Western Force 2024
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The Ghost of Raelene
Andrew Slack (58)
tbf he left when he was 18 though didn't he? or earlier. He's only 24 which is a great pick up.
Strewthcobber
Mark Ella (57)
Very interested to see what this team can do for the rest of the year with Carter, Rodda and Beale on the park, plus those other signings.
They are going to shock some teams
They are going to shock some teams
The_Brown_Hornet
John Eales (66)
I'm quietly hopeful that we'll win a few more. All three of the above made real impact last night.
Crashy
Arch Winning (36)
Yes I think they are going to cause a few teams (waratahs especially!) some headaches. Hopefully its just the kiwi teams. They are playing with some passion and purpose but these slow starts each season are a killer.
Going by the last few seasons, 23 points needed to make the 8. With only 1 point separating force and saders, they are still on a knife edge.
Go Rebels next week.
Going by the last few seasons, 23 points needed to make the 8. With only 1 point separating force and saders, they are still on a knife edge.
Go Rebels next week.
ForceFan
Chilla Wilson (44)
Shiggins
Steve Williams (59)
Melbourne Rebels ‘may have been insolvent since 2018’
The failed Melbourne Rebels club that cost the Western Force its Super Rugby spot seven years ago may have been insolvent for most of the time since the controversial decision.
thenightly.com.au
Tazzmania
Charlie Fox (21)
And for some positive rugby news:
Hodgson & Goodman elevated into new roles in HP re-structure
The Western Force today announces the following changes to the Club’s High Performance team.
Matt Hodgson will elevate from his role of general manager of rugby into the newly created position as director of strategic projects.
The new position is part of the Force’s ambition to create a world class rugby program with state-of-the-art facilities and long-term vision to be the leaders in Australian rugby.
Force CEO Niamh O’Connor said: “I’ll work closely with Matt in his new role, managing and assisting various projects, as well as undertaking the key role of ensuring a future pipeline of project funding opportunities are identified, managed and completed with success.”
Hodgson is a well-known Club legend at the Force, playing 140 times for the Club during his playing career from 2006 to 2017 before the 11-cap Wallaby moved into administrative roles with the organization where he’s been a critical influence.
Chris Goodman has been promoted to the vacant general manager of rugby role, moving up from the Club’s general manager of Academy position.
O’Connor said: “Chris has been with the Force for almost three years now and during this time he has shown commitment and dedication to his role as GM of Academy. We look forward to seeing him bring his knowledge and experience to his new role.”
Goodman joined the Force in 2021, having previously spent six years working with the Crusaders Academy, while he also has previous experience with Tasman Rugby Union.
Hodgson and Goodman have both commenced in their new positions.
Hodgson & Goodman elevated into new roles in HP re-structure
The Western Force today announces the following changes to the Club’s High Performance team.
Matt Hodgson will elevate from his role of general manager of rugby into the newly created position as director of strategic projects.
The new position is part of the Force’s ambition to create a world class rugby program with state-of-the-art facilities and long-term vision to be the leaders in Australian rugby.
Force CEO Niamh O’Connor said: “I’ll work closely with Matt in his new role, managing and assisting various projects, as well as undertaking the key role of ensuring a future pipeline of project funding opportunities are identified, managed and completed with success.”
Hodgson is a well-known Club legend at the Force, playing 140 times for the Club during his playing career from 2006 to 2017 before the 11-cap Wallaby moved into administrative roles with the organization where he’s been a critical influence.
Chris Goodman has been promoted to the vacant general manager of rugby role, moving up from the Club’s general manager of Academy position.
O’Connor said: “Chris has been with the Force for almost three years now and during this time he has shown commitment and dedication to his role as GM of Academy. We look forward to seeing him bring his knowledge and experience to his new role.”
Goodman joined the Force in 2021, having previously spent six years working with the Crusaders Academy, while he also has previous experience with Tasman Rugby Union.
Hodgson and Goodman have both commenced in their new positions.