@mariner4life said in NRL 2022:
@paekakboyz said in NRL 2022:
@bayimports yeah it never seems like the dilution works. The 'cap' :winking_face: only goes so far to hit market forces and all that jazz. The new or low performing teams need a lot of luck on their side to see top value from their big purchases. Is that player or small group of players enough to lift the rest or not. So often you see flashes but think what a waste that talent in amongst the dross. Stink as!
Unless you really mess with rosters regularly, and trample over the club as a business model, you are always going to get a range. Reducing that range between top and bottom is hard - and if you end up with a whole bunch of average teams (even short term) that's worse than the current situation.
some of the clubs do not help themselves though. Band aid solutions are applied in an attempt to slightly improve rather than real revolution. The same crop of coaches are hired and fired. Any new job just goes to a guy who already failed simply on "experience". You wait until Maguire gets fired and who they line up to replace him.
And it's the same for recruitment. There is a revolving crop of not really good enough players who keep getting hired and clogging lists it appears for no other reason than they have played NRL before.
None of the shit clubs ever attempt to try anything different. Find a new coach from the NSW/Q Cup. Find young players and give them a shot. It's journeymen, has beens, or never will bes on a revolving basis.
So far no one has wanted to take a chance on the Walker brothers for example. They were very keen to come to the Warriors, but the club chose Brown





