Morris future clouded as Sharks rocked by injury
Coach John Morris’s bid to avoid the sack wasn’t helped by a slew of injuries in a brave loss to the Parramatta Eels.
Coach John Morris’s bid to avoid the sack wasn’t helped by a slew of injuries in a brave loss to the Parramatta Eels.
The NRL’s casualty ward is overflowing, with an ugly series of injuries marring Saturday evening’s clash at Bankwest Stadium.
John Morris came into the season with questions around his future but a decision on the Cronulla coach is imminent.
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Fresh from being unveiled as Shane Flanagan’s replacement, new Cronulla coach John Morris has outlined his plans for a big first season in the hot seat.
John Morris has been entrusted with taking the Cronulla Sharks into a bold new era after being appointed head coach for the next three seasons.
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After last combining in the halves four years ago at the New Zealand Warriors, Shaun Johnson and Chad Townsend have picked up where they last left off for the Sharks this season.
While Cameron Ciraldo and John Morris are considered the front runners to take over the reins at Cronulla, the club’s search for a new coach has widened.
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