Waratahs shows positive signs at knockout, but need a coach for 2014 campaign

By John Fitzgerald
Updated April 16 2014 - 7:12am, first published 4:00am
WRECKING BALL: Kandos Waratahs’ Steve Madden was destructive during the Centennial Coal Cup knockout in Portland on Saturday. PHOTO: JOHN FITZGERALD
WRECKING BALL: Kandos Waratahs’ Steve Madden was destructive during the Centennial Coal Cup knockout in Portland on Saturday. PHOTO: JOHN FITZGERALD
LINE BREAK: Luke Hundy in action for the Waratahs. PHOTO: JOHN FITZGERALD
LINE BREAK: Luke Hundy in action for the Waratahs. PHOTO: JOHN FITZGERALD

DESPITE mass resignations from their 2013 premiership-winning side, the Kandos Waratahs are looking as though they will remain a Centennial Coal Cup force during 2014.

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