Anthony Griffin's coaching ability has divided opinions in the lead-up to the Dragons offering him a job. So much so that it's got 'nasty'. NRL 9WWOS
"Now, unfortunately, if you write an opinion that people at News Corp don't like then you're the bad guy. They'll bash you up and say you're running a massive campaign when all it is, is an opinion.
"So, apparently no one else can have an opinion in this game except for them. And it's been really, really appalling how they've come out attacking us for what we've had to say in the last couple of days. As I said, it was one opinion piece and one column [that we wrote]." Despite their differences, Gould pushed to have Griffin see out the 2018 season, but said he was instructed by the club to let the coach go just weeks out from finals.Two years later, Gould says he is not surprised News Corp had picked up arms against his colleagues and reaffirmed his sentiments toward Griffin.. "No one has cared too much about that.
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