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Date Posted: Tue, October 16 2007, 16:40:59 GMT-10
Author: nac
Subject: Re: fast tracking former players
In reply to: Greg Pfeiffer 's message, "Re: fast tracking former players" on Mon, October 15 2007, 11:06:09 GMT-10

Let's be realistic here!

This allows the NRL to get rid of the last NRL ref on contract and also gives Steve a cushy job in exchange.

If the NRL was serious about referee development it would spend bucketloads in the non-NRL comps advertising and also fund referee development officers in regions.

Where I am we don't even have one - we're down to 5 ref's who mostly are 50+ and have to ref 8 - 10 games each per week on average. So the situation is desperate. But hey, ex-players are for more important.

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