Keep jakey as coach the boys look up to him and he has taught them alot of skills not only football but also life skills
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Shannon
8 years ago
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Jake has been a great coach for Banjo and his team mates. Not only through rugby league, Jake also gets the boys together on a regular basis in the off season playing touch football and oztag to keep the spirit of their friendship going and balls skills tighter.
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Angela Grunwell
8 years ago
Good coaches are hard to find you need to keep the ones that encourage and inspire our kids and Jake does this.
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Skye taite
8 years ago
Keep the coach!
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Lauren Gillespie
8 years ago
Aunty of one of the boys
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Jess Mawn
8 years ago
Keep jake!
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Priscilla Columbus
8 years ago
Keep Jake Denton as our coach. Not only has Jake and still is showing the boys how to play NRL and keep developing. He has taught them life skills and respect as well. What makes Capalaba Warriors think they can replace Jake with for all we know somebody that has never coached before and expect to teach and develop the boys further. Jake is preparing these boys for when they will be ready to compete in the big league. Leave Jake as coach and let him finish his development with the boys to get there. As parents at least we know he has skills, experience and respect. And above all he is these boys family.
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David
8 years ago
Awesome role model . for the kids on an off the field. God bless the kids if you take the coach from the kids.
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Aiden Whitehurst
8 years ago
This is a dead set legend with these kids! Helped him out this year and honestly wouldnt take the kids away from him, they have such a good bond with all the kids being bestmates from playing footy together
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Robyn weise
8 years ago
i have seen how much the boys look up to jake as their coach. he really brings out the best in the boys and they have grown as a team and as almost young men. keep jake as their coach. coaching the boys and the team mean so much to jake
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Tai
8 years ago
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Paul Holland
8 years ago
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found out today Jake the coach has been pushed away from the team he has built up for years, even though my child has only played in the team for two years due to illness Jake has been the best role model for his confidence in life and the game i don't see why change is needed to something that works so well when most teams in the club cant find coaches. Shouldn't the people paying the fees get a say in who coaches the team. my loyalties are with Jake rather then the club now. i feel like i've been made to choose between Jake and the club and i choose what my child chooses and that is Jake even if it means changing club.
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Annette denton
8 years ago
Where theres a will theres a way.
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Jean kellett
8 years ago
Keep him
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Brittany
8 years ago
Jake is an awesome coach
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Patricia johnston
8 years ago
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Jake has mentored my boys for the past few years as im a single grandmah . He takes them wakeboarding ,sailing, surfing, scootering , bike riding and is there if they need a chat or just anything the boys need hes there for them. Its not just football this is a family that jake and the boys have built . U dont break up familes.
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Veronica Shephard
8 years ago
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Jake has been the positive normal my son needed after battling a serious illness, he is the only person he has truly opened up to, outside the family, in so many ways as a coach, a mentor but more importantly a friend. Losing Jake as a coach would devastate him and the team.
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Lee Stewart
8 years ago
No one could do a better job than Jake Denton
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Natalie Dillon
8 years ago
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I am confused why this is even necessary! Jake coached my son Aaron in 2015 and we were so fortunate to have had this opportunity. A committed and loyal coach he teaches the boys the importance of brotherhood, fitness, a genuine love for the game and the club. He and Sarah create a safe, friendly environment strengthening the "village" around these kids. We have returned back to NZ and extremely disappointed to read this .... who creates such a nonsensical rule? Please don't do this to the kids it's not fair. It wud be sad for the club to lose him and then those that will follow him.
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Theresa Thompson
8 years ago
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Seriously his a volunteer and does an amazing job not only teaching the boys but has been a role model for my son as I was a single mum.
Keep jakey as coach the boys look up to him and he has taught them alot of skills not only football but also life skills
Jake has been a great coach for Banjo and his team mates. Not only through rugby league, Jake also gets the boys together on a regular basis in the off season playing touch football and oztag to keep the spirit of their friendship going and balls skills tighter.
Good coaches are hard to find you need to keep the ones that encourage and inspire our kids and Jake does this.
Keep the coach!
Aunty of one of the boys
Keep jake!
Keep Jake Denton as our coach. Not only has Jake and still is showing the boys how to play NRL and keep developing. He has taught them life skills and respect as well. What makes Capalaba Warriors think they can replace Jake with for all we know somebody that has never coached before and expect to teach and develop the boys further. Jake is preparing these boys for when they will be ready to compete in the big league. Leave Jake as coach and let him finish his development with the boys to get there. As parents at least we know he has skills, experience and respect. And above all he is these boys family.
Awesome role model . for the kids on an off the field. God bless the kids if you take the coach from the kids.
This is a dead set legend with these kids! Helped him out this year and honestly wouldnt take the kids away from him, they have such a good bond with all the kids being bestmates from playing footy together
i have seen how much the boys look up to jake as their coach. he really brings out the best in the boys and they have grown as a team and as almost young men. keep jake as their coach. coaching the boys and the team mean so much to jake
found out today Jake the coach has been pushed away from the team he has built up for years, even though my child has only played in the team for two years due to illness Jake has been the best role model for his confidence in life and the game i don't see why change is needed to something that works so well when most teams in the club cant find coaches. Shouldn't the people paying the fees get a say in who coaches the team. my loyalties are with Jake rather then the club now. i feel like i've been made to choose between Jake and the club and i choose what my child chooses and that is Jake even if it means changing club.
Where theres a will theres a way.
Keep him
Jake is an awesome coach
Jake has mentored my boys for the past few years as im a single grandmah . He takes them wakeboarding ,sailing, surfing, scootering , bike riding and is there if they need a chat or just anything the boys need hes there for them. Its not just football this is a family that jake and the boys have built . U dont break up familes.
Jake has been the positive normal my son needed after battling a serious illness, he is the only person he has truly opened up to, outside the family, in so many ways as a coach, a mentor but more importantly a friend. Losing Jake as a coach would devastate him and the team.
No one could do a better job than Jake Denton
I am confused why this is even necessary! Jake coached my son Aaron in 2015 and we were so fortunate to have had this opportunity. A committed and loyal coach he teaches the boys the importance of brotherhood, fitness, a genuine love for the game and the club. He and Sarah create a safe, friendly environment strengthening the "village" around these kids. We have returned back to NZ and extremely disappointed to read this .... who creates such a nonsensical rule? Please don't do this to the kids it's not fair. It wud be sad for the club to lose him and then those that will follow him.
Seriously his a volunteer and does an amazing job not only teaching the boys but has been a role model for my son as I was a single mum.