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Message: [QUOTE="Wolfie, post: 3066901, member: 8770"] [URL]https://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/nrl-premiership/teams/broncos/give-peace-a-chance-broncos-coach-anthony-seibold-calls-for-a-truce-with-south-sydney/news-story/00ba392b3d1d73ed3b0129918325fbb3[/URL] “I’m over it,” said Seibold. “I coach because I love coaching I don’t want to be arguing back and forth and that sort of stuff. “I know I had a crack back at the assistant coach at Souths yesterday but I thought I had a fair right to. “I thought he was disrespectful to me and what I’ve tried to do. “But I’m over it mate, OK? I loved my time at South Sydney I’m no longer there, I’m loving my time at the Broncos. “I think we’re seeing some real traction with our group, everybody can see we are a better team than in the first eight rounds. “I just want to coach, I don’t want to be in the media every week with everything I say. I don’t think its necessarily a good thing, but I can cop criticism off people. “But you’ve got to have the runs on the boards to be able to do that, but if one of my coaches spoke out like that publicly then he wouldn't be one of my coaches anymore.” There are his quotes. Not once, but twice after he said he was over it he still keeps going on. I'm not bothered what he says, and there isnt a lot wrong with it. At the same time, you cant go saying you are over it then have another pop, then again, say you are over it, say you dont want to be in the media for saying things, only to say more stuff in the media about the whole situation. Its really simple, if you are over it and dont want yourself in the media all the time, just shut up. [automerge]1566707612[/automerge] Its the football i'm not feeling, he just happens to be the coach and its his responsibility. I was exactly the same under Henjak. Can't help feeling disappointed at how we are going, its not good enough. [/QUOTE]

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