining momentumn.

So here's your chance to be apart of rugby league history and contribute to the "BULLDOGS" 2007 campaign.

The club boasts ARL Level 2 & 3 coaches as well as Level 2 FAO's and Strength, Conditioning & Fitness trainers (BHMS).

We would love to hear from anyone who is looking for an opportunity to be apart of this exciting journey.

Players, Coaching & Support Staff are required for U/17's - U/19's & Reserve Grade.

Relevant qualifications for coaching and support staff are an advantage, but if YOU think you've got what it takes and are passionate about a "CHALLENGE" then we will help you obtain the necessary qualifications.

So if you think you have something to offer the Budgewoi Buffpoint Bulldogs in 2007 and beyond, contact us "Immediately" and we will arrange a convieniant time to discuss details further.

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The Secretary
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Gavin (Head Coach 1st Grade): 0404989761 or email resume/profile to : daretowin@...

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Darlington Point Coleambally RLFC

Darlington Point Coleambally RLFC require services a centre for the 2007 season.

We compete in the Group 20 Riverina NSWCRL Competition.

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Ponsonby United RLFC Inc
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Also Managers, Trainers, Physio, Strappers required.

Applications close on 28th October 2006.

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Please contact:
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NZ - Mangere East RLFC & Sports Club Inc
Coaching positions for 2007.

Mangere East RLFC is currently calling for applications for the following:

* Premiers Premier 1st (Reserves)
* Premier 2nd (Sen A)

Applications must be received by closing date of 6th November 2006.

Applications can be faxed to [NZ] 09 276 3421 or posted to:
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Mangere,
Attention Laurie Wharton.

If you require further information please do not hesitate to contact:
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Gladstone Wallaby Rugby League
Central Queensland Coast

Wallaby's play in the Central Queensland (Extended League) competition and are based in Gladstone.

We are currently seeking senior players to bolster our "A" Grade side and Under 19's for 2007.

Wallaby's have had great success in the Central Queensland competition over the last 5 years making the finals each year and winning 2 premierships.

Gladstone is currently booming at the present time with plenty of work for tradespeople and skilled labourers.

If you are looking for a coastal lifestyle with a sucessful Rugby League Club then this may be the seachange you are looking for.

Oportunities for advancement of your rugby league into the Queensland Cup is available via our Central Comets who regularly draft players from the local competition.

For further inquiries please contact Glenn Butcher butcherg@... or phone 0429 792 539.

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Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
An exciting full-time position has become available at the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles for an Administration Assistant/Receptionist.

We require a bright, energetic, well groomed person with excellent phone manner, who is competent in Word and Excel (experience preferred).

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Commencing January 2007.

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Brian McClennan - Great Britain not doing enough to promote
New Zealand coach Brian McClennan has accused Great Britain of not doing enough to promote their Gillette Tri-Nations encounter in Christchurch this weekend. Ticket sales for Saturday's encounter have been poor, with only 6,000 seats sold in the rugby union-mad city so far. Sporting Life

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Titans towers of strength
Hard taskmaster Billy Johnstone yesterday backed the Gold Coast Titans to succeed where all other attempts at national franchises have failed on Australia's tourist strip. But the Titans performance co-ordinator also warned that the Coast lifestyle still posed a threat to players who might succumb to the holiday atmosphere. Courier Mail

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Jerome Ropati could be the Kiwi's Lockyer
There are a few theories on why Australia got out of a tight jam in Melbourne in a way the Kiwis would struggle to match. Maybe it came down to a handful of Kiwi errors at the vital stages opening the door enough for the Kangaroos to kick it wide open. Read more NZ Herald

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Lockyer and co prepare to face great unknowns
Kangaroos skipper Darren Lockyer believes Great Britain could thrive without the burden of having to perform on home soil during the Tri-Nations - but for now he's just happy to know something about the team Australia will face a week on Saturday. Read more SMH

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St Helens want season to start early
The 2007 Super League season could start a week earlier to allow St Helens to face the Brisbane Broncos in the World Club Challenge in late February. The pre-season fixture, which was due to take place on 4 February, was thrown into doubt after the Broncos said they wanted to rest several players.
But Saints and the Rugby Football League are in talks to start the domestic season on 4 February.
Read more BBC Sport

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Brits far from the easy-beats, Kiwis warned
The Great Britain side will be an unknown quantity to many but the champion Kiwi halfback Stacey Jones has warned they will be far from Tri-Nations easy-beats. The Kiwis last night lost centre Steve Matai, who has been ruled out of Saturday's clash against the British in Christchurch because of a shoulder strain suffered in the loss to Australia in Melbourne. Read more NZ Herald

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Friday 20th October
Central Coast Storm Jersey Flegg Trials

Central Coast Storm
Season 2007
Jersey Flegg U20
Coach: Former NRL Player Jamie Feeney

Open Trials
Saturday 28 October 2006
Registration 3.00pm for Kick Off 4.00pm

Mt Penang Parklands
Mt Penang
(2 mins off F3 Gosford Exit)
Kariong
Central Coast

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OK, Willie - it's time to put up or shut up

By Graham Lowe

Big Willie Mason should pay attention to the philosophy of another Australian front row hard man when he fronts against the Kiwis in Melbourne tomorrow.

Ian Roberts was one of the toughest I ever coached and a great bloke. He's also the only player I've coached that came out and said he was gay. He had a trademark stare of hostility that made my blood run cold - and even disturbed some of our own players. NZ Herald

RFL optimistic over Wembley final
Rugby Football League bosses are confident that the 2007 Challenge Cup final will be held at the new Wembley. A deal between builders Multiplex and the FA is expected to see the venue ready to host next May's FA Cup final. That means rugby league's showpiece occasion is now almost certain to take place at Wembley in late August. BBC Sport Online

Now it's 'Skippy' doing the haka: Geyer
Outspoken former Test forward Mark Geyer has rubbished Nathan Fien's selection in the New Zealand team, saying it cheapens the Kiwi jumper and makes a mockery of the international game. In a vitriolic attack, Geyer said Fien would be far down the pecking order for Australia and encouraged the Kangaroos to turn their backs on him during the haka. He said the guidelines needed to be tightened for international selection. "He's as country as Slim Dusty," Geyer said. "It's disappointing to have a selection that has finally tipped the scales into the realms of basic stupidity. Read more The Australian

Fien told: prove your granny's a Kiwi
AUSTRALIAN Rugby League officials yesterday took the unprecedented step of demanding to see evidence of Nathan Fien's eligibility to play for New Zealand after the former Queensland Origin hooker was called into the Kiwis side for Saturday night's Tri-Nations Test.
Kiwi Bunnies plotting for Souths
SOUTH Sydney's Kiwi Test contingent of David Kidwell, Roy Asotasi, Nigel Vagana and David Fa'alogo have nicknamed themselves the "chocolate Bunnies". "I think it was Kiddy that came up with that one, but there are plenty of names going around for the Bunnies next year - chocolate, caramel, the Black Rabbits . . ," Asotasi said yesterday. Read more SMH

AUSSIES TO RULE AGAIN
Ian Millward previews Saturday's Tri-Nations game between Australia and New Zealand.
PURDHAM LEADS ENGLAND EFFORT
Harlequins loose forward Rob Purdham will captain England in the Federation Shield.
BOSSES CONFIDENT OVER WEMBLEY
RFL bosses are confident that the 2007 Challenge Cup final will be held at Wembley.
MORLEY WARNS OF AUSSIE THREAT
Great Britain prop Adrian Morley remains wary of the huge threat posed by Australia in the Tri-Nations.
KIWIS LOOK TO IMPROVE
New Zealand must rise to another level if they are to have any chance against Australia on Saturday.
CAS PAIR AGREE TO STAY
Two of Castleford's most promising players have agreed to stay with the club.
ANDERSON TAKES CHANCES WITH WOLVES
Warrington have signed Vinnie Anderson from St Helens on a three-year deal.
Read more Sporting Life

Next time, he'll step on the Gas
If Simon Mannering's chase of Mark Gasnier had followed the turbo-charged path of his league career, he would have caught the star Australian centre the other night. Gasnier remained just out of reach over the 80-metre pursuit, although the young Warrior - making his test debut - forced him to score in the corner. "I was pretty gutted I didn't catch him. I thought I had him but he put on a little step at the end," said Mannering, 20, from the Kiwis' Melbourne hotel this week. Big steps are more Mannering's lot.
NZ Herald

Kiwis working on cohesion
New Zealand coach Brian McClennan says his side needs to develop greater cohesion if they are any chance of defeating Australia in Saturday's Tri-Nations Test at Docklands. The Kiwis, who have a shaky hold on the Tri-Nations title they won in 2005, were competitive in last Saturday's 30-18 defeat to the Kangaroos in Auckland, but were let down by inopportune mistakes.
ABC Sport Online

Bradford Bulls announces new kit sponsor
Carnegie World Club Champions, Bradford Bulls have today announced that Kooga will be their kit supplier for the next four years. The partnership has been agreed over the last few months and covers all items of team wear and leisurewear. The new Bulls kit will be launched by the club on November 18th. Bulls' CEO Gareth Davies is delighted to announce the partnership with Kooga. Bradford Bulls Online

Wynnum Manly to host a two-day festival
Wynnum Manly will host a two-day festival of football next June, with BMD Kougari Oval awarded three major Queensland Rugby League representative events on the one weekend. In a bold initiative, the QRL has combined the annual XXXX City v Country clash with the State Divisional Championships and the Outback v Brisbane Second Division exhibition match. The schedule will create a carnival-type celebration of rugby league by the Bayside, as well as providing greater exposure for players involved, both in the eyes of selectors and the media. QRL Online

Fair-dinkum Fien enters Kiwis camp
New Zealand has lost hooker Dene Halatau for Saturday night's Tri-Nations clash against Australia, replaced by Mount Isa-born Warriors utility Nathan Fien.
Kangaroos just warming up: Hindmarsh
Having done enough to get the job done in Auckland, backrower Nathan Hindmarsh has warned New Zealand that the Kangaroos are just starting to warm up. Read more Yahoo Sport

Wolves sign Anderson from Saints
Anderson missed both of Saints' biggest games this year
Warrington have captured New Zealand Test player Vinnie Anderson from St Helens on a three-year deal. Wolves have paid Saints �50,000 for the 27-year-old centre or second row, who had another year left on his contract at Knowsley Road. Anderson will join Great Britain forwards Adrian Morley and Paul Johnson at the Halliwell Jones Stadium. BBC Online

Lockyer hoping for big Melbourne crowd
Australian captain Darren Lockyer says he hopes the physical nature of the first Tri-Nations Test in Auckland will help attract Melburnians to this weekend's clash in Melbourne. Already 20,000 tickets have been sold for Saturday night's match between Australia and New Zealand at Docklands, and Lockyer said the skill level on display would also bring in the crowds. Yahoo Sport Online

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Decisions Maketh The Defender

With John Dixon

"He can't tackle - he can tackle. He is a poor defender - he is a good defender."

Such comments are heard on the sidelines and in selection panel meetings throughout the year. Though tackling and defending are in many ways synonymous, good coaches know teams and individuals need
coaching to be able to do both.

RLCM talked to John Dixon, Wales Celtic coach and ex Broncos' Juniors Coordinator and Colts' Coach.

DIXON: Being a defender is a broad encompassing thing as opposed to just being a good tackler. The two are interwoven. To be able to defend, you have to be able to tackle.

One on one you have to be able to make the tackle. A big man has to be able to tackle a small man; a small man has to be able to tackle a big man. A slow man has to be able to close down on a nifty little player. These are just some of the combinations that make our game so much of a challenge.

Sometimes though, people can tackle but they are not necessarily good at defending. The two are not mutually exclusive, but one is a sub-set of the other.

To be a good defender, you must be able to tackle.

However, being able to tackle, isn't all that is needed to make you a good defender.

RLCM: So the player has mastered his tackling technique. What factors determine that he can be a good defender?

DIXON: Attitude is a key. The desire to make the tackle no matter what the circumstance. Things like decision-making come into it as well, in terms of the ability to turn up in the defensive zone and then make the right decision. This is linked to anticipation.

This is the ability of the defender to know the ball is going to arrive at that moment and know that it's a tackle he can make, or know the ball is going to arrive a moment too early and say I've got to hold off here and push on to the next player. Communicating with other players around and ahead of you is another factor so the key things are attitude, decision-making, anticipation and communication.

RLCM: How do you instil these skills into the good tackler to make him into a good defender? The player has a lot of decisions to make out there, so can you drill them on being a defender?

DIXON: It's innate in some people. It's like the good ball player. They see things and they've time and I think a good defender has got that innate ability as well. But no one is a closed book. At any level, we can ask that our players make good decisions so we should be able to drill and teach decision-making in a team system and have some success.

We can set up scenarios and ask, "Do you tackle this player or do you tackle that player? What are the cues and signals that say this is the player to take?"

You have to cover the whole gambit and there is a host of things in that. You've got to cover where the attackers physically outweigh your defensive players and where there is a numerical imbalance between attackers and defenders.

You have to teach young players how to defend off a scrum and how to do that effectively in different areas of the field.

There are hundreds of scenarios so you can't cover them all every time but you can and should work on players making good decisions in a variety of situations that are likely to come up in a game.

To be continued

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Subject: RLCM - Positions Vacant 19th October

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Thursday 19th October

Portuguese Rugby League
The Portuguese Rugby League, based at Marrickville, in Sydney's inner-west are looking for rugby league players for invitational matches in 2007.

Players must have Portuguese background. Australian born must have at least one grandparent who is Portuguese.

Open Age players must be at least 17 years old.

Players for a Development squad, aged 14-16, are also required.

The Portuguese Rugby League team is affiliated with the Australian Rugby League (ARL), with all matches being sanctioned by the governing bodies.

In 2007, the Opens team will play in the Orara Valley Sevens on the weekend of January 27/28, as well as a 13 a-side match against Russia on Thursday 25th.

