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"The chances of him being our 6 next year are very low, if he was a serious consideration he would be playing 6 now with dylan at centre. I'll be very surprised if he is our starting 6 next season unless he gets a lot more time there this season. "
"I think Joash is a good player, but from what I've seen only at fullback or on the wing. Those positions we've got pretty well covered, so I guess he's a great back up option. I'd like to see him in 1st grade, but I dont know how he fits in?"
"He won't go to Perth, he doesn't like Meninga."
"Yup, just to keep himself out of the spotlight whilst investigations were going on. How people admire the dude has me stumped. Think about it , you fork out your hard earned to go watch a game that this flop and his crook mates have wagers on .…"
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They expect players to honour contracts when clubs can't even do the same.
It's not commonsense until those guys let HIM be the coach and butt out of the workings of the team.
If theCoach's position is 'safe', then the Board wil not generally comment on 'trivial' matters such as this (and the media will not keep on the story). It's more of a tactic to reduce the payout that is privately negotiated between Board and Coach as part of the separation process. Publicly, both parties will confirm it is an amicable separation (part of the terms of the payout arrangement).
I'm not saying this is going to happen, but we've all seen this exact same scenario too many times before (and I now fear for DA once this public Board 'reassurance' has been released).
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