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maybe you just saw the 6 billion posts pou makes about such things and mistook them for "everyone"
I'd love nothing more than Hindy playing one more year. I would also love that if by the off chance we are going well next year and we get a few injuries he makes a comeback. However if he were to play and have another season like this one, could he take it? He wouldn't deserve it.
He's already gone one season too long. Should he really make it two?
Being past it looks very similar to not-yet-up-to-it (for the younger blokes); the player is capable of a big game every now and then but struggles on a week-to-week basis.
He's doing a far better job than your downward week-to-week struggle from post to post.He's already gone one season too long. Should he really make it two?
Being past it looks very similar to not-yet-up-to-it (for the younger blokes); the player is capable of a big game every now and then but struggles on a week-to-week basis.
Here come the deathrider amigos to scream down my opinion.
#3amigos
Here come the deathrider amigos to scream down my opinion.
#3amigos
You're correct about youngsters and oldsters struggling to be consistent, but I question whether or not he has gone on too long.He's already gone one season too long. Should he really make it two?
Being past it looks very similar to not-yet-up-to-it (for the younger blokes); the player is capable of a big game every now and then but struggles on a week-to-week basis.
The club could just register him as a player for next year just in case that does unfold. Wouldn't it be great to see us on a leading charge towards the finals next year but after a couple of injuries the club could call on Hindmarsh for a comeback and that inspires the rest of the side to a GF victory similar to Langer's origin comeback 10 years ago.
Yep I agree would be great to see that happen.
And :lol Poupou
Maybe not lose , but Arthur was astute enough to put him back on after 10 minutes of the second half when the donkeys made their big push at us.
I reckon Hindy's presence either boosted the team's confidence or just scared the shit out of them to start tackling again
I noticed that too. I know it is only one game (possibly two - it is likely he was also in charge for the game against the Storm) but Brad Arthur seems to know his stuff. There have been many with less credentials than this bloke coach first grade......obviously.
WOE