On Saturday 10th February, we will compete in the St Marys Sevens at the Western Weekender Stadium.

Thirteen a-side matches will be played in October.

The Development squad will play matches in 2007 against both club teams and other nations based in Australia.

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Wynnum Manly Seagulls RLFC
Wynnum Manly Seagulls RLFC competes in the Queensland Wizard Cup, FOGS "A" Grade Cup and in FOGS Colts (U19) Challenge. Currently the club is looking to recruit new people to further strengthen the existing staff in the following areas of the club.

1. SPORTS TRAINERS/STRAPPERS
2. STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACHES.

If you are suitably qualified and are keen to work alongside quality people at a progressive club please email you application together with a brief resume to Shane Mc Nally.

Email: development@...

For further information please telephone Shane Mc Nally on Mobile: 0415 262 608 or Mark Rockley on Mobile: 0412 885 805.

Muswellbrook Rams RLFC
After a forgettable 2006 the Muswellbrook Rams are rebuilding and would like to seek the services of an enthusiastic Captain/Coach to take up the challenge of leading our club into the future.

Muswellbrook is in the heart of the Hunter Valley with plenty of work.

Group 21 is a 6 team competition and there are plenty of opportunities for representative football.

The club has a new and exciting committee and with a large junior base.

Any interested players or coaches can contact:

Barry Edwards 0427 002 489

Queensland Reds Rugby Union - Strength & Conditioning Coach
Queensland Rugby is seeking to appoint an experienced coach for the QR Queensland Reds Academy rugby programme.

Reporting to the Academy Coach and the S&C Coordinator, the successful candidate will work with elite athletes competing at provincial level and on the world stage.

The person must have:

* Strong work ethic
* Outstanding programming and scheduling skills
* At least 3 years experience in elite contact sport
* Computer literacy

Specific skills required:

* Development of individual S&C programmes
* Teaching skills
* Training skills in S&C
* Excellent communication
* Be an effective team player

A suitable remuneration package will be negotiated and a job description is available on request.

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Applications Close: Monday 23 October 2006 at 5pm.

Professional English coach looking for work in Australia

I am currently working as an assistant coach to a National League One team (Dewsbury Rams).

I am looking to join an ambitous and forward thinking club at either Head or Assistant level.

The club should be family orientated, with a good youth structure in place to work with.

* Current assistant in NL1 division.

* Current Under 21`s Head Coach, reaching 3rd in Division from bottom in two years and also making the semi final`s of this years play offs.

* Past Head Coach of amateur County open age teams.

* Past head Coach of one of the top amateur clubs in G.B

I have a diploma in Sports Psychology, and I am currently working as a self employed plumber.

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LeagueNet Officer - QRL Head Office Brisbane

Duties

Responsible to ARLD and QRL Administration Manager.

* Maintain the Head Office LeagueNet system

* Be part of the QRL team who manages for all Divisions on the Computer Affiliations, Accreditations, Player Registrations & Agreements, Coach's Agreements & Referee's Registrations

* Develop an Operational and Training Plan for each Division and Local League in conjunction with the relevant Division Manager.

* Establish a LeagueNet Support team to help with training and assistance with LeagueNet in each Division and Local League.

* Liaise with Division Managers to establish levels of authority with LeagueNet and create the relevant Password access for the Local Leagues and Clubs.

* Support Divisions and Local Leagues with their relevant Competition draws and maintenance.

* Support Divisions, Local Leagues, Referees' Associations and Clubs with their websites.

* Liaise with ARLD, Division Managers, Administration Manager and Managing Director to create and produce statistical reports when required.

* Liaise with ARLD, Division Managers, Local Leagues and Clubs to help produce player lists, statistics and information when required.

Additional Requirements for the position

* Minimal IT experience

* Data Entry Experience

* Must be able to travel for short periods throughout the State

* Driver's License and reliable car

* Certificate 4 in Workplace Assessment and Training or equivalent

Applicants are required to address the above Duties Statement in a maximum of 2 pages.

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Taylor assembles players
By Dean Ritchie

SOUTH Sydney reassembled at Erskineville Oval yesterday to begin preparing for the 2007 NRL season.

New coach Jason Taylor spoke with the players about his expectations for the coming season and his fitness requirements.

New buys Dean Widders, Daniel Irvine and Jeremy Smith were there but missing were David Kidwell, Roy Asotasi and Nigel Vagana because of Tri-Nations commitments.

Souths will start official on-field training on November 6.

"I spoke to them about how we'll look at things and what expectations we have of the players," Taylor said.

"The Souths players from this year and the players who came to us that didn't play in the finals, have had their mandatory six weeks off.

"We just wanted to let them know that they will now be available for (fitness) testing but it won't be that they have to come in every day.

"Today was really just doing a bit of housekeeping. We also introduced to the players some new staff."

Club co-owner Peter Holmes A Court and new physiotherapist Erroll Alcott attended yesterday's meeting.

"We are looking for professionalism - we will treat the players that way and they are comfortable with that," Taylor said.

Taylor arrives at Souths after his history-making season with Parramatta this year when he became the first caretaker coach in rugby league history to guide a team into the finals.

"I'm really excited about coming to Souths," Taylor said.

"Things are happening here - the joint is going forward.

"I've been given the support I need so that means I can rip in and do the job." Daily Telegraph Online

Penrith halfback among three penalised for drugs
PENRITH halfback Craig Trindall had cannabis in his system during his first-grade debut, the NRL anti-doping tribunal has found. And two reserve-grade players have been banned for two years each after positive tests to steroids.
Kiwis' latest trans-Tasman raid to spark fireworks
FORMER Queensland Origin hooker Nathan Fien is set to become the second Australian-born player in the New Zealand team for Saturday night's Tri-Nations Test against the Kangaroos at Melbourne's Telstra Dome following an injury to Dene Halatau. Read more SMH

Tri-Nations warm-up key - Morley
Prop Adrian Morley insists Great Britain's match against a Newcastle Select XIII on Friday is vital to their Tri-Nations preparation. The Lions open their Tri-Nations campaign against New Zealand in Christchurch on 28 October.

"It's really important that we have a real solid hit-up and get the combinations working," said Morley.

"Newcastle will come out firing. For some, it's a once in a life-time chance to play a touring international side."

Few names in the Newcastle side will be recognisable to the Lions players, but Morley said this could actually make for a tougher encounter.

"It probably makes it harder," said Morley, who will join Warrington from the Sydney Roosters next season and is suspended for Friday's match.

"Even the best players in the world, if you can watch footage of them, you can get a better understanding of how they play.

"With unknown players, you don't know what they're going to do - they could be a handful."

The Great Britain side will be made up almost exclusively of the players already in Australia who were not involved in the Super League Grand Final.

Morley predicted: "I don't think they'll figure too much - if they do, a couple of them might be on the bench and just get 20 minutes."

With a number of debutants in the Lions squad, three uncapped players will be on show against the Newcastle side as they attempt to lay claim to a Test spot.

Huddersfield winger Martin Aspinwall, second-rower Gareth Hock and prop Andy Coley will get a chance to impress coach Brian Noble.

And the coach will also be looking at the form of some of his more experienced players such as Newcastle Knights winger Brian Carney, prop Stuart Fielden and Jamie Peacock. BBC Online

Development work in Estonia
London Centurions went on a rugby league/cultural tour to Tallinn, capital of Baltic state Estonia, over the weekend. The trip, organised by Ken Edwards, involved the meeting of two very different cultures.

Fifteen enthusiastic London Centurions set out early from Stanstead on Friday arriving in Tallinn to be greeted by head of Estonian Rugby League, John Slade.

The trip focused on a coaching clinic run by the Cents on Saturday, attended by many enthusiastic locals juniors, women and members of the Estonian National side.

The clinic was concluded by a game of tag which was great fun for all who participated.

The team went onto view the Super League Grand Final and sample the cultural delights of the city.
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Professional English coach looking for work in Australia

I am currently working as an assistant coach to a National League One team (Dewsbury Rams). I am looking to join an ambitous and forward thinking club at either Head or Assistant level.

The club should be family orientated, with a good youth structure in place to work with.

* Current assistant in NL1 division.

* Current Under 21`s Head Coach, reaching 3rd in Division from bottom in two years and also making the semi final`s of this years play offs.

* Past Head Coach of amateur County open age teams.

* Past head Coach of one of the top amateur clubs in G.B

I have a diploma in Sports Psychology, and I am currently working as a self employed plumber. For further details, or if you have any further questions please contact jimrat28@...

LeagueNet Officer - QRL Head Office Brisbane

Duties

Responsible to ARLD and QRL Administration Manager.

* Maintain the Head Office LeagueNet system

* Be part of the QRL team who manages for all Divisions on the Computer Affiliations, Accreditations, Player Registrations & Agreements, Coach's Agreements & Referee's Registrations

* Develop an Operational and Training Plan for each Division and Local League in conjunction with the relevant Division Manager.

* Establish a LeagueNet Support team to help with training and assistance with LeagueNet in each Division and Local League.

* Liaise with Division Managers to establish levels of authority with LeagueNet and create the relevant Password access for the Local Leagues and Clubs.

* Support Divisions and Local Leagues with their relevant Competition draws and maintenance.

* Support Divisions, Local Leagues, Referees' Associations and Clubs with their websites.

* Liaise with ARLD, Division Managers, Administration Manager and Managing Director to create and produce statistical reports when required.

* Liaise with ARLD, Division Managers, Local Leagues and Clubs to help produce player lists, statistics and information when required.

Additional Requirements for the position

* Minimal IT experience

* Data Entry Experience

* Must be able to travel for short periods throughout the State

* Driver's License and reliable car

* Certificate 4 in Workplace Assessment and Training or equivalent

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Kent Ravens UK
If you are interested in playing for any of the Kent Ravens in 2007, sponsoring or volunteering then please get into touch with the club on 07707 852 952 or email kentravens@... and you can also see our web site at www.kentravens.co.uk

Southern Suburbs Rugby League Club - Cairns
Southern Suburbs Rugby League Club is currently playing in the Cairns & District Rugby League Competition, one of the largest and strongest country rugby league competition in Queensland. We are seeking interest in players and support staff to assist a talent junior & senior base of players.

The club is in a strong population growth corridor and is in a position to offer attractive renumeration packages, including employment opportunities, for players and support staff.

All enquiries please contact,
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A Grade Coach
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COACHING APPLICATION FOR BRIBIE ISLAND JUNIOR RUGBY LEAGUE FOR THE 2007 SEASON
Bribie Island and Districts JRLFC would like to invite applications for persons interested in coaching, managing, trainers / first aid officers for 2007. Bribie Island is a family orientated club offering teams in all ages groups from Under 7 to Under 17, with the opportunity of a Ladies U14's, 17's & Open team.

We compete in the Sunshine Coast competition.

This year the club was successful in taking out the Sunshine Coast Leagues - club championship trophy, a true indication of the strength of the players and coaching team. We have a strong coaching base, with great experience on the Representative scene.

Club President Leon Cleal - Parramatta Talent Scout and ARL Level 3 coach, is a part of the Coaching Team headed by Terry Ryan, who has a wealth of knowledge.

Applicants must hold a coaching certificate or be prepared to obtain one (at the clubs expense), hold a Blue Card or obtain one (through the club) and comply to the Clubs/QRL rules and regulations.

Applications close for teams by Monday 13th November 2006.

Applications in writing to: Terry Ryan Coaching Coordinator
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BRIBIE ISLAND WARRIGALS RUGBY LEAGUE
We are seeking applications for the 2007 season from the following:-

- Assistant A-Grade Coach
- Reserve Grade Coach
- Assistant Reserve Grade Coach
- U19 or U20's Coach
- Managers for all three sides

Bribie Island is an island community of approximately 15,000 people, one hour north of Brisbane in Qld.

The atmosphere on the island is friendly, supportive and the residents embrace its two golf courses and surf beach with enthusiasm. We are the southern most team playing in the Sunshine Coast Competition.

The club has excellent playing facilites and recently approved renovations to our clubhouse and the addition of grandstands will ensure we have one of the best facilites on the Sunshine Coast.

Our club is home to the Parramarra Eels Development Squad for Queensland.

The club's A-Grade coach for 2007 is Leon Cleal. He has 8 years experience coaching with the Parramatta Eels, including 3 years with the Eels Premier League team. The coaching roles may be playing roles depending on experience.

Bribie Warrigals have a proud history and a great relationship with the junior club and we look forward to welcoming new players to the club in 2007.

Any players looking for a professional club but relaxed friendly atmosphere to continue their football career, please contact:-

Leon Cleal
PO Box 72
BRIBIE ISLAND QLD 4507
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Oakey Rugby League Club
We are seeking A Grade players (centres in particular) for 2007 season. There is plenty of work available with the opportunity to make good money.

We are a very happy club and very family based, we have great bonding days with players, families and sponsors. If you want to play in a good competition and enjoy your footy we would love to hear from you.

Oakey is situated 20km south west of Toowoomba in South East Queensland, Toowoomba is located 2 hours from the Gold Coast. Oakey play in the Toowoomba competition which has 11 teams competing.

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Jonah Lomu decision not about money

By Pat McLeod

IF Jonah Lomu comes to the Gold Coast to play rugby league it will not be for the money but for the love of the game.

The rugby union giant has always let his football exploits do the talking but after being hobbled by years of ill-health and injuries, yesterday it was his wife and manager Fiona who spoke up.

Fiona Lomu said her husband's motivation to play rugby league was based on his passion for sport.

"The guy has achieved amazing things in his career and has nothing to prove," she said.

"He just loves the game and loves to play. He says that is the reason he plays, because he loves it, not for any other reason.

"You don't play it to prove anything, or for the money or for the people.

"He just loves the game."

Facing the biggest decision of his life, a swap from rugby union to rugby league, possibly to the Gold Coast Titans, Lomu was quiet, almost shy, after being wooed all day by the Coast club.

"I am really happy to be here. A decision is still a huge way off," was all he said.

