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What about pay cuts, lunch boxes instead of corporate stuff etc as a first starting point. I could imagine a car allowance would be equivalent to a shute shield teams cut. That said we need to pay to get good executives

Marlins and Rats gets funds cut by the ARU by:Jon Geddes From: Manly Daily November 14, 20145:25PM Warringah and Manly clubs have had their funds cut by the ARU.Source: News Corp Australia THE Manly Marlins and Warringah Rats have both voiced serious concerns after the shock...

Look at he decision by ARU to cut funds to the clubs and you would have to agree with Quick Hands.

I would look at several in NSW who would take on either very comfortably.

Would your Sun Tzu point 5 apply to Heads?

Only Days of Our Lives has gone on longer and had two more twists in the story line than this issue. Nothing will change till the main players are killed of and new script writers appointed.

I don't think my point was about bad boys but about the publicity of the game at all level to attract and keep you players. I don;t have the detailed knowledge that has been expressed about in past blogs by contributors about the in's and out's of administrative structures and teams, but I...

If your a young person watching rugby and rugby league at the moment you might say I want this over that. Compare the Shute Shield and Wallabies to the NRL grand final. Kids like a spectacle and heros. I feel it is a deeper illness that rugby has.

From the numbers Lee Grant speaks of in his excellent summary of the Shield match Auggies have 6 from the team on the day plus 10 other either used or injured who will return for 2015

If Knox enter the Waratah shield will the forfeit again in 2015. I see Waverly atleast played Auggies this year as they have for a couple previously I believe.

Perhaps or it lets the most numbers have a go

It is compulsory in most private schools to play for the school so suggesting that the Saturday competition will grow maybe hopeful. I also suspect that things have changed agreat deal over the years with growth of AFL, basketball, soccer etc on the weekends.

This is an interesting thread. A bit like visiting a passing asteroid that comes back every now and then but little has changed.

Where Auggies not a strong rugby league school with quite a number of players going to Manly 1st grade?

Shoes wore out!

Was there not a similar GPS arguement in Queens land about scholarships a year or two ago. Much heat in the media etc. What happened?

My I suggest care with using names of pupils etc.

Perhaps it just prepares the kids for what the grade system runs like.

Don't Auggies have a couple of 16's playing opens e.g. Lough who tried out for Opens?

Quick Hands point from Waratah Shield blog. I've been saying this for years, but the problems seem to be: No teachers qualified/willing to coach No boys with any sort of rugby experience to play (Even on the northern beaches, the Friday afternoon PSSA now only runs league and soccer...