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Eelementary said:I seriously cannot believe what I'm reading...
Because he's human and has shown emotion (ie: because he's NOT a robot and does NOT let getting dropped for no good reason get to him), he's lazy or has a bad attitude? Please. Give me a break.
* He made his First Grade debut, indicating he is rated by staff.
* He was dropped, and for no reason.
* Even with injuries and suspensions he couldn't get back into First Grade - even when he deserved it.
* He was then loaned to a team halfway across the globe, thus further giving him this idea of, "No matter what I do, I just can't get a break in Grade here at ther Eels."
Considering those 4 bullert points, I think it's understandable why his attitude drops off from time to time. But instead of sympathising, we criticise him for it.
What a fickle bunch of fans we truly are.
mate its not all so black and white....there's a massive grey area in between. In your eyes he was dropped for no reason, but common sense tells me this would not be the case. Theres no way that he'd be left guessing until teams are named the following week to know his fate. He'd have been told the reasons why he wasnt reselected again. ie: what he needs to work on, players who were coming back from injury/suspension that have greater value to the team.
Are you aware of the circumstances regarding his loan OS? I doubt it, if im wrong i'd happily eat my words. You make it sound that he was loaned against his will. I think it was a great opportunity to get some valuable experience, and force him out of his comfort zone, which he appeared to be in. And in doing so, get his head right with a chance to come home and have a shot at firsts.
Eelementary said:* Even with injuries and suspensions he couldn't get back into First Grade - even when he deserved it.
I find it so amusing that fans seem to believe that they know so much more than a whole team of experienced coaches. And you can argue that BS did the same to hayne, but as it's already been mentioned, taylor would have him in first grade if he deserved it.
Eelementary said:I seriously cannot believe what I'm reading...
Because he's human and has shown emotion (ie: because he's NOT a robot and does NOT let getting dropped for no good reason get to him), he's lazy or has a bad attitude? Please. Give me a break.
There's a distinction between showing emotion and dropping your bundle because you havent been reselected. my old coach used to say sport is 60% mental fortitude, 40% physical ability. If he wants to make it to his potential then he'll have to be able to deal with these setbacks.