The rugby icon wasn't being difficult, just humble.

Fiona stepped up to the plate.

"Today was just about coming and having a look and to get a feel for the Gold Coast," she said.

"We were a little worried when we first arrived because it looked more like the Grey Coast but now the sun has come out and it is beautiful, really lovely."

During the Titans' five-year run into a position in the National Rugby League, the club's managing director Michael Searle has butted heads with plenty of sharp lawyers and player agents.

Yesterday, he faced a softly spoken sporting giant and his attractive wife.

Fiona was obviously impressed.

"The Titans are a great bunch of guys, very professional," she said.

"They seem to be very committed to setting up a strong club in every aspect. They seem to be doing all the right things."

Fiona said both she and her husband were 'happy with the day', but a decision on the 73-Test veteran's future would not be rushed.

"There certainly won't be any decision made today, there has not been any offers put on the table," she said.

"We certainly won't be rushed into anything. We are considering a number of options and we will make a decision when we are ready but we are talking a few weeks rather than the next 24 hours.

"Jonah has a degree of interest in league. I couldn't say what the chances are of us living on the Gold Coast next year but it is a viable option."

Lomu still has the physical aura of the man that dominated world rugby with his powerhouse running for the All Blacks through the 1990s.

Outwardly there appear no signs of the serious illness that curtailed the career of the first rugby superstar of the professional era.

At the end of 1996, Lomu was diagnosed as having nephrotic syndrome, a rare and serious kidney disorder.

He had a kidney transplant in July, 2004.

Lomu returned to the playing field in 2005, but has since had serious shoulder and ankle injuries and was unable to attract a Super 14 contract for 2007.

Yesterday, Fiona said her husband's fitness was 'great'.

"If there was a game on now and he was available he would be out there," she said.

Read more GC Bulletin

Headache for Willie

By Steve Mascord

AUSTRALIAN prop Willie Mason is in doubt for Saturday's return Tri-Nations bout against New Zealand on Saturday after pulling out of training yesterday with bleeding from the nose and a severe headache.

Mason was named yesterday in coach Ricky Stuart's side for the Telstra Dome grudge match after scans cleared him of a crack to the right eye socket.

However, the Bulldogs giant has been suffering migraines and dizziness this week in the wake of his much-publicised collision with Kiwi forward David Kidwell.

"Basically he's had a whack in the head and today at training he suffered bleeding from the nostril which is not that surprising," team doctor Hugh Hazard said.

"It's like anything, it will be a matter of observation over the next few days. If it doesn't settle down, he won't play."

The drama compounds a week of tension following the Australians' bruising first-up win.

Hazard was called from a sideline conversation to attend to Mason 20 minutes from the end of a long, physical training run.

After conferring with the doctor, Mason sat out the rest of the session alongside fellow props Mark O'Meley and Petero Civoniceva who trained separately because of niggling injuries.

As Mason fought to be fit for the what is being billed as his square-up with Melbourne's Kidwell:

. Australia called up one player who had turned down the Kiwis, Anthony Tupou, for his debut on Saturday while another Kiwi conscientious objector, Antonio Kaufusi, joined the squad.

. The green-and-golds' coach held talks with referees boss Robert Finch about aspects of British referee Ashley Klein's style, including the 10m.

. Lock Reni Maitua, ruled out for the rest of the tournament with an ankle injury, hit out at Cairns-born NZ fullback Brent Webb for turning his back on Australia.

. Stuart said Mason would "keep his mouth shut" during the haka this week.

Team changes made by the Kangaroos involved Sydney Roosters' Tupou coming on to the bench, with reserve Andrew Ryan moving into the second row and Luke O'Donnell shunted to lock.

Read more Courier Mail

WELLENS COMPLETES AWARDS HAT-TRICK
Paul Wellens received further recognition being named Rugby League Writers' player of the year.
MANLY OFFER TO TAKE ON SAINTS
Manly Sea Eagles have boldly offered to take the place of Brisbane Broncos in February's World Club Challenge.
CHARLES MAKES TIGERS SWITCH
Relegated Castleford have signed Salford loose forward Chris Charles on a 12-month contract.
HULL QUARTET CALLED UP
England have included four members of Hull's beaten Grand Final team in their squad to face France.
LIONS RIGHT TO BE WARY OF LYON
Ian Laybourn relfects on Jamie Lyon's successful spell in the British game.
GRIFFIN WALKS WITH GIANTS
Huddersfield Giants have signed prop forward Darrell Griffin from Wakefield on a three-year contract.
BRADFORD TO RENEW SOLOMONA INTEREST
Bradford will renew their attempt to sign Wakefield's New Zealand forward David Solomona.
LEIGH APPOINT SHAW AS COACH
Leigh have appointed Australian Darren Shaw as their new coach in place of Tony Benson.
HAPE RETURNS FOR NEW ZEALAND
Bradford Bulls winger Shontayne Hape will slot straight back into the New Zealand starting XIII against Australia. Read more Sporting Life

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Queensland Player looking for a club in Ireland
My son Liam Rathbone is at present in Ireland and is looking for a game. He has played 1st grade for Souths in the Toowoomba [QLD]competition for the last 4 years. Liam is 22 years old and plays anywhere in the back line.

He has represented Toowoomba on several occasions and also represented South West Queensland in the State titles in the Under 19 grade in 2001. Any assistance with a contact in Ireland would be appreciated.

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Fremantle Rugby League Football Club
Fremantle Rugby League Football club, the oldest club in the west would like to invite any player or coach looking for a team to play for and or coach to make contact with Darrell(Taffy)Evans in the first instance.

We are a very happy club and are now in the rebuilding phase. We made the semi's in 1st, premiers and ladies competition this season.

There is plenty of work available and accomodation can be found so, cross the big beach to WA and come on down to the mighty Roosters.
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Sport Scientist /Physical trainer/Conditioner seeks position

Dr. Ankeb� Kruger (D.O.B 1979/10/21)
Objective Sport Scientist /Physical trainer/Conditioner

Experience 2002-2006 North-West University Potchefstroom, SA
Sport Scientist

* 4 years working experience as sport scientist in the Institute of
Sport Science and development at the North-West University.
* Scientific testing of the Australian Cricket Team
* Scientific testing of the South African Women's Hockey team.

2004-2006 Hockey Potchefstroom, SA Physical trainer/Head Conditioner
* Gold medal at the South African Student Sport Union (SASSU)
Tournament (Women's team)
* Gold medal at the U/21 Inter Provincial Hockey Tournament
(Women's team)
* 4th Place at the Senior Inter Provincial Hockey Tournament
(Women's team)
* Second place in the Gauteng Premier League (Women's team)
* Silver medal at the South African Student Sport Union Tournament
(Men's team)
* Winners of the Gauteng League (Men's team)
* Assist the South African National Men's Hockey team with their
physical preparation for the 2006 World Cup in Germany

2005 Tennis Potchefstroom, SA Physical trainer/Head Conditioner
* Gold medal at the South African Student Sport Union (SASSU)
Tournament (Women's team)
* Bronze medal at the South African Student Sport Union (SASSU)
Tournament (Men's team)

2005 Soccer Potchefstroom, SA Physical trainer
* Assist the South African U/23 Men's soccer team with their
physical preparation during a training camp in Potchefstroom

Contact
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Sport Science Consultant
School for Biokinetics, Recreation and Sport Science
North West University
Potchefstroom
South Africa

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Batemans Bay Tigers RLFC
Batemans Bay Tigers RLFC play in the Group 7 Competition on the South Coast of NSW. We are currently seeking Captain/Coaches, Coaches and players for our First, Reserve and Under 18 grades for the 2007 season.

We are also looking for Front Row Forwards, Centres and utility backs.

All enquiries should be made to
The Secretary,
P.O Box 78
Batemans Bay.
NSW 2536
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Helensvale Senior Rugby League Club Inc
Helensvale Senior Rugby League Club are inviting players to register for the 2007 to compete in the Gold Coast Smartlent Cup. Players are required for A-Grade, Reserve Grade & Colts (U19's).

Sign on nights are Thursday 12th & 19th October 6.00pm-8.00pm at the Helensvale Hornets Ground, Dalley Park Dr. Monterey Keys.

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Goondiwindi Rugby League Club
We are seeking coaches for A grade, Reserve grade, Under 18's for the 2007 season. Goondiwindi is situated on the Queensland/NSW border and play in the Toowoomba rugby league competition which has 11 teams competing.
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BAMBER BRIDGE AMATEUR RUGBY LEAGUE CLUB

WE ARE IN NEED OF A COACH FOR OUR AMATEUR RUGBY LEAGUE CLUB AND AN ASSISTANT IF POSSIBLE.

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2007 World Club Challenge could be cancelled

The winners of Saturday's Super League Grand Final between St Helens and Hull would normally kick off next season with a challenge match against newly-crowned NRL champions Brisbane Broncos.

But the Broncos say they will give their international players an eight-week rest at the end of the Tri-Nations Series in late November, which casts doubt over the annual challenge match due to be held on the first weekend in February.

"It's uncertain at this stage," NRL chief operating officer Graham Annesley told the Sydney Telegraph.

"You can understand the Broncos' position. We certainly don't want the game to be a farce."

Brisbane chief executive Bruno Cullen said his club's policy was to give every player six weeks off, assess their fitness and then grant them another two.

"If our players involved in the Tri-Nations get eight weeks off then that will take them right up to the week of the World Club Challenge," said Cullen.

The Challenge has been held in Britain ever since it was re-instated in the international calendar seven years ago and has been won by the Super League champions five times out of six.

There was a strong possibility of the Australian champions hosting the next event, but it may now be shelved. Read more Sporting Life

Inglis avoids the bus, now for the Kiwis
A MAN was hit by a bus outside the Australian team's hotel in Auckland yesterday. Poor bloke was in a sorry state, knocked senseless, bleeding everywhere. There was a glimpse of a green tracksuit pant as his stretcher was shoved into the back of the ambulance and breathless conspiracy theorists immediately started putting two and two together and coming up with Australian Test rookie Greg Inglis being the claret-stained victim and New Zealand coach Brian McClennan driving the bus.

Hooker Gorrell says au revoir to St George Illawarra but he'll still be a Dragon
ST GEORGE Illawarra hooker Aaron Gorrell has rejected an offer from Cronulla to sign with French club Les Catalans Dragons and he may be joined in Super League next season by Parramatta prop Michael Vella. Read more SMH

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LHF HEALTHLAN NATIONAL LEAGUE 3 2006 - GRAND FINAL

BRAMLEY BUFFALOES 30 HEMEL STAGS 8 - Halliwell Jones Stadium

Emotional scenes greeted Bramley Buffaloes as the West Leeds outfit picked up the second trophy in their illustrious history, three years after their re-formation.

Founder members of the code in 1895, it took until 1973 for the Villagers to lay their hands on their first silverware and the 2006 vintage now joins the select band after a hard fought win over the Stags; avenging last season's two point Grand Final heartbreaker.

Hull Kingston Rovers back in Super League
Hull Kingston Rovers claimed a place in Super League for the first time after crushing Widnes in last night's National League One Grand Final at Warrington.

The east Yorkshire team ended a memorable season on a high by securing a return to the big time after a 12-year absence while Widnes were condemned to a second year in the National League.

Rovers' handsome victory confirmed the boom on Humberside, with neighbours Hull FC through to next Saturday's Super League Grand Final against St Helens and no doubt relishing the return of the big derby.
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Selectors put necks on Lyon

By Phil Gould

THE selection of Jamie Lyon to represent Australia in the coming Tri-Nations series is a disgrace and the ARL should have stepped in to annul this decision.

I've nothing against Lyon - in fact, I'm a fan of his ability, and he could easily turn out to be the best player in this competition.

But that doesn't justify his shock inclusion. This charade simply delivers another black eye to the selection process for our national team.
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Lockyer wants two more years
Darren Lockyer has given the Kangaroos a huge boost, declaring his intention to play all the way through to the 2008 World Cup.
Selectors put necks on Lyon
THE selection of Jamie Lyon to represent Australia in the coming Tri-Nations series is a disgrace and the ARL should have stepped in to annul this decision.
Injury cloud has silver lining for Roos pair
EVEN if they miss the opening game of the Tri-Nations through injury, Justin Hodges and Jarryd Hayne won't lose ground in their attempts to make their Australian debuts.
Solomona ruled out of Tri-Nations
The Kiwis have suffered another setback in their Tri-Nations rugby league title defence with second rower David Solomona ruled out because of an arm injury. Read more SMH

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MORGAN "PRIVILEGED" TO COACH HULL KR
Hull Kingston Rovers coach Justin Morgan tonight spoke of his pride after guiding his club to a place in Super League.
HULL KR BACK IN SUPER LEAGUE
Hull KR are back in Super League after beating Widnes 29-16 in the National League One Grand Final.
MORGAN RELIEVED AFTER PROMOTION WIN
Post-match reaction to Hull KR's 29-16 victory over Widnes in the LHF National League One Grand Final.
EAGLES SOAR INTO NATIONAL LEAGUE ONE
Sheffield Eagles clinched promotion to LHF National League One with a runaway win over Swinton.
AWARDS FOR BRIERS AND KEAR
Warrington captain Lee Briers has been named Super League player of the month for September.
COLEY SHOCKED BY GB CALL
Andy Coley's Great Britain call-up took him by surprise, the Salford player has admitted.
SHARP DESERVES CREDIT - SWAIN
Captain Richard Swain has praised coach Peter Sharp for his role in Hull's success this season.
VIKINGS TO REACH PROMISED LAND
Our pundit Ian Millward previews this afternoon's domestic play-off action.
SOLOMONA OUT OF TRI-NATIONS
David Solomona has withdrawn from New Zealand's Tri-Nations squad with an arm injury.
LOGAN SWANS OFF BACK HOME
Warrington back-row forward Logan Swann has signed a one-year deal with New Zealand Warriors.
COLEY CALLED UP BY GREAT BRITAIN
Salford forward Andy Coley has been called into the Great Britain squad for the Tri-Nations.
MILLARD WIGAN-BOUND
Former London Broncos and Widnes hooker Shane Millard is expected to join Wigan.
DOWES HAILS HULL SPIRIT
Hull's Ewan Dowes believes team spirit is the main reason for their Grand Final appearance.
HORNETS SIGN DUO
Rochdale have signed Simon Baldwin and Byron Smith. Read more Sporting Life

