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Sad thing is they're gonna bring in another muppet named Kearney.

For a financially strong club they make a ton of bad decisions...


 
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As crazy as it sounds i think Kearney will be a good fit
 
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Warriors paying 2.60 againt the Dragons

Massive overs now they are playing for a coach they like


 
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Quote Originally Posted by rod_steel:

Warriors paying 2.60 againt the Dragons

Massive overs now they are playing for a coach they like



Speaking of overs, Parra +13.5 against the bunnies looks good
 
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Warriors in their history havn't performed for any Kiwi coach.
In fact win % is 12% lower for a Kiwi coach than an Aussie.
I don't rate Kearney as a coach and think there are better options across the ditch.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by rod_steel:

Warriors paying 2.60 againt the Dragons

Massive overs now they are playing for a coach they like



They like Tony Iro? news to me
 
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Iro I rate very low
 
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Quote Originally Posted by rod_steel:

Warriors paying 2.60 againt the Dragons

Massive overs now they are playing for a coach they like


If Dean Young plays, i cant see the Drags losing it for his last home game

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Davenz:

Warriors in their history havn't performed for any Kiwi coach.
In fact win % is 12% lower for a Kiwi coach than an Aussie.
I don't rate Kearney as a coach and think there are better options across the ditch.


Yep. The Warriors' front office loyalty to Kiwi coaches is handicapping the club, they enjoyed their best years under Anderson and Cleary, both Aussies. This team needs a proven NRL coach which pretty much rules out any Kiwis. I'd even prefer Brian Smith over Kearney, known fact he loves his coconuts. Would even make a play at Hagan or Matty Elliot, just not a kiwi...
 
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Matty Elliot would be awsome i would think. Really like him as a coach
 
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2 best warriors coaches were 2 no nonsense, no bullshit coaches who worked those lazy shits hard. Something Kearney, Iro or Kidwell will do
 
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*will not do
 
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Agree.....c/b has a market for 2013 coach....Kearney 1.40...... Iro 4.40
lead the betting. Both way too short for mine. Worth taking all the others.
 
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 KEARNEY 


 
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Darkie great quarterbacks are very rare

Same applies for coaches 
 
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Warriors have huge respect for Tony Iro, will be taking us +4.5
 
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Quote Originally Posted by phatmaori:

Warriors have huge respect for Tony Iro, will be taking us +4.5

And I'll be taking any warriors wooden spoon / miss top 8 props I can find if he gets the nod. 

Because the lunatics will officially be running the asylum 
 
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Tony Iro won't get the fulltime coaching role, I'm just talking for the last 2 rounds. 
 
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Warriors need to make a run at Bellamy who comes off contract next year...
 
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Quote Originally Posted by emkee:

Warriors need to make a run at Bellamy who comes off contract next year...

And unless Anthony Griffin starts installing some sophistication into the the broncos' attack, they do too. 

The limp wristed former administration totally botched an attempt to bring Bellamy home in 2008.
 
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Kearney is just going to suck the life of the Warriors attack......

They need a coach who has a defensive mind set......

 
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Daniel Anderson is the best coach the warriors have had, and they need him back.

To unfairly dismissing him after he dropped Ali Lauatiti was the worst decision the warriors have ever made.
 
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Jason Taylor...... 
John Ackland 20's coach......
 
 
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someone who can get those lazy fucks to work hard, just like anderson and cleary did. Iro, Kearney, taylor won't do that
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