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Sort of follow this. Every area is different so requires a different approach - agree - people in touch with the area are the grass roots clubs. ARU / NSWRU need to have the staff - agree - my concern there is the cost and the magnitude of the area, infrastructure, and mgmt of it. I feel like...

Impressed with ref

Yep coach, Jed Hollaway is a great example of SS being a stepping stone.

You see more and more teams are starting to work out we have the best part of the world - enjoy the Sea Breeze around the Pine Treez and the trip across the bridge;)

Derby weekend

Australia has talent

My money was on you posting this.

GAGR at its best.

Yeah possibly; We've been in touch with Steve OBrien and then Luke Thiessen who have both been fantastic with their help. As I have said the help and support is there but doors need to be opened. Each school would be different, so a different approach. North Balgowlah Primary has a...

Yeah I've come across a couple in NSW which relate to schooling. But you need to have the school agree to rugby first. That means engaging the PSSA in the area so all schools can play. That means you need to find all schools in your PSSA area. Then find the rugby lovers who can work on the...

I apologise - I stopped at this point given past reading and didn't give your post full viewing. So at the end of 2016 we look at the results and find that Manly have strengthened a rugby stronghold, Randwick have done nothing and things have gone backwards, and despite Parra and Penrith...

I would prefer you don't tread in parks you don't know about. A group of us have put this together with the Junior & Senior clubs, we have sought sponsors of which I am one, and put in some considerable hours and thought, and we will review each school term, and do it repeatedly well. People...

Yup.

Hmmmm - I like your contribution, always good valid points, so don't take the wrong way!! In off season, @ around 40 degrees, competing with school holidays; 2 first graders 2 colts, 1 mermaid (ladies 7s player), plus a Waratah All displaying the MRU & MJRU logo. All thought about and...

Well some of them are off the back of ARU funded Super Teams - so to be politically correct so people don't get up set I will call that Reinvestment. Then I read somewhere ARU looks after travel, and ASIC looks after kit so there shouldn't be allot of other costs - oops i forgot the oranges at...

And thus these 2 working together. As Gagger said earlier Premier Clubs maybe better in touch with the communities, out source to them to do the work with the juniors and schools - don't by pass them. By passing them we are not making use of our resources. Still nobody at the ARU has come out...

Hope there is a paid intern reading over these pages, grabbing ideas and getting some laughs.

Sort of the plan I'm trying to sell, for the sake of keeping it basic the "mini & junior pie" levy is made of 2 halves. ARU half = $2. Club half = $2. and the club has 50 players. ARU makes = $100. Club makes = $100. So if a premier club works to grow that pie and there is an increase (?%?)...

Reference is made with regards to Premier Clubs providing about 27% of the 163 signed players - that is just under 1/3rd a larger enough % that should not be ignored. If we take away the signed non Australians the % prossibly pushes up over 1/3rd There is possibly a few more that were retained...

H35 some good content there, other codes, other countries, always interested in the supporter base they generate and the interest they capture.