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Thurston hoping Origin combo up to Test
A LACK of recent matches will count against North Queensland's Johnathan Thurston in his duel with St George Illawarra's Ben Hornby for the halfback position in Saturday's opening Tri-Nations match against New Zealand in Auckland.
Lockyer counting on 2008 cup
FOR the man whose age is also the number of Test matches he has played, Darren Lockyer is not about to give up the count. Read more The Australian

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Meeting will determine Australia's Tri-Nations halfback
A meeting between two of rugby league's greatest halfbacks - who played more than 500 first grade games - will determine who replaces Andrew Johns as Australia's Tri-Nations halfback. Test coach Ricky Stuart will hold discussions with assistant coach Allan Langer to determine whether Ben Hornby or Johnathan Thurston takes over as the Kangaroos' new No. 7. Read more Courier Mail

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EUROPEAN RUGBY LEAGUE DEVELOPMENT NEWS UPDATE
CENTURIONS INVADE TALLINN
Next Saturday, 14th October - while Great Britain gears up for the engage Super League Grand Final at Old Trafford and the Gillette Tri-Nations begins in Auckland - a party from LHF Healthplan National League 3 side St Albans Centurions will travel to Estonia to help continue the spread of the code there.
NORWAY GETS FIRST TASTE OF JUNIOR RUGBY LEAGUE
Hannestad primary school in Sarpsborg, south east Norway has staged the first junior rugby league tournament in the country, with eight teams taking part in a day-long extravaganza. The initiative was organised by Australian-born teacher Justin Ryan who has been coaching between 70 and 80 youngsters in the sport since last February. RLEF

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Watch out world, it's Willie's little bro
HE'S desperate to make it to the top in rugby league, has massive hands and already wears size 13 shoes. And he's 15 years old. And he's Willie Mason's brother.
I wouldn't have Lyons in NRL: Sterlo
PARRAMATTA great Peter Sterling has launched a stinging attack on Jamie Lyon, saying he wouldn't have him in the Test side or even in the NRL.
Dragons duo share honours
CENTRE Mark Gasnier and prop Jason Ryles have been named joint winners of the St George Illawarra player-of-the-year award.
When Smith stood down, Hayne stood up and counted for Taylor
JARRYD Hayne believed he would have failed to play first grade - let alone made Australia's Test squad - if Brian Smith had remained coach at Parramatta.
My island home keeps me on the strait and narrow
Broncos forward Sam Thaiday has cracked the big time with an NRL premiership and Australian Test selection but his heart lies on tiny Yam Island in the Torres Strait, Daniel Lane writes.
Bennett seething as dud-ref calls steal Locky's limelight
A FURIOUS Wayne Bennett has slammed the refereeing controversy that tainted the Broncos' grand final victory and claimed Test captain Darren Lockyer "has to do the near-impossible" to stand beside players such as Andrew Johns as one of the all-time greats because he's from Queensland, not NSW.
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COLEY CALLED UP BY GREAT BRITAIN
Salford forward Andy Coley has been called into the Great Britain squad for the tri-nations.
MILLARD WIGAN-BOUND
Former London Broncos and Widnes hooker Shane Millard is expected to join Wigan.
DOWES HAILS HULL SPIRIT
Hull's Ewan Dowes believes team spirit is the main reason for their Grand Final appearance.
HORNETS SIGN DUO
Rochdale have signed Simon Baldwin and Byron Smith.
FINALS DAY SELLS OUT
The LHF National League Grand Finals day has been declared a sell-out for the third successive year.
WEBSTER CLOSES IN ON SUPER LEAGUE
Hull KR captain James Webster is just 80 minutes away from realising his Super League dream.
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Fiji crush Cook Islands 40-4 in league
A 16-point haul from St George Illawarra's Wes Naiqama moved Fiji to within a step of a Rugby League World Cup berth following a 40-4 win over Cook Islands.
Fiji downs Greece in league friendly
Sacked South Sydney assistant coach Arthur Kitinas plotted the downfall of the land of his forefathers as Fiji A beat Greece 34-12 in a rugby league friendly.
Smith throws No.9 gauntlet to Buderus
Kangaroos hooker Cameron Smith has thrown down the challenge to league Test incumbent Danny Buderus, saying he won't give up the No.9 jumper without a fight. Read more Yahoo Sport

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Fears, family and the future
STUART Raper feared for the well-being of his family in the hours leading up to his humiliating sacking as Shark's coach.
Maitua's wake-up call
KANGAROOS debutant Reni Maitua has revealed he was on the verge of depression before his father intervened to save his career.
Hodges/Hayne to prove fitness
INJURED Test hopefuls Justin Hodges and Jarryd Hayne have 24 hours to prove their fitness after failing to train with their Tri-Nations team-mates.
Angry official quits
SYDNEY Roosters first-grade manager, life member and 37-year official Bob Johnson has angrily quit, declaring "the club is going backwards". Read more Sunday Telegraph

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It's a test of time
INJURED Test aspirants Justin Hodges and Jarryd Hayne have only 24 hours to prove their fitness after failing to train with their Australian teammates in Sydney yesterday.
Seven lucky Broncos
AUSTRALIAN coach Ricky Stuart is confident Brisbane's seven-strong contingent in the Kangaroos squad for the Tri-Nations series will not have any post-premiership letdowns.
League will miss Webcke
Coach Wayne Bennett tells why Shane Webcke will leave such a big impression on rugby league in this edited foreword to the big prop's autobiography.
How Locky beat black dog of failure
BRISBANE skipper Darren Lockyer has revealed that heart-to-heart talks with coach Wayne Bennett during the darkest days of the year set the Broncos on the path to premiership glory.
Storm in a teacup
Mike Colman calls time out on referee-bashing over the NRL grand final. Read more Sunday Mail

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Ravens end season flying high
With the first season in the national conference now behind them the Kent Ravens finish off a memorable 2006 season by holding their spectacular awards dinner last weekend. The turn out was great as the first award of the evening went to the top point scorers with Paula Cooper picking up this award for the second year running and by setting a new club record 16 year old Thomas Claridge pick up the men's version.

If you are interested in playing for any of the Kent Ravens in 2007, sponsoring or volunteering then please get into touch with the club on 07707 852 952 or email kentravens@... and you can also see our web site at www.kentravens.co.uk

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Hull 19 defeated Bradford 12
Hull are through to their first Super League Grand Final after dashing Bradford's bid for a sixth successive trip to Old Trafford. The east Yorkshire club became only the fifth team in the 11 years of Super League to reach the Grand Final and will take on favourites St Helens next Saturday with confidence after their 19-12 win. Click here for photographs of Hull v Bradford Final. Read more Sporting Life

INJURED WILD RULED OUT
Huddersfield's Stephen Wild has withdrawn from Great Britain's stand-by squad for the Tri-Nations Series.
REDS SIGN HALLIWELL
Salford have continued their recruitment for 2007 with the signing of centre Danny Halliwell from Leigh.
KELLY NAMES SIX VIKINGS
Ireland coach Andy Kelly has included six players from Widnes Vikings in his squad.
HENDERSON SET FOR SCOTLAND DEBUT
Bradford hooker Ian Henderson is set to make his Scotland debut against Wales later this month.
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Underdone last year: Mason
WILLIE MASON has admitted he should not have been selected in the Kangaroos squad last season that lost a series for the first time in 27 years.
No favouritism behind Tupou selection: Stuart
HE has not played State of Origin, has played just three years in the NRL and is the only Roosters player in the Australian squad. Could Anthony Tupou be the teacher's pet?
Tougher tests for big-game TV rights
FREE-TO-AIR television stations face a tougher "use it or lose it" test for sports broadcasts under a push by Coalition MPs to stop hoarding by networks. Read more The Australian

Chris Walker's overture to join Roosters
FORMER Queensland State of Origin centre Chris Walker has issued an SOS call for a second chance at the Roosters under new coach Chris Anderson.
Kangaroos may go retro
THE Kangaroos may revert to wearing an original maroon and blue jersey in the World Cup year as part of rugby league's centenary celebrations. Read more Courier Mail

BARLA V MANLY Select at Dewsbury on Wednesday

BARLA entertain a Manly Select Side part of the NRL's Manly Sea Eagles at Dewsbury Rams RLFC on Wednesday 11th October, 7.30pm kick off.

It will be the opening game of the Australian sides short tour who arrived here on Sunday and sure to be a fast physical between both sides. BARLA will be hoping to gain a notable victory over the Australian side that they last played at the famous Brookvale Oval in 2004 when they went down 22-10 in the opening game of their tour.

BARLA skipper who held the Skanska Cup aloft on Wednesday following a 40-16 win over The Army is ready for the clash and is hoping for good support at the game, " It will be a belter, I played in the game against Manly in Australia and like all Australian sides they will be tough.

"They will be jet lagged like BARLA were when we played over there so we will need to get them on the back foot and it will be a great game.
Hopefully there will be a big crowd on at Dewsbury following our recent success.

"It is a small compact stadium with a good atmosphere and I'm sure that Thornhill Trojans supporters will be there supporting Craig Holmes, Scott Woodcock and I. But I would ask for supporters from clubs all over the country to come and give the lads your support and a BARLA win."

Unbeaten Manager Mick Turner is looking forward to the clash, " I'm am looking forward to playing Manly and the side will give there all against.

"We lost twenty two ten at the Brookvale Oval in 2004 and I thought they conned us a little bit over there. They played us when we still had jet lag and they ended up putting one or two first teamers in plus a few guests and turned us over in the end.

"I felt after that game that we could have beaten them if we had had time to settle in. This time they are in the same situation as us."

BARLA Chair Spen Allison, " I'm expecting a very exciting game, I'm fully aware of what Manly Sea Eagles have got to offer and I think the BARLA side will lift themselves to another level and have enough petrol in the tank to get a famous victory.

"There will be no motivation needed whatsoever because at the end of the day it's the old enemy, Great Britain v Australia. I'm not interested in the politics of the game about who calls themselves what, it's Great Britain v Australia and it will be a superb spectacle and anyone who doesn't attend will be the losers on what could be a great and historic night for the amateur game.

" It will be Manly's first game which be an advantage to us but they will be well prepared. I know Phil Foster of old and I would like to say that Phil Foster is a personal friend and that he will have prepared his squad and will be ready for anything we throw at them. I feel; if we get our act together and we play to our full potential we could come out of this with a result

"I am hoping that anybody and everybody who has an interest in rugby league attends the Ram Stadium and give this talented BARLA team there full support in what will be an exciting and enthralling game"

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Jye captains team

SINGLETON junior Jye Bayley has returned from a successful tour of Queensland with the NSW Country under 16 team.
Jye had the honour of being selected to captain the team while on tour.

The tour began with a game against a Northern NSW / Gold Coast Titans Development team at Burleigh Heads, which the Country NSW boys won 28 points to 6.

The tour then moved to Kingaroy to prepare for the game against the fancied Queensland Academy Of Sport (QAS) team.

The game was played at nearby Nanango.

Although Jye was injured in the first half, he returned to the field at half time to take part in a memorable victory over the QAS boys.

The score was 20 points to 14.

Jye now takes part in the summer training squad with the Newcastle Knights SG Ball squad before visiting the AIS in Canberra later in October where he has been invited to trial.

If all goes well at the trial, a two year scholarship will be on offer from the AIS.

Jye had to perform consistently well in a number of representative matches to gain selection in the NSW Country team.

First he was picked as part of the Group 21 side that took part in the country championships in Coffs Harbour at the end of last month.

After starring in that tournament, he was picked to play for North NSW Country and went into camp on July 8, and then took on South Country on July 10.

After another strong performance, he was selected in the NSW Country side as hooker.

Jye's aim is to play in the NRL and after selection in the country team and making the Newcastle Knights train on side, it is a goal that is not out of reach.

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Broncos Pay Tribute to Rod Frahm

Ergon Energy Broncos managing director Bruno Cullen has today paid tribute to Toowoomba Clydesdales director Rod Frahm, who collapsed and died at the Broncos Presentation Ball in Brisbane on Thursday night.

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An extract from RLCM Book 21

The Need for Innovators & Creativity in Rugby League

Written by Robert Rachow

With Dennis Ward & Don Oxenham

Sports coaching and freedom of thought can often appear as two mutually exclusive entities. After all, isn't coaching all about a sequential chain of popular teachings? A mentor passes on instructions to a variety of coaches, who then impart that same information on senior athletes, who in turn pass it onto the less
experienced athletes.

Continued from last week..

Such is the changing face of League in regards to onfield rules and off-field business, that the hierarchy are frequently caught clinging to outdated ideologies.

This occurs at all Levels of the game.

For the benefit of League's progression, it is encouraged that all people involved approach decisions with a clean slate as opposed to bias or popular opinion. Understandably the hardest difficulty is not so much listening to new ideas, but removing the old ones.

After 40- 50 years, perception can be so deeply ingrained that it shackles you from seeing the benefits that others might so clearly see.

Quite often there is also a deep fear of failure or perhaps even a fear of courage.

This last statement may sound particularly puzzling, for indeed 'fear of courage' is a contradictory term, at least in the literary sense.

What it purports to is a characteristic well inbred in Australian culture - the reluctance to look like a lair, a smart ass, a show pony.

Few terms in the Aussie lexicon are more derogatory, for from a young age it is melded into children's psyche that upstaging others and doing things differently is anything but a badge of honour.

BREEDING CONFIDENCE IN RUGBY LEAGUE PLAYERS

It is argued there are six components that can be used to breed confidence - success, experience, responsibility, recognition, autonomy and status. All of these traits have avenues of implementation in Rugby League.

