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Moylan had plenty of natural ability and certainly was a match winner on his day for both the Panthers and the Sharks. Just didn’t deliver often enough, or on a consistent basis. Almost 200 games in the NRL is an amazing achievement though even if his time at our club was a missed opportunity for him, should have delivered more.
Was our best player almost every time he pulled on a Panthers jersey. He was a bit lazy and laid back, he should have been born 20 years earlier
Had some great moments of sheer brilliance, no doubt about it, but his lack of character and dedication probably sours his legacy from his time at the Panthers in my opinion.
He did some amazing shit, thats for sure. The comeback against the Raiders will always be a standout.
Anyone who thinks Hook is a wanker can't be all bad
Lack of character is a bit harsh. He was different, as Chins said, born in the wrong era.
I just was referring to his being bestowed the burden of the captaincy, rightly or wrongly, and I think he let himself and club down. Leadership is not a personal trait or a burden that everyone can carry and in hindsight perhaps it was too much for him to bear. His 2016 season was quite brilliant, it turned so quickly which was all rather sad.
Wanted the ball in EVERY big moment to win a game. He had plenty of character.
Because he was always a 6. It just happened far too late
No doubt. Doesn’t make it any more palatable.
I was at that game and the strategy came from Hook. It was passed to the players about a metre or two in front of me. To grant Moylan his credit, he had to carry out Hook's strategy.
