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[strider]

Geyer wasn't likable when he was playing.
He was known as a complete thug. People hated him.

I loved him as a player ... i am not a violent person but i always liked how hard he went in and when he was belting people

 

[Poupou Escobar]

Darren Lockyer doesn't seem to have them either.

But every merkin in Queensland loves him. That's why he has a media job.

 

[strider]

Lockyer is getting better ... though he was coming from a pretty low base .... footy knowledge great - personality of a dead sloth

 

[hineyrulz]

Lockyer is getting better ... though he was coming from a pretty low base .... footy knowledge great - personality of a dead sloth

And he’s not bald anymore.

 

[T.S Quint]

But every merkin in Queensland loves him. That's why he has a media job.

Yeah, that's true.
If Hayne can lead NSW to some more wins over the next few years then he might have a lot more fans in this state as well.

Hayne has the opportunity now to change people's perception of him. He's gone back to his junior club, he can play some good footy and win some games. Stay out of trouble and become a leader on the field. Stay out of the headlines for the wrong reasons. Work hard at training and in games. People will start to see him in a more positive light eventually, and a media career may not be out of the question.

 

[Noise]

I actually think Hayne has improved with the media a lot from his younger days. I also reckon he is starting to take himself a bit less seriously which will help with his ‘likeability’

 

[Poupou Escobar]

Yeah, that's true.
If Hayne can lead NSW to some more wins over the next few years then he might have a lot more fans in this state as well.

I don't think so. I reckon Blues fans in general prefer the NRL to Origin, so most NSW players are seen as members of rival clubs, rather than 'our' state champions. I certainly do, and I hated the Blues players back when we used to smash Queensland all the time as well.

Hayne has the opportunity now to change people's perception of him. He's gone back to his junior club, he can play some good footy and win some games. Stay out of trouble and become a leader on the field. Stay out of the headlines for the wrong reasons. Work hard at training and in games. People will start to see him in a more positive light eventually, and a media career may not be out of the question.

They will just hate him because he's a Parramatta player.

 

[Noise]

I don't think so. I reckon Blues fans in general prefer the NRL to Origin, so most NSW players are seen as members of rival clubs, rather than 'our' state champions. I certainly do, and I hated the Blues players back when we used to smash Queensland all the time as well.

They will just hate him because he's a Parramatta player.

Yep, most NSW fans hate the blues players individually. Gallen, Fifita, Dugan, Ferguson, Pearce, Hayne, Farah, etc are all disliked by opposition fans. Where as qld fans love all their players regardless of the club they play for

 

[T.S Quint]

I don't think so. I reckon Blues fans in general prefer the NRL to Origin, so most NSW players are seen as members of rival clubs, rather than 'our' state champions. I certainly do, and I hated the Blues players back when we used to smash Queensland all the time as well.

They will just hate him because he's a Parramatta player.

Most people don't hate us yet.
We have only just gotten past the stage where most people pity us because we were so terrible.
We are only now at the stage where people are happy to see us doing better because they felt sorry for us for so long.
Hell, even after we got caught cheating it still wasn't enough for people to hate us. Look how they talk about us compared to how it was with the Dogs and Storm.

We need to be dominant for a few years in a row for people to start hating our players just because they play for Parramatta.

 

[lingard]

Yeah, that's true.
If Hayne can lead NSW to some more wins over the next few years then he might have a lot more fans in this state as well.

Hayne has the opportunity now to change people's perception of him. He's gone back to his junior club, he can play some good footy and win some games. Stay out of trouble and become a leader on the field. Stay out of the headlines for the wrong reasons. Work hard at training and in games. People will start to see him in a more positive light eventually, and a media career may not be out of the question.

I doubt Hayne will play for the Blues again.

 

[Snoochies]

It's sad that Haynes reputation has taken a hit. Take away all that, what he did in getting to the NFL as a rookie is freakin remarkable. It has to be one of the best sporting stories there is. It's a huge acheivement against the odds.

 

[lingard]

It's sad that Haynes reputation has taken a hit. Take away all that, what he did in getting to the NFL as a rookie is freakin remarkable. It has to be one of the best sporting stories there is. It's a huge acheivement against the odds.

Same could be said for Anthony Mundine, you know. Although he's played a more active part in tarnishing his own reputation. Amazing athlete, though.

 

[jk13]

Hayne >>>>>>>> tony dilliams

 

[T.S Quint]

I doubt Hayne will play for the Blues again.

Good point.
He will just have to give the selectors all the reason in the world to pick him again.

 

[Noise]

TCT have been reporting that Hayne is playing right center with Jennings back on the left. Not sold on Hayne / Moses defensive pairing. Removing Jennings / Moses is a huge risk in defense particularly when it worked so well in 2017.

 

[T-Boon]

I think Hayne will start the season at fullback.
It is obvious at this point he is making a great impression in pre season. Add to that Bevan French has a great attitude towards learning his craft from the wing. I also like Gutherson at centre long term. He has realistic representative prospects at centre and maybe a progression to 5/8.
I realise that the club will be factoring in that Guth and French are key long term future players but BA knows that 2018 is a get it done season not a building season. We need the best players in their best positions.

 

[hineyrulz]

TCT have been reporting that Hayne is playing right center with Jennings back on the left. Not sold on Hayne / Moses defensive pairing. Removing Jennings / Moses is a huge risk in defense particularly when it worked so well in 2017.

Agreed, Jennings and Moses seemed to work well for us on the right.

 

[Noise]

I think Hayne will start the season at fullback.
It is obvious at this point he is making a great impression in pre season. Add to that Bevan French has a great attitude towards learning his craft from the wing. I also like Gutherson at centre long term. He has realistic representative prospects at centre and maybe a progression to 5/8.
I realise that the club will be factoring in that Guth and French are key long term future players but BA knows that 2018 is a get it done season not a building season. We need the best players in their best positions.

Hayne has been training all pre season in the centers with French at fullback. You think they are going to change it right before round 1?

 

[Bandwagon]

Jennings was awesome for us defensively when parked alongside Moses, but it shouldn't be forgotten that he doesn't get near the time or room to make those decisions if the second rower inside Moses is f**king it up, and getting his edge outnumbered. Whilst Hayne hasn't shown the quality of Jennings decision making in defence in the time he has spent at centre, I'd reckon he's not that far behind, and the guys inside Moses will be the same, 'cept with another season of experience under their belt.

So I don't see Hayne defending on the right at centre and moving Jennings to the left as problematic.

 

[El Diablo]

Hayne has been training all pre season in the centers with French at fullback. You think they are going to change it right before round 1?

anything can happen when your coach is bald and has two first names