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Players wanted for 2007 season
We have Australian Country Clubs requiring player services for the 2007 season.
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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.
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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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Applications close 5pm on Monday 23 October 2007.
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,
Greg Annison
A Grade Coach
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Mail: Po Box 469 Earville 4870
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
Email - warrigals@...
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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