The New Zealand Professional Footballers Association is expecting further changes at New Zealand Football.
NZF technical director and Football Ferns coach Andreas Heraf has resigned from his roles, in the midst of a review into the organisation's culture.
CEO Andy Martin has already departed the NZF, with both men leaving after a dozen Football Ferns players allegedly complained about Heraf.
NZPFA's Harry Ngata told D'arcy and Goran they had expected changes from the review.
"Not just within his role but obviously other things outside purely a high-performance piece around the Ferns, but also the general governance of New Zealand football."
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Fred de Jong believes there was no way Andreas Heraf was going to remain at New Zealand Football.
Heraf has resigned from his roles as Football Ferns coach and NZF technical director, with a review into the organisation's culture still ongoing.
de Jong, a former high performance director at NZ Football, believes Heraf jumped, before he was pushed.
"The thought being that there's going to be a fair amount of negativity in those findings, so he would have been down the road at that point anyway."
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Fred de Jong believes there was no way Andreas Heraf was going to remain at New Zealand Football.
Heraf has resigned from his roles as Football Ferns coach and NZF technical director, with a review into the organisation's culture still ongoing.
de Jong, a former high performance director at NZ Football, believes Heraf jumped, before he was pushed.
"The thought being that there's going to be a fair amount of negativity in those findings, so he would have been down the road at that point anyway."
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The Warriors are welcoming back a trio of experienced forwards for their crucial NRL match against the St George Illawarra Dragons.
Issac Luke, Tohu Harris and Adam Blair have all been named in the side that has eight players named on the interchange bench.
Blair returns from suspension, while Harris and Luke have overcome injuries.
The side comes after a bad loss against in the Gold Coast last weekend. 
Coach Stephen Kearney told Darcy and Goran he's confident the recovering pair won't be late withdrawals, like they were against the Titans.
"They had an extra week's preparation now, and they got through that really well, so I'm pretty confident that they'll be good to go."
Leivaha Pulu, who has been named on the bench, has avoided suspension for a hit on Titans halfback Ash Taylor thanks to an early guilty plea.
Warriors1 Roger Tuivasa-Sheck (c)2 David Fusitu'a3 Gerard Beale4 Solomone Kata5 Ken Maumalo6 Blake Green7 Shaun Johnson8 James Gavet9 Issac Luke10 Agnatius Paasi11 Isaiah Papali'i12 Tohu Harris13 Adam BlairInterchange:14 Jazz Tevaga15 Simon Mannering16 Leivaha Pulu17 Bunty Afoa18 Peta Hiku20 Mason Lino21 Sam Lisone22 Joseph Vuna
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The Warriors are welcoming back a trio of experienced forwards for their crucial NRL match against the St George Illawarra Dragons.
Issac Luke, Tohu Harris and Adam Blair have all been named in the side that has eight players named on the interchange bench.
Blair returns from suspension, while Harris and Luke have overcome injuries.
The side comes after a bad loss against in the Gold Coast last weekend. 
Coach Stephen Kearney told Darcy and Goran he's confident the recovering pair won't be late withdrawals, like they were against the Titans.
"They had an extra week's preparation now, and they got through that really well, so I'm pretty confident that they'll be good to go."
Leivaha Pulu, who has been named on the bench, has avoided suspension for a hit on Titans halfback Ash Taylor thanks to an early guilty plea.
Warriors1 Roger Tuivasa-Sheck (c)2 David Fusitu'a3 Gerard Beale4 Solomone Kata5 Ken Maumalo6 Blake Green7 Shaun Johnson8 James Gavet9 Issac Luke10 Agnatius Paasi11 Isaiah Papali'i12 Tohu Harris13 Adam BlairInterchange:14 Jazz Tevaga15 Simon Mannering16 Leivaha Pulu17 Bunty Afoa18 Peta Hiku20 Mason Lino21 Sam Lisone22 Joseph Vuna
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Tall Blacks basketball coach Paul Henare, who has been announced as the coach of the Wellington Saints in next year’s NZ NBL.  It means he’s effectively swapped jobs with Kevin Braswell, who has his head coach role at the Breakers.
He's signed on as coach of the Wellington Saints in the National Basketball League, which falls in between New Zealand's final qualifiers in February and the world cup itself in August.
Henare says it's important for coaches to be on the sidelines as much as possible. 
"Just to be able to fine tune your craft and work on things systematically and monitor the players really closely."
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Tall Blacks basketball coach Paul Henare, who has been announced as the coach of the Wellington Saints in next year’s NZ NBL.  It means he’s effectively swapped jobs with Kevin Braswell, who has his head coach role at the Breakers.
He's signed on as coach of the Wellington Saints in the National Basketball League, which falls in between New Zealand's final qualifiers in February and the world cup itself in August.
Henare says it's important for coaches to be on the sidelines as much as possible. 
"Just to be able to fine tune your craft and work on things systematically and monitor the players really closely."
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Boxing pundit Sir Robert Jones on Joseph Parker’s defeat at the hands -and head - of Dillian Whyte.  While Bob believed the 2nd round head-butt did very little to derail Joe, he couldn’t understand why Parker held his hands so low throughout the bout.  Jones says all is not lost for Parker and his camp, and he will be a force despite his recent defeats.
A bruised and battered Joseph Parker has insisted nothing changes – he wants to keep boxing and will do so for another four or five years despite his defeat to Dillian Whyte which will force him to dig deep in much less lucrative paydays for the immediate future.
The unanimous points decision after 12 rounds came as he put Whyte down but it wasn't enough, but he was satisfied with the attacking nature of his performance, even if he wore more punches than in any other fight of his career. The former WBO world heavyweight champion is also sticking with trainer Kevin Barry and promoter David Higgins as they plan a potentially difficult way back to the top.
"I've got a goal and I stand by that," Parker, 26, said. "It would be great to be a two-time world champion or a unified champion. At 30 or 31 I'm out but for now I'll go hard and give it everything I had."
 
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Boxing pundit Sir Robert Jones on Joseph Parker’s defeat at the hands -and head - of Dillian Whyte.  While Bob believed the 2nd round head-butt did very little to derail Joe, he couldn’t understand why Parker held his hands so low throughout the bout.  Jones says all is not lost for Parker and his camp, and he will be a force despite his recent defeats.
A bruised and battered Joseph Parker has insisted nothing changes – he wants to keep boxing and will do so for another four or five years despite his defeat to Dillian Whyte which will force him to dig deep in much less lucrative paydays for the immediate future.
The unanimous points decision after 12 rounds came as he put Whyte down but it wasn't enough, but he was satisfied with the attacking nature of his performance, even if he wore more punches than in any other fight of his career. The former WBO world heavyweight champion is also sticking with trainer Kevin Barry and promoter David Higgins as they plan a potentially difficult way back to the top.
"I've got a goal and I stand by that," Parker, 26, said. "It would be great to be a two-time world champion or a unified champion. At 30 or 31 I'm out but for now I'll go hard and give it everything I had."
 
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Nathan Friend, former Warriors and Gold Coast Titans player, joins D'arcy and Goran to discuss his two former sides battling it out this weekend, and also the refereeing drama this week.
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