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Jaws
Is Gus the hard taco or the soft taco?
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I wondered the same thing but then decided definitely soft
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He's a blob of refried beans
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Jaws
A soft taco of refried beans.
No other fillings, sloppy texture, minimal attention to presentation.
Sir Chadley
Jaws
Wondering if he’s a hard taco or a soft taco is disrespectful to the taco isn’t it?
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Matty C of the Shire
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Tim sheens as head of football. Wouldn’t mind him .
Former Kangaroos coach Tim Sheens could be Sharks’ general manager
APRIL 06, 2019
Old super coach Tim Sheens has emerged as a dark horse to join the Cronulla Sharks as general manager of football following the departure of CEO Barry Russell.
The four-time premiership-winning coach at the Canberra Raiders and Wests Tigers is currently coaching struggling English Super League club Hull KR.
Sheens, 68, mentored Mal Meninga, Laurie Daley and Ricky Stuart during his days in Canberra and already has a good relationship with rookie coach John Morris, who he signed to the Tigers in 2007.
Your columnist understands Sharks directors have been approached by an agent acting for Sheens. He has also been highly recommended by Penrith general manager Phil Gould and Canberra Raiders coach Stuart.
Sheens would offer Cronulla a wealth of experience. Image: Matthew Lewis/Getty Images
Interestingly, Gould’s name had been mentioned for the role.
Not that he would consider taking a pay cut from his $800,000-a-year deal at Penrith for a $300,000 gig at Cronulla.
Gould’s name emerged following a lunch on Tuesday at one of Sydney’s flashest restaurants, Black, at The Star casino.
Gould was seated on a table with EGroup security boss and long-time mate Sami Chamoun.
On another table Cronulla Sharks chairman and The Star chief operating officer Dino Mezzatesta entertained media executives Nicholas Gray and Edwina McCann.
Sharks coach John Morris and outgoing CEO Barry Russell. Image: AAP Image/Craig Golding
And, about 10m away, Fox Sports boss Steve Crawley, Rabbitohs and NSW Origin hooker Damian Cook and his manager, Mario Tartak, were talking about TV opportunities.
Mezzatesta later joined Gould’s table.
Crawley — the old journo who broke the big Super League launch story back in 1990s — knows a good yarn better than most.
That night Fox Sports carried reports of Gould being sought by the Sharks. Turns out he was actually putting in a good word for Sheens.
https://outline.com/DqUUts
Former Kangaroos coach Tim Sheens could be Sharks’ general manager
APRIL 06, 2019
Old super coach Tim Sheens has emerged as a dark horse to join the Cronulla Sharks as general manager of football following the departure of CEO Barry Russell.
The four-time premiership-winning coach at the Canberra Raiders and Wests Tigers is currently coaching struggling English Super League club Hull KR.
Sheens, 68, mentored Mal Meninga, Laurie Daley and Ricky Stuart during his days in Canberra and already has a good relationship with rookie coach John Morris, who he signed to the Tigers in 2007.
Your columnist understands Sharks directors have been approached by an agent acting for Sheens. He has also been highly recommended by Penrith general manager Phil Gould and Canberra Raiders coach Stuart.
Sheens would offer Cronulla a wealth of experience. Image: Matthew Lewis/Getty Images
Interestingly, Gould’s name had been mentioned for the role.
Not that he would consider taking a pay cut from his $800,000-a-year deal at Penrith for a $300,000 gig at Cronulla.
Gould’s name emerged following a lunch on Tuesday at one of Sydney’s flashest restaurants, Black, at The Star casino.
Gould was seated on a table with EGroup security boss and long-time mate Sami Chamoun.
On another table Cronulla Sharks chairman and The Star chief operating officer Dino Mezzatesta entertained media executives Nicholas Gray and Edwina McCann.
Sharks coach John Morris and outgoing CEO Barry Russell. Image: AAP Image/Craig Golding
And, about 10m away, Fox Sports boss Steve Crawley, Rabbitohs and NSW Origin hooker Damian Cook and his manager, Mario Tartak, were talking about TV opportunities.
Mezzatesta later joined Gould’s table.
Crawley — the old journo who broke the big Super League launch story back in 1990s — knows a good yarn better than most.
That night Fox Sports carried reports of Gould being sought by the Sharks. Turns out he was actually putting in a good word for Sheens.
https://outline.com/DqUUts
snowman
Total gronk
big, big, **** no to tim sheens
Gards
Jaws
didn't you want him as coach in the early Flanno days?
snowman
Total gronk
10 years ago as a coach, probably
at 68 as a general manager with no experience and a ****ing dreadful resume in england
absolutely not
at 68 as a general manager with no experience and a ****ing dreadful resume in england
absolutely not
Gards
Jaws
yea fair enough mate, figured it was to do with this specific role
Cage
Bull Shark
What we need. ASAP, is a CEO who is a 'numbers person', one who can not only formulate a budget, but who also has the presence to make sure the big spenders in the boardroom stick to it.
I personally would go for a 'cleanskin', one who has no previous NRL association and in theory, no bad habits. Stuart Clarke's name was being thrown around at one stage and he would be the ideal sort of candidate with good admin qualifications and experience and a sporting background at the highest level.
I personally would go for a 'cleanskin', one who has no previous NRL association and in theory, no bad habits. Stuart Clarke's name was being thrown around at one stage and he would be the ideal sort of candidate with good admin qualifications and experience and a sporting background at the highest level.
I agree I would want to see someone from outside the NRL come in with business expertise to help ensure our financial stability.
We don't need a HoF - if Morris needs assistance with a particular task(s) hire someone for a much smaller some to support him in that area.
We don't need a HoF - if Morris needs assistance with a particular task(s) hire someone for a much smaller some to support him in that area.
HaroldBishop
Megalodon
What experience does Clarke have as a CEO? Serious question, no idea what he's been up to.
Think hes been with the NSWRL and was CEO of Sydney sixers. Could be wrong though. Know hes a huge sharks fan at least
HaroldBishop
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Looks like he was GM there in 2011.
Needs a bit more under his belt than that, which he may well have for all I know.
Cage
Bull Shark
According to this https://www.smh.com.au/sport/nrl/st...in-new-rugby-league-role-20150225-13ot3d.html he was 2IC there in 2015