Opinion: ‘We let him down’: Fittler says Cleary criticism is out of line | danny_weidler
Blues assistant coach Paul McGregor consoles Nathan Cleary after Origin I.said. “The attention that he gets still shocks me. I want to say we let him down on the night – not the other way around. We owe it to him to be better. But he has to feel this pain. All the great ones do. And it will only make him better in the next game and beyond that.”
“It’s hard not to feel supported when you know you have a coach who will stick by you in good and bad times,” Cleary said.’s return to be with them and not the Blues. Mitchell has stripped about five kilograms as he shows his dedication to the club, and Souths have spent more than $50,000 on his hamstring rehabilitation in the US. They are of the view that his comeback should be with them.said. “Latrell’s recovery from injury has been first class, and we all know he is a phenomenal athlete.
What appeared far more deliberate was the failure to invite members of the NSWRL board. Yet, former NSWRL chairmanThe NRL and NSWRL are at loggerheads after the sudden resignations of two of the game’s most respected figures, directorand Peponis, in February following a boardroom stoush over a decision to block Cronulla chief executiveThere is a growing concern among players in the NRL about the torrid and very personal abuse they are coping from fans.