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i think what DG meant is, that rather than try and blame anyone but themselves and their players, a lot of coaches usually blame the officials or some other poor excuses.
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Honesty is not allowed in sport when talking to the media or on internet MB's
Nobody wins all the time , everybody has a bad day at the office occaisionally , unfortunatley the players and coaches of our teams do it in full view of the people paying them
That's just the way it is , good on the Giants coach for not playing the blame game , it should help him turn it round again
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Post subject: Re: Nathan Brown the most honest coach in SL
Posted: Sun May 17, 2009 7:25 pm
Bet Lynch
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Joined: Aug 04 2008 Posts: 16983
EL CAMO wrote:Read the title?
I did
I also find his honesty refreshing and he got it spot on with his comments regarding blaming the ref which is what most coaches and fans for that matter do
As pointed out by Tony Smith on Friday on Sky yes some decisions are controversial however it is part of the game and I thought that was right.
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I did