With success and experience, it is a matter of achieving a delicate balance to nurture the growth of the individual. A player must feel they are competent enough at a particular level before attempting to conquer the next one. This is applicable to fitness regimes, skill drills or even moving from one grade up to the next.

At the same time though, holding players back for too long can stunt their development and give them an obscured view of what expectations have been placed upon them. Essentially the aim is to create an environment that provides a fairly constant level of success with ongoing developmental experience.

Responsibility comes in many forms. It may be as obvious as making somebody captain or it could mean emphasising the importance of a certain position to the team.

For example, the coach could stress how integral the winger's kick return is to setting up the next attacking possession. Obviously this wouldn't be enforced to the point of being a burden, but just enough to give the player a sense of importance within the team.

Recognition also lends itself to various modes of use. Quite often a heartfelt acknowledgment in front of teammates or parents can mean as much to a player as receiving a trophy at the end-of-year presentations.

Factors such as timing, sincerity and personality of the player should all be taken into consideration to give the greatest impact.

One subtle way of encouraging confidence and, in turn, innovative play, is to have an unspoken rule of autonomy.

This could apply to the whole team or just to certain individuals within the side. If there is a talented player who makes those around him/her better, than a mutual understanding of free reign can benefit the whole team.

However stating this aloud could cause a number of problems. It may make teammates either resentful or overawed and it may also trigger the player to try things which aren't within their usual character.

To be continued....

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South Newcastle Rugby League Club
South Newcastle Rugby League Club is based in the Newcastle competition and is seeking the services of an experienced half-back / five-eight for the 2007 season.

Please contact:

Phil Brown
Football Administrator
South Newcastle Rugby Leagues Club
PO Box 207
Merewether NSW 2291
Phone: 02 4963 5085
Fax: 02 4963 1196
Mobile 0410 198059
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Central District Rugby League
Central District Rugby League is based in Elizabeth, South Australia. We have recently finished the rugby league season and are now looking to 2007.

We are looking for any players for the senior and junior teams who are interested in playing for the club to please contact Ritchie on the e-mail address. Brit-lion81@...

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BURDEKIN ROOSTERS RUGBY LEAGUE CLUB
THE BURDEKIN ROOSTERS RUGBY LEAGUE CLUB BASED IN AYR, NORTH QUEENSLAND IS NOW SEEKING EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST FROM QUALITY A GRADE PLAYERS FOR THE 2007 SEASON. WE CURRENTLY PLAY IN THE 7 TEAM TOWNSVILLE DISTRICT RUGBY LEAGUE
COMPETITION.

WITH THE NORTH QUEENSLAND COWBOYS UP THE ROAD OPPORTUNITIES ARE
ENDLESS. WE HAVE A TOUGH YOUNG SIDE WHO HAVE FEATURED IN THE FINALS SINCE 2000 ALONG THE WAY PICKING UP PREMIERSHIPS IN 00, 01(UNDEFEATED) AND 03.

THERE ARE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE AND GOOD MONEY FOR THE QUALITY OF THE PLAYER. SO IF YOU ENJOY FISHING, HAVING A BEER AND EARNING SOME MONEY PLAYING TOUGH FOOTY CONTACT STEVE ON

0438 124 030
07 47 831 599
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UTS Jets RLFC
The UTS Jets RLFC is inviting applications for the position of Head Coach for season 2007. The club plays in the NSW Tertiary League (Saturday Competition) against fellow metropolitan universities.

First grade premiers in 2006, the club is based at Tempe Reserve & enjoys a close affiliation with the Newtown Jets RLFC. The post would suit an experienced A Grade level (or higher) coach who is enthusiastic & looking to work with a successful & ambitious club.

The opportunity to be involved in the Tertiary League's extensive state & international representative program is also available.

For all enquiries contact:
Michael Smith
Vice President
UTS Jets RLFC
ph. 02 8741 0424
email: michaels@...

Thirlmere-Tahmoor Senior RLFC
Thirlmere-Tahmoor Senior RLFC are seking players for the 2007 season in 1st, resrves and U18's.
We are in the NSWCRL Group 6 competion just 1 hour out of Sydney anybody interested please contact

The secretary
TTSRLFC
PO Box 18 Thirlmere
NSW 2571
email:nswweedcontrol@...

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Australian Women's Rugby League
The Australian Women's Rugby League is seeking qualified persons to fill the following positions for its Australian WRL Representative team.

HEAD TRAINER - min Level 2 FAO certification
TRAINER - min Level 1 FAO certification
TEAM OPERATIONS MANAGER - relevant experience

The successful persons will be required to attend various training camps and sessions as scheduled by the AWRL Board and will also partake in a two Test Series against New Zealand in February 2007.

The AWRL will cover transport and accommodation expenses for the Tour only.

All other costs shall be at the own individual's expense.

For a job description download via the AWRL website:
http://awrljillaroos.leaguenet.com.au

or contact the AWRL SECRETARY on 0430 172 987.

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CAPALABA WARRIORS REQUIRE COACHES FOR 2007
Capalaba JRLFC are calling for nominations for a Coaching Director and all teams from Under 7 through to Under 18's and all 2nd Division teams. For those who are new to coaching, courses are organised through the club at no cost to the applicant.

All Coaches must hold a current Child Suitability Card (Blue Card)or be willing to apply for this card.

Please forward all application to:
The Secretary,
Capalaba Junior Rugby League Club
P.O. Box 346
Capalaba 4157

Any queries contact Peter Jarrett on 0419 576 800 or email capalabawarriors@...

COACHING APPLICATION FOR PINE RIVERS 2007
Pine Rivers JRLFC would like to invite applications for persons interested in coaching for 2007.

Pine Rivers is a family orientated club offering teams in all ages groups from Under 7 to Under 18, Ladies U17 and Open Women, Under 20, 22, and Opens.

Applicants must hold a coaching certificate or be prepared to obtain one (at the clubs expense), hold a Blue Card or obtain one(through the club) and comply to the Clubs rules and regulations.

Applications close for opens teams(including U20/22) by 6th October, all other junior teams by 20th October Opens and development squads pre-season training starts November.

Applications in writing to:
The Secretary
P O Box 566
Kallangur Qld 4503

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Wynnum Manly JRLFC
Applications are invited for Coaches in Senior grades for the 2007 season.

Strappers required for Senior Grades. In particular we are looking for suitably qualified applicants whom can demonstrate the ability to progress our already successful Junior A sides towards grade football.

Wynnum Manly Juniors is firmly committed to ongoing coach education. We provide fully funded coaches camps and courses. We are proudly affiliated with the Wynnum Seagulls and the Brisbane Broncos.

If you wish to join the most progressive coaching team in South East QLD please send your application to:

Email ASAP to john.p.allan@... or fax to John Allan at (07)3348 8414

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Halifax ARLFC
Halifax ARLFC are desperate to require the services of a half back with a good kicking game, good distribution skills and a good attitude.

We are looking for someone young and ambitious with Queensland Cup or NRL experience. We are a National League One team looking to gain promotion to the Super League, so don't apply if you haven't played a good standard of football.
If you fit the bill send your c.v. to matt.calland@...

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Coffs Harbour Comets RLFC
The Coffs Harbour Comets RLFC is seeking the services of Captain Coaches/Coaches (minimum Level 1 Coaching certificate)and players for 2007 season.

We play in the Group 2 competition of NSWCRL, situated on the North Coast of NSW. All applications in writing to include remuneration required and resume, addressed to:

The Secretary
Coffs Harbour Comets RLFC
PO Box 6461
Coffs Harbour NSW 2450 or email: trennie@...

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Berkeley Sports Rugby League Football Club
The Club is now accepting applications for the positions of First & Reserve Grade Player Coach and U18's Coach. As well, as qualified conditioner/trainers and interested players for the 2007 Illawarra Tooheys League season.

Contact
Secretary
Richard Ford
PO Box 6
Berkeley NSW 2506 or email to richard.ford@...

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Junee Rugby League Football Club
The Junee Rugby League Football Club is seeking a Captain/Coach for our 2007 First Grade team. We are looking for a 1/2, 5/8, or centre. who can instil discipline and onfield leadership.

Junee play in the NSWCRL Group 9 competition and our town is based right in the middle of the Group so there is not too much travelling. We are prepared to pay the right dollars for the right person.

Enquries to:
The Secretary
P.O Box 32
Junee, 2663 or email to bounder@...

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INNISFAIL LEPRECHAUNS RLFC inc
2003 - 2006 A-Grade Premiers.
2004 - 2005 Major Semi-Finalists
2003 - 2006 Club Championship

Require Services Of Paid Players = Prop = 1/2 Back = Centre

To Play In The Cairns District RL Competition

For the 2007 Season. (11 Team Competition)

Interested Players.
Contact Coach Terry Aquilina
Ph: 07 40643432
Mob: 0419 298 370
Email: taqua@...
P.O Box 147
Wangan Qld
4871
(Plenty of work in area)

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St George Rugby League, Qld
The St George Rugby League club plays in the Roma & District Rugby League competition and are at present seeking expressions of interest for the position of A-Grade player/coach for the 2007 season. Remuneration and employment is open for negotiation.

St George is situated in South-West Qld in the heart of a thriving agricultural area.

For further information on St George and the St George RLFC please visit the following websites.
www.stgeorgeqld.com
www.balonne.qld.gov.au
stgeorgerlfcswq.leaguenet.com.au

Please forward your expression of interest to:

The Secretary,
St George RLFC
PO Box 290 St George QLD 4487.
By 30th October 2006.

For further information please contact:
Kelvin Bella
President
St George RLFC
0428 717 284

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MACLEAY VALLEY MUSTANGS RLFC
The Club is calling for applications for First Grade Captain/Coach for 2007 season. The Mustangs play in the strong CRL Group Two competition on the Mid North Coast of NSW.

In 2006 season the club finished in the top five in all three grades -First, Reserve & Under 18's.

Applications in writing to:

Mr Jeff Haisell
President
Macleay Valley Mustangs RLFC
PO Box 90
WEST KEMPSEY, NSW 2440
or Email: jeffanne@...

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New South Wales Deaf Rugby League
2007 COACHING POSITION
New South Wales Deaf Rugby League is calling for nominations for the position of Head Coach for the 2007 New South Wales Deaf Rugby League side. 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
� 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 and Development Manager
� Immediate Computer skills

Please note this is a voluntary position with possible remuneration to the successful applicant.

Applicants must send written application and resume showing experiences and copies of correct qualifications to:

New South Wales Deaf Rugby League Inc
The President
C/ Dean Hanagan
18 Flynn Crescents
Leumeah Heights
N.S.W 2560

Or you can send applicant to email address hanagan4@... Nominations for this position closes on the 18th November 2006

FORSTER TUNCURRY R.L.F.C
The Club is now accepting applications for the position of First & Reserve Grade Coach/Player Coach and U18's Coach, as well as interested players for the 2007 Group 3 season.
Please email to:medhurst@...

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Edens Landing RLFC
Are looking for coaches, trainers and First Aid officer for season 2007. Edens Landing is a strong club with all but two sides making semi finals in 2006.

With sides from unders 7's to Masters playing, there is sure to be something that will interest coaches of all levels of experience. The major need is for coaches from unders 7's to under 11's, but we also need coaches for older age groups.
For more information email the Coaching Director mickyj@...

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West Arana Hills RLFC
West Arana Hills RLFC Inc is now taking applications for Coaches for the 2007 season. Coaches are required for all age groups from U7's to Opens. All coaches MUST have a current 'Blue Card'.
For further information or an application form, please contact the Club Secretary, Sharlayne Adams on 0412 525 814 or at aranapanthers@...

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"There are different shapes that you can use. Some teams use two block runners on the outside with an inside support. It gives you opportunities to tip the ball back on the inside to drop someone off on the inside, a man on the inside or, to play to one of two options on the outside and then have a sweeper out the back as well." Neil Henry, Assistant Queensland Coach, Assistant NQ Cowboys Coach, 2007 Canberra Raiders Coach.

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WYONG ROOS RLFC

Are taking applications for the following positions for the 2007 season.
Strength and Conditioning Coach and Sports Trainers.
Please send all applications to football@...
or
The Football Administrator
Locked Bag 1,
Gorokan,
NSW.
2263

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PLAYERS & CAPTAIN COACHES

We need Players & Captain Coaches for Country Clubs throughout Australia for the 2007 season.

These clubs offer you:
* Sign On Fee / Signed & Sealed Contract
* Weekly Playing / Coaching Payments
* Incentive Payments to Win Semis, Final & Grandfinal
* Injury Insurance / Removal fees
* Employment
* Accommodation
* Opportunity to Represent & be Recognised by an NRL club
* Quality of life in a country centre where you are the King!

For a 2007 Player / Captain Coach Package email:
decrb@...

Do it today!

We will market you free of charge!

You don't have to pay out a cent up front.

Our commission is deducted from your playing contract at the end of the season. We have been around for 27 years professionally placing quality players to quality country clubs who honour their contracts.

BRUCE BAILEY & ASSOCIATES
Rugby Leagues Consultants Australia
Fax/Phone Newcastle 0249526990

English coach coming to Australia in January 2007
English coach coming to Australia in January 2007, only has a one way ticket! Looking to join an ambitious club with a professional and determined outlook as either Head Coach or Assistant at a good standard of football.

Rugby League experience includes:

* Current Head Coach of National League Three club Dewsbury Celtic (2006)

* Three years experience as an RFL Performance Coach at both Regional and National Camps and Carnivals - part of the games' Sport England World Class Performance Plan.

* Former Doncaster Lakers Reserve Grade Head Coach and first team assistant (2005)

* Head Coach of England rep sides (2002 - 2005) at Student and Amateur level.

* Great Britain Students Assistant coach for tour of Australia, 2003.

References will be supplied from Super League and National League One coaches and players.

I am currently employed as a Sports Studies teacher on a day to day basis, but my real passion lies in rugby league.

