Talk:Sunshine Coast Falcons

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This page is really out of date. I've just started following Rugby league and the Falcons in particular, but not confident enough of my facts to make an edit.

- They now play in the Queensland Cup.
- they were known as the Sea Eagles for a while, being a feeder team for Manly
- that association is now cancelled and the team are not affiliated to any other NRL team, though there have been rumours.
- they've just made a record for most consecutive defeats (13 now) but the colts team is currently 2nd in the ladder, so there's hope for the future.
- they still play at Stockland park.
- Ivan Senjack was the coach for 2013 season, and the 1st half of 2014 but resigned from the position recently, in controversial circustances.
- Glen Dreger is the interim 1st team coach.
- Chris Flannery is current CEO
- www.scfalcons.com.au

101.163.66.119 (talk) 07:03, 9 June 2014 (UTC)Lozza367c[reply]