Despite a legal battle with former player Jackson Topine, the Bulldogs' coaching staff has been voted the best in the NRL by players.
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A total of 512 players across all 17 NRL clubs took part in the poll, in which they were asked to rate the performances of their club across all areas on a scale of zero to 10. If 85 per cent of players answered with a nine or 10 out of 10, the club received an A for that category. If 75 per cent of players answered with an eight, nine or 10, they would receive a B. If 50 per cent of players provided a score of five or less, it meant an F. “These clubs achieved the highest cumulative scores, and while they may be outperformed by others in specific areas, their overall ranking places them firmly at the top of each ranking table,” the RLPA explained on their website.The Bulldogs came out on top in the category of “high-performance staffing”, which included head coach Cameron Ciraldo, assistant coaches, medical staff, CEO support and football management. Strength and conditioning trainer Travis Touma was named in the Topine case, which remains before the courts, but remained at the club to complete his duties this season. Previously Touma had a successful career at the Roosters before joining the Bulldogs after a short stint with the Rabbitohs.Judging by the RLPA poll, Touma – along with sprint coach Rubin Ruzicka, strength coach Chad McGill and sport scientist Matt Chandler – retains the respect of the Bulldogs players. Without making reference to the Topine case, Bulldogs chief executive Aaron Warburton welcomed the poll result
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