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[Gary Gutful]

While I agree Hayne was always far more talented than Hindmarsh, it's wrong to say he only got into the NRL because of hard work. Hindmarsh was the best forward in the world for a couple of years either side of 2005. He had plenty of natural talent.

Absolutely. It's actually been documented that he was a bit of a lazy merkin when he was younger.

Talent got him into the NRL. Hard work ensured he became the only Eel to play 300 first grade games.

 

[Incorrect]

While I agree Hayne was always far more talented than Hindmarsh, it's wrong to say he only got into the NRL because of hard work. Hindmarsh was the best forward in the world for a couple of years either side of 2005. He had plenty of natural talent.

Yeah I probably should have worded it differently... along the lines that Hindmarsh, IMO, got every last ounce of talent out of himself, via that hard work, and the results were there for all to see in the years 98 to circa 2007

 

[IFR33K]

Have we?

100%

 

[Gary Gutful]

Yeah I probably should have worded it differently... along the lines that Hindmarsh, IMO, got every last ounce of talent out of himself, via that hard work, and the results were there for all to see in the years 98 to circa 2007

Ridiculous hair though.

 

[IFR33K]

Seems to be a coach much like Brian Smith, who I consider to be the smartest coach in the history of the game, and possibly one of the worst man managers.

Please don't compare the two

 

[IFR33K]

I said Hayne's non-performance was a factor. I didn't say it was the sole reason.

And I dare say, the teams performance was the telling factor.

 

[Gary Gutful]

And I dare say, the teams performance was the telling factor.

When you are the best player you are more responsible than any other player for the performance of your team. That's why you get paid the big $$$. If you chose to abdicate that responsibility then expect criticism.

 

[hineyrulz]

Have we?

Oh dear!!

 

[IFR33K]

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Oh dear!!

Amazing to think some fans are still hanging on by a thread.

 

[hineyrulz]

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Amazing to think some fans are still hanging on by a thread.

It would be almost worth it for Barts reaction, almost.

 

[Stagger eel]

100%

don't go off too early buddy..

 

[IFR33K]

don't go off too early buddy..

The horse bolted... long ago

 

[Stagger eel]

The horse bolted... long ago

the horse could still do a 180..don't rule it out.

 

[IFR33K]

He's worth f**k all. It wouldn't be viable for titans to pay the bulk of his salary. I can't see him leaving or left to walk, nor can I see him taking a paycut

 

[Stagger eel]

He's worth f**k all. It wouldn't be viable for titans to pay the bulk of his salary. I can't see him leaving or left to walk, nor can I see him taking a paycut

I think a lot will depend on the incoming coach but if Hayne really wants to come back home than I'm sure both clubs would be more than happy to make it happen...
obviously we wouldn't be paying anywhere near the sort of coin his on and at the same time it'll give the titans a bit of breathing space on their cap..

 

[Kornstar]

Blame Hagan, he left all the discipline up to the senior playing group. The younger blokes resented it
and that put a wedge in the playing group that never really healed.

Yep, I heard direct from the late Chad Robinson that Hagan let the younger guys get away with murder and the senior players were jack of it and he completely lost them.

Hagan then said as much when he resigned that he couldn't handle the gen Y players.

 

[forward pass]

Not that I would really want him back - but he would be a much better player for us than the tits. It is pretty clear that his heart is not in it - so you will never perform at your best. The only thing missing in Haynes career is a premiership - if he played for a side that was a chance of winning one - he would play out of his skin imo

He was desperate for an origin series win and look how we performed when he knew he was close.

 

[Gronk]

I think a lot will depend on the incoming coach but if Hayne really wants to come back home than I'm sure both clubs would be more than happy to make it happen...
obviously we wouldn't be paying anywhere near the sort of coin his on and at the same time it'll give the titans a bit of breathing space on their cap..

What

 

[hineyrulz]

Yep, I heard direct from the late Chad Robinson that Hagan let the younger guys get away with murder and the senior players were jack of it and he completely lost them.

Hagan then said as much when he resigned that he couldn't handle the gen Y players.

Nor a cap, or anything to do with Juniors. Cut and paste was his forte.

 

[Incorrect]

Yep, I heard direct from the late Chad Robinson that Hagan let the younger guys get away with murder and the senior players were jack of it and he completely lost them.

Hagan then said as much when he resigned that he couldn't handle the gen Y players.

You mean this guy admitted he had no idea how to coach young blokes??

Wow - maybe you can judge a book by its cover!