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i believe this to be the case, his role i believe is assistant coach??
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David should have played a heap more NRL games at the Tigers AS WELL but Shifty preferred broken down has beens like Jason Cayless & Tame Tupou, a shame considering he was a Balmain local.
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done deal appently
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PENRITH five-eighth Lachlan Coote has been rewarded for a strong finish to the NRL season with selection in the Australian train-on squad.
The 20-man squad selected from teams not involved in the finals was named on Monday ahead of the Prime Minister's XIII match with Papua New Guinea in Port Moresby on September 23 and the Kangaroos' clash with New Zealand on October 13 in Townsville.
Coote made a successful switch from fullback late in the season and is joined in the squad by teammates Michael Jennings, Tim Grant and outgoing Panther Luke Lewis, who joins Cronulla in 2013.
Sydney Roosters halfback Mitchell Pearce has been named along with teammate and hooker Jake Friend, who represented the Prime Minister's team last year.
Gold Coast Titans are well represented with Greg Bird, Jamal Idris, Nate Myles and William Zillman named while St George Illawarra have Ben Creagh, Brett Morris, Trent Merrin and Beau Scott.
Squad: Gold Coast - Greg Bird, Jamal Idris, Nate Myles, William Zillman; Newcastle - Darius Boyd, Akuila Uate; Penrith - Lachlan Coote, Tim Grant, Michael Jennings, Luke Lewis; St George Illawarra - Ben Creagh, Brett Morris, Trent Merrin, Beau Scott; Sydney Roosters - Jake Friend, Mitchell Pearce; Warriors - Feleti Mateo; Wests Tigers - Robbie Farah, Chris Lawrence, Aaron Woods
The 20-man squad selected from teams not involved in the finals was named on Monday ahead of the Prime Minister's XIII match with Papua New Guinea in Port Moresby on September 23 and the Kangaroos' clash with New Zealand on October 13 in Townsville.
Coote made a successful switch from fullback late in the season and is joined in the squad by teammates Michael Jennings, Tim Grant and outgoing Panther Luke Lewis, who joins Cronulla in 2013.
Sydney Roosters halfback Mitchell Pearce has been named along with teammate and hooker Jake Friend, who represented the Prime Minister's team last year.
Gold Coast Titans are well represented with Greg Bird, Jamal Idris, Nate Myles and William Zillman named while St George Illawarra have Ben Creagh, Brett Morris, Trent Merrin and Beau Scott.
Squad: Gold Coast - Greg Bird, Jamal Idris, Nate Myles, William Zillman; Newcastle - Darius Boyd, Akuila Uate; Penrith - Lachlan Coote, Tim Grant, Michael Jennings, Luke Lewis; St George Illawarra - Ben Creagh, Brett Morris, Trent Merrin, Beau Scott; Sydney Roosters - Jake Friend, Mitchell Pearce; Warriors - Feleti Mateo; Wests Tigers - Robbie Farah, Chris Lawrence, Aaron Woods
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how long before this starts to impact Newcastle?
Nathan Tinkler’s might be inching closer to the brink of financial disaster.
On Monday, the mining magnate received another major blow after missing a court-ordered deadline to pay about $20 million to building group Mirvac to settle a property deal.
According to Fairfax news reports, Mr Tinkler had allegedly agreed to buy a site from Mirvac at Newcastle in July last year but failed to pay for it after the NSW government rejected his plans for a fifth coal export terminal at Mayfield.
Related: $85 million wiped off Tinkler's fortune
Mirvac has indicated it would take further legal action against Mr Tinkler’s Buildev Group.
"Despite an order from the Supreme Court of NSW that Nathan Tinkler's Buildev Group settle its contract with Mirvac's Domaine Steel River today, settlement did not take place," a Mirvac spokesman said.
"Mirvac intends to pursue its right in relation to this matter to ensure that effect is given to the court's orders and that the contract for the sale is completed."
Tinkler’s troubles came into focus earlier in August when he was accused of failing to meet the superannuation obligations of workers at his horse-racing stables and was unable to raise $28.4 million to fulfill an obligation to buy a 34 per cent stake in coal company Blackwood Corp.
On Friday, Blackwood told the ASX it had ''commenced the process [of] exercising its legal rights against Mulsanne (Mr Tinkler’s company)'' and would continue to investigate its options to seek recovery of the amounts outstanding.
Mr Tinkler, whose wealth was a whopping $915 million by BRW in May, took another beating when the Whitehaven Coal stock fell off the back of the mining tycoon pulling out of his takeover bid.
Mr Tinkler was understood to have lost a whopping $85 million.
He also failed to sell his racing and breeding interests to a Qatari sheik for about $200 million - about $100 million less than he had invested.
While the full extent of Mr Tinkler's debts has not been confirmed, The Herald reports corporate filings indicate his maximum liability may be as high as $638 million.
http://au.finance.yahoo.com/news/tin...-disaster.html
All is forgiven Wayne come back and Bring Darius, Naiqama, Costigan, McKinnon, Cuthbo with you...
Nathan Tinkler’s might be inching closer to the brink of financial disaster.
On Monday, the mining magnate received another major blow after missing a court-ordered deadline to pay about $20 million to building group Mirvac to settle a property deal.
According to Fairfax news reports, Mr Tinkler had allegedly agreed to buy a site from Mirvac at Newcastle in July last year but failed to pay for it after the NSW government rejected his plans for a fifth coal export terminal at Mayfield.
Related: $85 million wiped off Tinkler's fortune
Mirvac has indicated it would take further legal action against Mr Tinkler’s Buildev Group.
"Despite an order from the Supreme Court of NSW that Nathan Tinkler's Buildev Group settle its contract with Mirvac's Domaine Steel River today, settlement did not take place," a Mirvac spokesman said.
"Mirvac intends to pursue its right in relation to this matter to ensure that effect is given to the court's orders and that the contract for the sale is completed."
Tinkler’s troubles came into focus earlier in August when he was accused of failing to meet the superannuation obligations of workers at his horse-racing stables and was unable to raise $28.4 million to fulfill an obligation to buy a 34 per cent stake in coal company Blackwood Corp.
On Friday, Blackwood told the ASX it had ''commenced the process [of] exercising its legal rights against Mulsanne (Mr Tinkler’s company)'' and would continue to investigate its options to seek recovery of the amounts outstanding.
Mr Tinkler, whose wealth was a whopping $915 million by BRW in May, took another beating when the Whitehaven Coal stock fell off the back of the mining tycoon pulling out of his takeover bid.
Mr Tinkler was understood to have lost a whopping $85 million.
He also failed to sell his racing and breeding interests to a Qatari sheik for about $200 million - about $100 million less than he had invested.
While the full extent of Mr Tinkler's debts has not been confirmed, The Herald reports corporate filings indicate his maximum liability may be as high as $638 million.
http://au.finance.yahoo.com/news/tin...-disaster.html
All is forgiven Wayne come back and Bring Darius, Naiqama, Costigan, McKinnon, Cuthbo with you...
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