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Re:Its Time to Go.... Steve Folkes (PREVIEW)
they are just sending a message to steve folkes
what's the message? meet you in Coffs Harbour for some doggie style? |
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By: theycant_tell_me 4 days ago (Monday, 4:15 pm) Yahoo! Profile: theycant_tell_me Did this message offend you? Sign in to report abuse |
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| Text message? |
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By: merlot_mistress 4 days ago (Monday, 1:47 pm) Yahoo! Profile: merlot_mistress Did this message offend you? Sign in to report abuse |
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| they are just sending a message to steve folkes |
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By: statsy_aus 5 days ago (Sunday, 7:54 pm) Yahoo! Profile: statsy_aus Did this message offend you? Sign in to report abuse |
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| I still believe it is time to go......NOW!!!!!!!!! |
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By: merlot_mistress 8/04/2008 1:19 pm Yahoo! Profile: merlot_mistress Did this message offend you? Sign in to report abuse |
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| No Kevin Moore is taking over |
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By: sushiboy00 8/04/2008 12:17 pm Yahoo! Profile: sushiboy00 Did this message offend you? Sign in to report abuse |
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| Lumour has it that Nathan Blown is putting his hand up for the job. |
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By: merlot_mistress 8/04/2008 9:27 am Yahoo! Profile: merlot_mistress Did this message offend you? Sign in to report abuse |
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True. But it wasn't a surprise. it's ben brewing since October last year. Once Mr Noad went itt was only a matter of time.
Most of the players were not shocked, they have been praying for it to happen sooner rather than later |
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By: mr308red 8/04/2008 9:02 am Yahoo! Profile: mr308red Did this message offend you? Sign in to report abuse |
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| No doubt he was, but he called the press conference to announce he was leaving. It's like if you are given the choice at work to be sacked or resign. It always looks better if you quit. |
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By: merlot_mistress 8/04/2008 7:45 am Yahoo! Profile: merlot_mistress Did this message offend you? Sign in to report abuse |
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| He didn't leave on his own terms. To quote some infamous " he was pushed , witha large hand print on his back and gravel rash on his knees" |
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By: mr308red 8/04/2008 2:02 am Yahoo! Profile: mr308red Did this message offend you? Sign in to report abuse |
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| Although it will be sad to see him go, its always better to have a club legend leave on his own terms. I guess now the speculation will start on who his replacement will be. The Dogs normally don't open themselves up to outsiders, so Kevin Moore must in with a big chance for the job. |
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By: merlot_mistress 7/04/2008 2:53 pm Yahoo! Profile: merlot_mistress Did this message offend you? Sign in to report abuse |
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STEVE Folkes will quit as coach of the Bulldogs at the end of the season after 11 years as head coach of the club.
He told Bulldogs CEO Todd Greenberg of his decision early this afternoon and told his players just before a 2pm training session.
"I have been giving the matter plenty of thought in recent weeks and I feel the decision is the right one and not only for me but for the club as well, ",a statement from Folkes read.
"My decision will end the speculation that's been rife for the past few months about my future and will enable me and the players to get on with the job of winning football matches and being in contention at the business end of the season."
Folkes said he planned to continue coaching and hoped to remain in Australia but would move overseas if necessary.
"I reckon I still have another 10 years ahead of me as a coach and this decision will enable me to reinvent myself once my obligations with the Bulldogs finish, " he said.
Folkes' assistant, Kevin Moore, is tipped to replace him in 2009. Michael Potter and Daniel Anderson are the other contenders.
Folkes said it will be extremely strange not having an association with the Bulldogs as he has been with the club as a player and coach continuously for the past 31 years.
"The Bulldogs are very special to me and will continue to be long after I move on, he said.
Under Folkes coaching, the Bulldogs won the NRL premiership in 2004 the same year he was named Dally M coach of the year and were grand finalists in 1998, semi-finalists on three occasions (1999, 2001 and 2007) and preliminary finalists twice (2003 and 2006).
Folkes played 247 first-grade matches for the club, was a member of four premiership-winning teams, represented NSW in nine Origin games and made five Test appearances. |
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