For a resume, please email: leeaddison13@...

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Wingham District RLFC
Wingham District RLFC are looking for a Coach or Captain/Coach & Players for 2007 season. We play in the Group 3 NSWCRL competition on the mid north coast of New South Wales.

Applications in writing to the:

Wayne Bridge
Secretary
Wingham District RLFC
PO Box 32
Wingham NSW 2429
17/8
or email: waynebridge01@...

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Moree RLFC
Moree is situated in the northwest of NSW and has a population of 10,000 people and is one of the largest cotton & wheat growing areas in Australia, work should not be a problem. We play in the Group 4 CRL 1st Division competition and has a strong junior & senior based club.

Moree won the competiton in 2002, runners up in 2004, semi finalist in 2005, and we are currently semi finalist this year 2006. Due to a number of players retiring at the end of this season we are seeking players for the 2007 season.

Front row, halfback, and centre are our main positions however we would welcome any player with a good attitude and willing to be a good clubman.

We welcome overseas players, we will help with work, accomodation and match payments can be discussed.If you would like to leave the city life and have a year or two in the bush and play football in one of the toughest groups in country rugby league give us a call or send your details to colourbond@...

Please note that we are more interested in players with a good attitude that can play good honest football than a player with a bad attitude and heaps of ability.

If this is you give us a call.

Grant Squires President 2006 - 0428 526 443
Todd Mitchell 2006 Coach - 02 6751 1827 B/H
Peter Hobday - 0428 160 195.

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Robina Raptors Junior Rugby League Club
The Robina Raptors are located on the Gold Coast only 20 min from CBD and 10 min from the beach.
Our foundation year being 2005, and after a successful 2006 we are currently accepting applications for age groups from under 7's to 14's for coach's, first aiders/trainers. And with our AGM due in October if you are interested in committee positions you are welcome to send in an application.

Send your application to either the secretary,
RRJRLFC
P.O. Box 1260
Mudgeeraba
QLD 4213 or

The Coaching Co- Ordinator reedycreekraptors@...

THE NORTH TAMWORTH BEARS
Est. 1911. Reigning Group 4 Premiers, 2005 Group Club Champions, 2006 Divisional Club Champions, 2006 Wests KO. Winners, undefeated 2006 Minor Premiers (hosting the Major Semi 27/08/06).

We are seeking Coaches, Team Managers and Support Staff for the 2007 season for our U/16, U/18, Reserves and First Grade teams.

ALL current Coaches and support personnel are invited to apply.

APPLICATIONS CLOSE ON 13/10/06.

Address to:
The Secretary,
North Tamworth Bears RLFC
P.O. Box 313
Tamworth 2340

Further information contact:
Gary Chillingworth,
President,
0418 164 913
chillo@...

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Lyon-Villeurbanne Rh�ne RLFC France
Lyon-Villeurbanne Rh�ne RLFC (french elite division) is looking for 3 overseas players for 2006-2007 season.

The positions available are:

* One front-row: big, powerful, good skill ability, offload, strong tackles.

* One lock/back-row: big, powerful, good skill ability, strong tackles,leadership, fast.

* One halback/five-eight: strong, fast, ball skill (catching,passing, evasion...), leadership, kicking and goal kicking game, strong defence

All the three players must have strong experience in Jersey Flegg, Premier League, Queensland Cup or Bartercard Cup (NZ), and under 28 years old

Accomodation is available and will be given and discussed later

Contacts:
p.gorinat@...
lvr13@...

Phone: + 33 6 15 90 56 65
French Student looking for work in a Rugby League Club
French Student in the field of marketing and communication, I'm looking for a 4 months training course (January to April) in a professional Rugby League structure, in England, Australia or New-Zeland.

French League player and very involved in the league's growth, I've developed several projects and can apply my experience in these fields:

- Website creation and management
- Media Management
- Sponsoring management
- Event management
- Development
- Marketing and communication.

It could be really interesting to find a remunerated training course (sb's expenses) with accomodation.

I take care of the Air transport from France.

Do not hesitate to contact me for more informations and my CV

Hugo Lesizza
Contact: hugo.lesizza@...

BELLINGEN VALLEY - DORRIGO RUGBY LEAGUE CLUB
Bellingen Valley - Dorrigo Rugby League Club require Coaches and Players for Season 2007. The club plays in the Group 2 competition on the North Coast of NSW in Australia, and is located just 15 minutes from the beaches of the area.

Coaches are required for 1st Grade, 2nd Grade and Under 18's. Players are also welcome to inquire about opportunities.

Employment opportunities are also available.

Please contact Russell Fensom on 0418 468417 to inquire about this great opportunity to live and play on the North Coast of NSW.

Russell Fensom
Secretary
Bellingen Valley - Dorrigo RLFC
49 Riverside Drive
Urunga 2455

Ph: 0418 468417
Fax: 02 6658 4114

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Minchinbury Jets JRLFC
minchinburyjets.leaguenet.com.au
2007 Coaches required for all ages from under 6's to A/grade.

SATURDAY COMPETITION
Under 6s, Under 7s, Under 8s, Under 9s, Under 10s, Under 11s, Under 12s, Under 13s, Under 14s

SUNDAY COMPETITION
Under 16s, Under 17s, Under 19s, A Grade

Barry Jones
Secretary
jdeels@...

FAIRFAX EAGLES RLC--USA
The Fairfax Eagles RLC are a new franchise for 2007 in the AMNRL in the USA. Based just outside of Washington DC, the Eagles are looking to bolster the playing roster for the 2007 season and beyond. We are looking for players that are commited to winning.

The Eagles have a professional outlook for next season and have already gained the services of a fulltime Sports Conditioner and a Head Coach, born and raised in Newcastle (AUS)with 15 years experience in the game.

Pre season camp will be scheduled for late January 2007 with the season kicking off in late May and running to August.

The Fairfax Eagles are also looking at promoting this great game.

With the 100th year celebration of the game next year, the Fairfax Eagles are looking into is having a Eagle Festival where all clubs from around the world that has the Eagle or the Sea Eagle as a logo /mascot to meet in one venue and play each other.

Sponsorship and commitment is needed for this for this venture.

Check this following website for info on AMNRL www.amnrl.com

To contact me regarding the Eagles or the Eagle Fesival. email: webbgrp@...

Narellan Jets RLFC
Narellan Jets are seeking a Captain/Coach or Coach and paid players for 2007. The Jets play in the CRL Group 6 and whilst 'in the country' are only 40 mins from Sydney CBD and 5 mins from Campbelltown. Great future potential with growing population and large junior base.

The Jets are a successful club - 2005 Minor Premiers, Res Grade Premiers, U18's Premiers, 2004 First & Res Grade Premiers, U18's Grand Finalists & Club Champions, and are looking to achieve that success again for our 30th anniversary year.

Interested players and coaches can contact Steve Pike on 0410 472 010 for a confidential chat or email spikepike27@... for more info.

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University Parkwood Sharks RLFC
University Parkwood Sharks RLC is seeking expressions of interest from coaches, team managers, and trainers for all senior grades (U 19's, Reserves and 1st Grade) for the 2007 season and beyond. We are a progressive club currently playing in the Gold Coast competition and are looking to build on the foundations laid by the merger between Griffith University Rugby League and the Parkwood Sharks in 2006.

We have strong player depth and recruitment potential and are true premiership contenders. This is a golden opportunity to advance your career as Rugby League in our area will only go from strength to strength with the introduction of the Titan's into the NRL in 2007.

For more information about us check us out at www.unisharks.com and forward your expression of interest to admin@...

Playing and coaching in Holland
The NNRLB (Holland RL) are looking for coaches and players for placement within domestic clubs in Holland for the 2007 Launch of the "Nederland Premier Divisie" The League will be an amatuer set up with no payments made to players or coaches but a thirteen week employment contract will be offered once a working visa has been secured. [construction, mechanical, labouring bar work etc etc]

Assistance in finding shared accomodation will be given.

We are looking to place four or five players in EACH of the four new clubs to raise the playing standards of the local Dutch players who are taking up the game (Some for the first time.)

This an opportunity for anyone heading to Europe to become part of the development of the game in Holland.

A great country with a very good standard of living, Holland would be an ideal stop over for any one heading to the UK.

The season is planned to run from April -July.

Individuals or groups of players that are interested contact tomo.karin@... for further details.

Umina Beach RLFC
Umina Beach RLFC are currently calling for Expressions Of Interest for Coaches, Trainers and Medical Staff (must have the appropriate certificates), for the coming 2007 Season.

First Grade
Reserve Grade
Under 19's
Under 17's

We are the current holders of the prestigious "CLAYTON CUP" and also are the defending "PREMIERS" in the Central Coast Division Rugby League Competition.

All enquiries to:
Terry O'Sullivan
President
Umina Beach RLFC
email :bunnies2257@...

BUDGEWOI/BUFF POINT RLFC
The club is now calling for applications for Coaches, Managers, Trainers,etc and also a Head Conditioner for 17,s 19,s reserve and first grade sides.

Send your resume to:
The Secretary
P.O. Box 293
Budgewoi 2262.
or email to sjegan@...

Runaway Bay Junior Rugby League Club
Runaway Bay Junior Rugby League Club (located on the Gold Coast) are currently accepting applications for Coaches, Managers, Trainers and a strength and conditioning coach for the 2007 season. Positions are for ages 7-17.
Contact Damian Driscoll at: damian@...

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Mudgeeraba Redbacks Junior Rugby League Club
Mudgeeraba Redbacks Junior Rugby League Club (located on the Gold Coast) are currently accepting applications for Coaches, Assistants, Managers, Trainers, Selectors for all ages (U7-U17) for the 2007 season.

Enquiries can be made by contacting the:

Coaching Director on 0408 882167 or e-mail:bgabriel@... or
Club President on 0431 081851 or e-mail:andrewgosper@...

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Whitsunday Brahmans Rugby League Club
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LHF Healthplan National League 3 - Final Eliminator Hemel Stags 27 d Warrington Wizards 16
First will play second to start the Halliwell Jones triple-header in next weekend's National Three Grand Final after the Stags triumphed in a terrific clash. Two tries from Chris Heinke in the third quarter swung the game Hemel's way after the sides had been locked at 8-8 at half time, which means that the Stags will celebrate the end of their 25th continuous year of playing the code with the biggest game in their history. RFL

Graham Lowe: Bennett laid a trap and it worked

The Broncos wound the clock back and blew the Storm out of the game.

There's been 100 different names for it since Aussie league legend Duncan Thompson came up with his "contract football" in the 1920s.

Thompson would get his forwards hitting the tackle, spinning and then support players coming through were under contract to take the ball off him, keep it alive and open up space out wide.

And if you asked Broncos coach Wayne Bennett after last night's grand final he'd be the first to acknowledge Thompson's contribution to the game plan.

Sure the offloads weren't there but it was that short passing game up the middle that pulled in the Melbourne defence and swung it for the Broncos.

It allowed Brisbane to get a roll on and took Melbourne away from what they've done all season.

That contract football style allowed Darren Lockyer to sit on the edges move the game around the park as he wanted to.

He hardly seemed involved at times but his presence was their to guide the final pass or kick and keep the Broncos rolling on.

And the Broncos defence was outstanding, they were on the rack a few times but didn't flinch.

It was a hugely disappointing game from the Storm.

Tactically they were just blown out of the water.

Man for man Melbourne have shown all season they are the better side.

But they fell into Bennett's trap last night and tried to take the Broncos on at their own game.

It just didn't work for them.

The Storm outsmarted themselves by playing dumb football.

They should have been running out of dummy-half and running the Broncos ragged.

The Broncos will look back at this one and wonder why Melbourne didn't drag them from sideline to sideline.

Player for player Brisbane should never have won, because the Storm had the better players. But Brisbane stuck to contract football.

It's dull to watch and gives the opposition an inflated ego of themselves.

They think, "Geez. we can do the same thing and try to take the Broncos on at their own game".

It won't go down as one of the great grand finals. But those who know the contract football system will sit back and smile. NZ Herald

Bennett still the master
Brisbane coach Wayne Bennett is still the master, with six grand final wins, after the Broncos overcame Melbourne 15-8 at Telstra Stadium.
Lockyer's heroes embrace their victory
THE Broncos hard man Shane Webcke was farewelled in the most glorious fashion, and coach Wayne Bennett picked up his sixth NRL premiership when the Brisbane Broncos beat the Melbourne Storm 15-8 in a controversial and historic grand final last night.
Oh God, they've thrilled Kenny
BRETT Kenny played in five grand finals in one of rugby league's toughest eras. But it had nothing on watching one from the sidelines as a coach.
Second-half brilliance puts Bradford in reach of sixth title
LONDON: New Zealand winger Lesley Vainikolo scored a breathtaking 90-metre solo try as Bradford beat Warrington 40-24 to move one match away from a sixth successive grand final appearance.
Blair switch project: Storm forward a starter for New Zealand
ROOKIE Storm forward Adam Blair is set to continue his rapid rise this season with selection in the New Zealand Tri-Nations squad.
They came, they saw, they conquered parochialism
SPORTS spectating thrives on finding someone to love, someone to hate. Last night was a case of settling for someone to admire. Lots of them in fact as the game's best and brightest rode in from out of town to stake their claim for the NRL premiership.
No-try ruling leaves departing Hill with that empty feeling
AN "empty" Scott Hill questioned a disallowed try to Melbourne team-ate Matt King that would have levelled the scores late in last night's grand final - but the biggest blow to the Storm was a Justin Hodges high shot that eventually forced skipper Cameron Smith from the field.
Storm left battered as close calls swing in Broncos' favour
IN THE end, the Storm were left feeling dazed and somewhat mistreated. With their captain wounded and apparently out-of-sorts after a high tackle from Justin Hodges, Melbourne suffered the further ignominy of a disallowed try to Matt King in the second half, a decision that tilted momentum firmly in Brisbane's favour.
Coach hails sweetest win
BRISBANE coach Wayne Bennett described last night's 15-8 defeat of Melbourne as "the sweetest" of the six grand finals he has won in his 19-season reign since the Broncos were founded.
Medal for the quiet achiever
IT'S almost a footballing truism that when Brisbane (or Queensland) win, Darren Lockyer is named man of the match. When his forwards win the struggle of yards and inches, the blond five-eighth always looks the part, directing bullocking runners into gaps and pegging the opposition deep down in the wrong end of the field.
Hodges crows again
JUSTIN Hodges probably didn't realise the irony of the comment, and he probably didn't care less. But still, here he is, one of the cockiest players in the game, at least previously, accusing the Storm of being "too cocky" in the lead-up to last night's grand final.
Webcke top of the props
BRISBANE front-rower Shane Webcke said he was privileged to end his career with a premiership ring as his teammates claimed he would be remembered as one of the greatest front-rowers ever.
Broncos shine on centre stage
ALL his career he had refused to let terror migrate to his muscles. A two-point game, 19 minutes left, give him the ball, writes Roy Masters.
Parra's kick in the guts
AFTER steering Parramatta to a premier league premiership for the second consecutive year, Marcus Perenara revealed that he did not have an NRL club for next season.
Paratroopers miss target
AN ARMY parachutist had to be rescued from Telstra Stadium's roof and another was forced down outside the Olympic venue when wind gusts blew them off course as they were about to land on the field before the NRL grand final.
Storm cough up for Turner
MELBOURNE are set to offer financial compensation to the Gold Coast in a bid to end the stand-off over Storm star Steve Turner. Read more SMH

Widnes 24 defeated Whitehaven 20
Castleford's relegation from Super League was confirmed on Sunday when Widnes earned the right to meet Hull Kingston Rovers in the LHF National League One Grand Final. The Tigers' lifeline was finally snapped when Whitehaven, who are ineligible for promotion, lost 24-20 to Widnes in the final eliminator at the Halton Stadium. Sporting Life

Swinton Lions 27 defeated Celtic Crusaders 26
Swinton Lions reached the National League Two grand final in dramatic style. Chris Hough dropped a goal in sudden-death extra time to give Swinton a 27-26 victory over Welsh club Celtic Crusaders. Other than the first 10 minutes when Swinton went 10-0 up, there was hardly any daylight between the two teams. Sporting Life

Sixth triumph is the sweetest: Bennett
Brisbane coach Wayne Bennett labelled Sunday night's grand final triumph the sweetest in the Broncos 19-year existence after retiring prop Shane Webcke was given the perfect send off with a spirited 15-8 win over NRL minor premiers Melbourne at Telstra Stadium.
"I can say personally, and from a team point of view probably the sweetest one for the Broncos," said Bennett, who became the most successful coach in grand final history with his sixth win, all with the Broncos. No one gave us, the team, a chance. There was a huge amount of adversity and I've got a huge amount of admiration for them." Yahoo Sport

Webcke leads the charge to glory
BRISBANE prop Shane Webcke was given his fairytale farewell and coach Wayne Bennett maintained his perfect grand final record in a gripping encounter at Telstra Stadium last night.
Price in line for national selection
WARRIORS and Queensland prop Steve Price may not score a more important try in his representative career than the one he posted against Papua New Guinea on Saturday.
Eels' golden boy searching for new club
Parramatta 20 Newtown 19
PARRAMATTA premier league hero Marcus Perenara doesn't know what the future holds.
Coach Kenny wins junior title
Penrith 22 Newcastle 20
PENRITH coach Brett Kenny led the Panthers' Jersey Flegg side to a history-making premiership win yesterday -- only a matter of weeks after being told his services were not required next season.
Read more The Australian

Keeping the dream alive

By Mike Colman

IN his best-selling book Don't Die With the Music In You, Wayne Bennett spoke of telling his players "don't stop three steps short".

None of them did last night as the Broncos pulled off one of the gutsiest of grand final wins, downing minor premiers Melbourne Storm 15-8 at Telstra Stadium in Sydney.

The "three steps" refers to players doing sprints at training. Bennett believes once they overcome the desire to pull up short on a training run, they will learn to go to the wire in a game.

And that is exactly what happened against the favourites from Melbourne.

"It was very gutsy, very courageous," he said after the match. "It was all about perseverance. It wasn't a flash game and we didn't let them play a flash game. We kept at them and kept at them."

Bennett rated the win - the Broncos sixth premiership from six grand final appearances - as the sweetest in the club's history.

There was the fact that all but the most dedicated Broncos fans had written the team off throughout the year. As Bennett said as recently as the finals loss to St George . . . "not too many thought they'd be seeing us again".

There was the fact that last night's win allowed one of the Broncos' greatest servants, Shane Webcke, to retire on the best possible note. "When you have a champion player and a champion person like Shane you do want him to go out like this but there are no guarantees," Bennett said.

There was the fact that it was yet another highlight in the remarkable season of Broncos, Queensland and Australian captain Darren Lockyer, who Bennett described as "much maligned".

When asked what he meant by that term, Bennett said: "Go back and read your stories. Sometimes I wonder if you blokes read what you write. You said he shouldn't be five-eighth, that he shouldn't be Queensland captain. The list goes on. It's only on nights like this that you all want to applaud him. Thank God he doesn't lose confidence because the best thing we had going for us tonight was that he was on the field for us."

There was the fact that the Broncos brought home another premiership for fans, many of who travelled to Sydney to cheer on their team.

"That was the best crowd we've ever had in Sydney," Bennett said. "The feeling when we walked around at the end was unbelievable. The ones who have supported us all year, the ones who came down here and stayed right until the end. We're as happy for them as we are for ourselves."

But best of all was the way the Broncos refused to give in, even when they were all but dead on their feet and Melbourne's backs looked like cutting loose.

"It wasn't until a minute to go that I believed we'd win the premiership," Bennett said. "It was a hell of a contest. It wasn't pretty but it was all about guys digging deep.

"They just had such belief. They kept the dream alive."

Courier Mail

Grand Final Heartbreak for Newtown Jets
The Newtown Jets have retained their unenviable record of not having won a major NSW Rugby League finals match since 1943, having lost 20-19 to Parramatta in extra time in the 2006 VB Premier League Grand Final at Telstra Stadium on Sunday. The Jets led 18-16 at half-time and neither side scored a try in the tense second half. Newtown missed three field goal attempts in Golden Point extra time but the Eels grabbed the premiership with a sweetly-taken field goal eight minutes into extra time, after the teams had been tied up at 19-all after eighty minutes of play. Newtown Jets Online

Malta and Lebanon squads for International
Lebanon coach Darren Maroon and Malta coach Joe Grima have named a 17-man squads for the International on Sunday 8th October at the Western Weekender Stadium at St Marys. [see RLCM Latest News for teams]

Bamber Bridge 28 Westbrook Tigers 26 Bamber Bridge progress to next round in Lancashire Cup
Bamber Bridge was at home for their 5th game of the season in a Lancashire County Cup match against Warrington based Westbrook Tigers. Bamber Bridge at full strength and looking to progress to the next
stage of this knockout competition. www.brigrugbyleague.co.uk

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Brisbane 15 Melbourne 8
BRISBANE coach Wayne Bennett is still the master. It is now six wins from six grand finals for Brisbane, all with him as coach. The apprentice, Melbourne coach and former Broncos assistant Craig Bellamy, remains so. Retiring Broncos prop Shane Webcke got the fairytale farewell and Brisbane captain Darren Lockyer dominated, in typical style.

Broncos down Storm for sixth premiership
The Brisbane Broncos maintained their perfect grand final record to defeat Melbourne 15-8 in tonight's NRL decider at Sydney's Olympic stadium and claim the club's sixth premiership. After leading 8-4 at half-time, the Broncos went on with the job in the second stanza, scoring a try through Brent Tate before skipper Darren Lockyer put the result beyond doubt seven minutes from time with a field goal to extend the margin to seven points.
Melbourne levelled the scores nine minutes into the second half with a four-pointer to Matt King, but could not score again as the Broncos sent out retiring club legend Shane Webcke a winner.

It is the club's sixth title, following grand final wins in 1992, 1993, 1997, 1998 and 2000. ABC Sport

Sonny Bill Williams and Lesley Vainikolo out of Tri-Nations
The Bulldogs and Kiwis star is to have knee surgery immediately, while in a further setback for the Kiwis, winger Matt Utai has withdrawn for the third season in a row. Bradford's New Zealand winger Lesley Vainikolo has confirmed he will not be available for the Tri-Nations Series, while the Kiwis were dealt another blow with the loss of loose forward Sonny Bill Williams. Roy Asotasi has been cleared to play.
Sporting Life and NZ Herald
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Hull KR coach Morgan not happy with National League Grand Finals scheduling
Hull Kr coach Justin Morgan has hit out at the scheduling of the National League Grand Finals, with all three games taking place in one day. Rovers take on either Widnes at the Halliwell Jones Stadium next Sunday as part of a triple-header of National League matches. With three games taking place at the stadium on the same day, Morgan is concerned about the state the pitch when his men take to the field for the club's biggest match in over 20 years. Hull Daily Mail

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Bradford 40 defeated Warrington 24
Bradford kept their hopes of a sixth successive Grand Final alive as a late flurry of tries fended off a brave Warrington fightback at Odsal. Bradford raced into an 18-0 lead after as many minutes, courtesy of tries from Michael Withers (2) and Paul Deacon. BBC Online

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How Geyer had to work to earn his big brother's star
Storm ace Matt Geyer always wanted to follow his famous sibling, but he did things his own way, Daniel Lane writes.

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PM's league team downs PNG 28-8
Australia's Prime Minister's XIII was mobbed by hundreds of PNG fans after beating PNG's Kumuls 28-8 in a hard fought rugby league match in Port Moresby. Read more Yahoo Sport

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Cumbria Announce Training Squad
Cumbria have announced a squad of thirty three players for the County Championship which begins next month when champions Yorkshire travel to Lancashire on Sunday 22nd October at Blackbrook ARLFC.
Yorkshire County ARL AGM
The Yorkshire County ARL AGM was held at at Shaw Cross Sharks ARLFC on Thursday 27th September.
BARLA Ready For Tough Tests
Mick Turner's BARLA side had a tough training session at Shaw Cross Sharks ARLFC as they prepare themselves for a tough three representatives games over an eleven day period.
Oulton Raiders European Triumph
National Conference Premier Division Champions Oulton Raiders returned home from France as the 2006 European Champions 2006 after their 28-14 triumph over Le Barcares last Saturday evening.
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St Helens stay on course
St Helens remain on course for a clean sweep of trophies after surviving another tough test from Hull. The Challenge Cup winners and Super League table-toppers reached a fourth Grand Final - their first for four years - thanks to a 12-8 victory in a qualifying semi-final that thrilled a 14,000 crowd at Knowsley Road. Hull threatened to repeat their victory at Knowsley Road in June when they led 8-6 early in the second half but Saints finished the stronger side to book their place at Old Trafford on October 14 at the first attempt. Sporting Life Online

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Storm '99 win changed Bennett's thinking

Brisbane coach Wayne Bennett has revealed Melbourne's historic 1999 NRL grand final win changed his approach to coaching.

The Storm claimed its maiden premiership in its second year of existence in 1999, and did it without a recognised five-eighth.

Pivot Scott Hill injured his shoulder midway through the season leaving Matt Geyer, who has spent the bulk of his 214 first grade games on the wing, to take over at No.6 and partner playmaker Brett Kimmorley in the halves.

Bennett, who has won five premierships with the Broncos and has not lost a grand final in his 19 years with the club, admitted he had previously thought teams needed both a champion No.6 and No.7 to win a title.

But he said Melbourne's dramatic 20-18 win over St George Illawarra seven years ago changed that thinking.

"When Melbourne won in 1999 without a five-eighth in a grand final ... that just completely blew my mind," Bennett told the Austereo network ahead of Sunday's grand final against the Storm at Telstra Stadium.

"As a coach I always believed you had to have a top halfback and top five-eighth to win a title, after that I just made a decision you just get the best 17 players on the field and just see how they go from there.

"Positions aren't important as they used to be."

After having former Test stars Allan Langer and Kevin Walters in the halves for the Broncos' five previous grand finals, Bennett will throw unheralded 28-year-old No.7 Shane Perry, who started the season playing for Redcliffe in the Queensland Cup, into the biggest game of his career alongside Kangaroos pivot Darren Lockyer.

Hill will meanwhile front up for the Storm at six, playing alongside boom halfback Cooper Cronk with Geyer out on the wing.

Bennett, who also coached Canberra to the 1987 grand final before joining the Broncos, said making this year's premiership decider was perhaps more satisfying than those of previous years.

"This one probably does (mean) a little bit (more)," said Bennett, who made drastic changes to his coaching support staff at the end of last year, sacking Gary Belcher, Glenn Lazarus and Walters after another semi-finals fade-out.

"I've been under a fair bit of criticism over the past 12 to 18 months. The team has as well.

"Everything we kind of do has been criticised, so it's just nice to do what I spent 20-odd years doing, proving them wrong.

"I had a guy write to me earlier in the year, and I've still got the email at home, he just said `do what you've always done Wayne, prove them wrong'. And I've kind of kept it.

"It's meant a lot to me, this season." SMH Online

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An extract from RLCM Book 21

The Need for Innovators & Creativity in Rugby League

Written by Robert Rachow

With Dennis Ward & Don Oxenham

Sports coaching and freedom of thought can often appear as two mutually exclusive entities. After all, isn't coaching all about a sequential chain of popular teachings? A mentor passes on instructions to a variety of coaches, who then impart that same information on senior athletes, who in turn pass it onto the less
experienced athletes.

Continued from last week..

Another view is that creativity, besides its on-field benefits, also holds tangible goodwill in terms of luring juniors and supporters to the grassroots levels. Essentially each and every coach is a salesperson for the game.

Thinking coaches will inevitably attract more interest than following coaches, because their dynamism and ingenuity is vastly appealing.

Players like to have a sense of individualism and it creates a
sense of synergy if they see their coach employing the same attitude.

There is an old axiom that says the goal of a coach is to make themself obsolete.

What this means is that if a coach imparts his philosophies with sufficient mastery, the players will mould together in a manner that removes the need for external supervision.

It is a somewhat Utopian concept, yet it presents an interesting model - the prevalence of widely innovative children who have been attracted to and succeeded peerlessly in Rugby League, because of
the guidance of coaches stressing freedom of thought.

WHAT PREVENTS PEOPLE FROM BEING CREATIVE?

Naturally if innovation were so easy, it would not be such a special quality. As was stated before, society has bred generations of people with their lives mapped out from an early age.

Changing direction on this path can commonly cause heartbreak and both physical and mental pain before any rewards are met.

Not only is it the innovator who is effected either. There will be
people close to the innovator whose lifestyles and concepts will resist change and favour familiarity.

Then there will be people at the other end of the spectrum that stand to lose some form of standing as a result of innovation and will oppose it forcibly.

So more often than not, potential innovators will choose to stick with convention out of respect to those close to them and fear of those that oppose them.

Common theory estimates that 99 per cent of ideas in everyday life are rejected. It is an alarmingly high statistic, but when you look at those who hold power in society, this figure is explanatory. Those at the top of the ladder have arrived there through strategies or
concepts that are almost half a century old.

While adaptability is a key to them remaining successful, most of their basic ideals will be ingrained from their formative years.
If we were to parallel this to Rugby League, club administration would be the most obvious example.

To be continued....

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Factors for the final - Wayne Bennett

Grand final week; the fans love it, the media laps it up and the contestants look back on the 11 months of blood sweat and tears that got them here and say it's not over until it's over.

It's like one of those survivor-type TV shows where you start with a big group and gradually whittle it down until there are two left . . . then one. Only it's a lot tougher and a heck of a lot more interesting.

The NRL these days is, as one of my players said this week, a 30-week war of attrition. Just getting to where the Broncos and Storm are now has been the hard part. There are 13 other clubs that started out on the same journey and didn't arrive at the same place. It's that sort of ride.

So what is grand final week about for the Broncos? Well, it's like this:

MOTIVATION

A friend asked me this week whether I was going to get someone, a former player probably, to talk to the team before the grand final.

I laughed and said: What for? If the team needs someone to motivate them for a grand final, I'm coaching the wrong group of guys.

Honestly, if a grand final doesn't make you want to go out and do your best, what has the past 11 months been about? Just how "up" do you have to be?

SHANE WEBCKE

We - the team, the club, the coach and Shane - decided very early on this year that it wasn't going to be about Shane this year. And it still isn't and it can't be.

Much as we love the guy, we can't go out there to do it for Shane.

I remember a few years ago in the AFL when a team went into a grand final to do it for some guy who was retiring. They got smashed. And weren't the Sharks going to do it for Steve Rogers this year. Hmm.

That sort of stuff sounds good but it means nothing. If you can't go into a grand final to do it for yourself, you shouldn't be there.

That's why the whole Shane Webcke thing has never been discussed in our group. And he wouldn't have had it any other way.

EXPERIENCE

Another non-issue that is a lot more important to people outside the two teams than it ever was to the teams themselves.

We had never played in a grand final when we went into the 1992 decider and it didn't worry us. It didn't have much effect last year, either. The Wests Tigers were hardly finals regulars, were they?

These days all teams play a lot of "big" games. Just about every week, in fact. That's the NRL - you play with and against the best week-in, week-out. In the past, when the talent wasn't so evenly spread, the big game thing might have been a factor but not now.

PRESSURE

Players don't get all starry-eyed in the full glare of publicity of grand final week any more; there's just too much publicity right through the year for it to be a big deal. The grand final isn't the only big game these guys play in a year any more. A lot of them have played Origin football or for Australia and as full-time professionals they know all about living in the fishbowl.

Under the final eight system everyone has to play two grand finals in a row, or, in our case, three in a row because it's make-or-break football after week one of the finals so these players are used to playing under that pressure.

STORM

It's fair to say we're probably more ad lib than they are. They are more structured in what they do and everyone knows it but we can't plan for that - a team can't have Cameron Smith, Greg Inglis and Billy Slater in it and not be capable of something unplanned.

No team in the competition wins the ruck wrestle better than Storm. Being in control of a defensive set really gives it the platform to launch its attack from.

The last three games we've played against Storm have been decided by six points so there obviously isn't much between us - and I don't expect Sunday to be any different.

THE DAY

There was a famous movie years ago called The Longest Day. That's what Sunday is for both teams.

A night grand final means a lot of waiting and the hardest part is managing that waiting. You have to try to be sure when you get to 7pm that everyone is there ready to play, not ready to switch off for the day.

The day drags but it's the same for both sides.

We'll know by 9pm who handled it better.

Broncos coach Wayne Bennett writes in The Courier Mail every Saturday.

No second miracle
BRONCOS skipper Darren Lockyer has warned his players they cannot expect another miracle escape if they allow Melbourne Storm to establish a big early lead in tomorrow night's NRL grand final at Telstra Stadium.
No rest for Webcke
IT might have been a rest day for the Brisbane Broncos yesterday, but it was business as usual for Shane Webcke.
Broncos: Lockyer says don't count on a second miracle
Hodges 'weakest link'
Fullback Justin Hodges shapes as the Broncos' greatest weapon in tomorrow night's NRL grand final but a brash Melbourne Storm believe he could be their biggest weakness.
Bellamy in awe of rival
CRAIG Bellamy, the tactical barrier to his friend Wayne Bennett's tilt at rugby league immortality, gives it a quick thought and says it cannot happen.
Shareholders to reap windfall
A KEENLY sought victory for the Broncos in Sydney tomorrow will not only be welcomed by fans but will also provide a solid boost for shareholders and a valuable addition to the bottom line of the publicly listed sports team.
Slater ready
Melbourne's glamour fullback Billy Slater last night vowed to explode into action during tomorrow night's grand final against Brisbane at Homebush.
Old stagers been there
AS the Brisbane Broncos prepare for tomorrow night's grand final against Melbourne it is the older players, veterans like Shane Webcke, Darren Lockyer, Brad Thorn, Tonie Carroll and Petero Civoniceva, to whom the team's youngsters will look for guidance. Read more Courier Mail

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Hannant is happy for Webcke to call it quits
While Broncos fans don't want Shane Webcke to go, one bloke within Brisbane ranks is happy to see the back of him. Emerging 21-year-old Gold Coast prop Ben Hannant admits Broncos cornerstone Webcke moving on could be the best thing to happen to his football career. Gold Coast Bulletin

Richard Swain insists Hull will need no motivation
Hull captain Richard Swain insists his side will need no motivation when they take on St Helens in this evening's engage Super League qualifying semi-final. A second win at Knowsley Road this season will see the Black and Whites secure a maiden Grand Final appearance, with Swain saying he has done enough whinging on the training field to spare him any speeches in the changing room before the game. Sporting Life

The Business of Rugby League
The Northwest Regional Development Agency (NWDA) on Thursday 28th September, announced a major new study into the economic impact of rugby league in the region. Research will focus primarily on the elite clubs to understand the financial benefits they bring to the local and regional economy. In addition, the initiative will look at the specific benefits that hosting the engage Super League Grand Final at Old Trafford has delivered, assessing the economic impact of this type of event. Northwest Development

Chance to reach new league heights for Corey Lawrie
Corey Lawrie is putting his scaffolding skills on hold so he can climb into his rugby league career. In a few days the 26-year-old will move to Auckland to join the Warriors in pre-season training in the hope it will lead to a start in next year's National Rugby League competition. Stuff

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Champion league coach Jack Gibson in hospital
By Peter Kogoy - Legendary rugby league coach Jack Gibson, one of only three men in nearly 100 years of rugby league to have coached teams to five premierships, is battling a serious illness. Gibson, 77, has been confined to a Sydney nursing home suffering from Alzheimer's disease and dementia requiring around-the-clock care. "Jack's illnesses are a very cruel complaint," said Ron Coote, a member of a Gibson-coached Eastern Suburbs team that won back-to-back premierships in 1974 and 1975. Gibson went on to win three more titles while in charge of Parramatta from 1981 through 1983, before moving on to take control of Cronulla and the NSW State of Origin side. He retired from coaching in 1990. The Australian

I'm ready to explode
MELBOURNE fullback Billy Slater last night vowed to explode into action during tomorrow night's blockbuster. He said he'll be ready to pounce on any loose ball.
Heyson's $1 million plunge on Storm
Being there is all our motivation
GRAND final week; the fans love it, the media laps it up and the contestants look back on the 11 months of blood sweat and tears that got them here.
Lockyer the key factor
TWENTY-FOUR hours apart, almost to the minute, Wayne Bennett was asked two very simple, stark questions. His answers highlighted the value of one man.
Bring them on
FIERY Storm back-rower David Kidwell last night challenged his inexperienced forward pack to stand as one and overcome the loss of Michael Crocker.
The agony of missing the big one
SHATTERED Kiwi Test international Jake Webster has revealed his private pain at being the forgotten man of minor premiers Melbourne Storm's grand final campaign.
$10m plunge on Storm
PUNTERS across Australia have thrown a staggering $10 million on the Melbourne Storm to surge to victory in Sunday night's grand final against Brisbane. Read more Daily Telegraph

Tonga and Samoa close on World Cup places
Tonga and Samoa both moved a step closer to qualifying for the 2008 World Cup today by winning their opening Pacific group qualifiers in Sydney. Tonga, who are coached by former London Broncos loose forward Jim Dymock and included Harlequins second rower Solomon Haumono, beat the Cook Islands 56-14.
Manly prop Kylie Leuluai, joining Leeds next season, was among the try-scorers as Samoa edged out Fiji 30-28. The next round of matches will be played in Sydney next Wednesday - before Samoa and Tonga play their last group match at Leeds as part of the Federation Shield on October 22. Sporting Life

Queensland Academy of Sport take on Blues at Nanango
Interstate rivalry between Queensland and New South Wales has one last round to go, with the QAS under 15s to play NSW Country under 16s at Nanango today. Taking quality rugby league to Wide Bay's rural sector, the match will feature players from the elite Queensland Academy of Sport Rugby League program. Former State of Origin player, dual Rothman's Medalist and Brisbane Broncos assistant coach Paul Green will coach the QAS team. QRL Online

Workington Town's hooker Shaun Lunt in frame for NL2's top young gun
By Helen Thompson - Workington Town's free-scoring hooker Shaun Lunt, has been shortlisted for the NL2 young player of the year award. Lunt, 20, racked up 17 touchdowns for the Derwent Park outfit this season, including a sensational 14 tries in nine outings during July and August. News and Star

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Broncos' Civoniceva chip off an old warhorse
By Wayne Smith - Petero Civoniceva paused the television replay just after that tackle on Sonny Bill Williams and, shaking his head, stood up. The perfect host, he offered a coffee but said he wouldn't be having one himself. What he felt like was a beer and so beer it was. It was grand final week, Wayne Bennett was nowhere in sight and some things are best discussed over a cold glass. Read more The Australian

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Kennedy wins NRL's players' player award
Inspirational Manly captain Ben Kennedy impressed more than just his teammates in 2006, taking out rugby league's players' player of the year award.
Samoa edges out Fiji in league qualifier
A try-saving tackle on flying St George Illawarra centre Daryl Millard by fullback Tangi Ropati has given Samoa a 30-28 World Cup qualifying win over Fiji. Read more Yahoo Sport

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Titans worried by Timmins' fragile knees
Gold Coast coach John Cartwright says Shaun Timmins will have to pass a medical test on his suspect knees before being considered.
We don't need Lockyer to fire: Bennett
Brisbane coach Wayne Bennett denies Darren Lockyer needs to produce a blinder in order to get the Broncos over the line in Sunday's NRL decider.
Broncos utility cops driving ban
Brotherly love has cost Brisbane Broncos utility Greg Eastwood another $400 and two years of driving.
Nikau plots Broncos' downfall
Melbourne grand final hero Tawera Nikau believes the Storm must devise a special game plan to nullify Brisbane's size advantage.
Broncos out to keep 100% record intact
Brisbane's record is a perfect five from five in NRL deciders and coach Wayne Bennett hopes to keep that in Sunday's NRL decider. Read more Yahoo Sport

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Chris Beattie, signs with Sydney Roosters for one-year
Australian prop forward Chris Beattie, released by Catalans Dragons after their inaugural season in Super League, has joined Sydney Roosters on a one-year contract. The 30-year-old former Cronulla and Queensland State of Origin player has spent the last three years in France, initially playing for Union Treiziste Catalane before the Perpignan club joined Super League. Sporting Life

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Coach Daniel Anderson claims St Helens are "simply the best"
Treble-chasing St Helens go into tonight's semi-final against Hull with their Australian coach Daniel Anderson claiming they are "simply the best". The Challenge Cup winners and Super League leaders, who are hot favourites to compete a clean sweep of trophies, have the chance to go straight through to the October 14 Grand Final when they meet second-placed Hull at Knowsley Road. Sporting Life

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Bennett: Game-breakers will decide final
Brisbane coach Wayne Bennett says game-breakers like the Broncos' Justin Hodges and Melbourne's Greg Inglis will be the key players in Sunday's NRL grand final. Yahoo Sport
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Halifax ARLFC
Halifax ARLFC are desperate to require the services of a half back with a good kicking game, good distribution skills and a good attitude.We are looking for someone young and ambitious with Queensland Cup or NRL experience. We are a National League One team looking to gain promotion to the Super League, so don't apply if you haven't played a good standard of football. If you fit the bill send your c.v. to matt.calland@...

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Berkeley Sports Rugby League Football Club
The Club is now accepting applications for the positions of First & Reserve Grade Player Coach and U18's Coach. As well, as qualified conditioner/trainers and interested players for the 2007 Illawarra Tooheys League season.
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