Jarryd Hayne buggers off from NFL

Kornstar · May 21, 2016

phantom eel said:
Are you saying he's a loser and didn't make it in his NFL dream (tm)?

I did. Olympic 7s rugby is a good platform from which he can command a Euro or Japanese rugby deal. A deal from Europe or Japan would open those territories to Hayne's "brand", his clothing line, and whatever else he and his manager can get off the ground. It would be more lucrative to him than an Australian deal, and leave him more in control of his "image" than being back here in the fishbowl.

Initially I suggested he wouldn't make the cut. Now I can see he's only quitting because he won't make a go of it (starting team, week in week out) and now there is no more money to be made for his brand from that territory.

Our media are onto him now ;-).

How can he be a loser if he quit? The truth never gets in the way of a good story for the media. Him quitting suits them so they can make stories up and lay the boot in until he does something great again and then he can make them even more money.

I know what the stepping stone could be for offers but i do not believe that is his motive. He is a league player, he hasn't played rugby, if he doesn't go back to the 49ers i think he will request to play for us.......

I would say that the opportunity to compete in the olympic games which as a person who grew up in track and field dreaming of going to an olympics would have been right there with playing for either of his countries in rugby league, which he has done.

He already achieved what he wanted to, he made an NFL starting team without any experience, the olympics will be his last achievement until he comes back and leads us to premiership glory.

He has won a SOO series and a WC too. The GF will be his very last achievement to get.

I just don't know why you post so much about him just to lay the boot in? You are worse than the media to be honest, at least they get paid to lay the boot into people.

Snoochies · May 21, 2016

Hayne will certainly never look back and wonder what if. He has a crack and doesn't play it safe. He's not afraid to fail, not having a go to him would be a failure.

WaznTheGreat · May 21, 2016

lmao his presence completely jinxed the almighty Fiji,they got smashed by a bunch of Pommy Plodders first up

yy_cheng · May 21, 2016

He can probably scout some players for us.

THe winger is a big, fast lump of a lad

Parra Pride · May 21, 2016

Hopefully he get's to touch the ball more than once in the second game.

WaznTheGreat · May 21, 2016

Parra Pride said:
Hopefully he get's to touch the ball more than once in the second game.

Hopefully not,he looked slow as hell and fat,he's a joke.

phantom eel · May 21, 2016

Snoochies said:
He has a crack and doesn't play it safe.

:sarcasm:

phantom eel · May 21, 2016

Kornstar said:
How can he be a loser if he quit?

Surely I don't have to explain that one to you?

Kornstar said:
I know what the stepping stone could be for offers but i do not believe that is his motive. He is a league player, he hasn't played rugby, if he doesn't go back to the 49ers i think he will request to play for us.......

I don't think the 49ers is somewhere you can waltz back into having avoided all the pre-season training under a new coach's playbook. However the 49ers contract will prevent him joining another NFL team without their belssing.

Kornstar said:
the olympics will be his last achievement until he comes back and leads us to premiership glory.

I'm not sure we'll be able to afford him, as teams are desperate and will outbid us for marquee level raw talent. This is despite Hayne by 2017 having had two whole seasons away from the game and its training techniques. And he wasn't interested in a GF win in his fareweel speech, thought he had already achieved everything in league there was to achieve...

Kornstar said:
I just don't know why you post so much about him just to lay the boot in?

I'm answering your posts directed at me! Just because we don't agree that the sun shines out of Hayne's arse doesn't mean I'm laying the boot in.

I wish Hayne well in his pusruit of a Union contract, and the expansion of his "brand" into Europe or Japan while still stringing his Aussie fans along

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Kornstar · May 21, 2016

phantom eel said:
Surely I don't have to explain that one to you?

I don't think the 49ers is somewhere you can waltz back into having avoided all the pre-season training under a new coach's playbook. However the 49ers contract will prevent him joining another NFL team without their belssing.

I'm not sure we'll be able to afford him, as teams are desperate and will outbid us for marquee level raw talent. This is despite Hayne by 2017 having had two whole seasons away from the game and its training techniques. And he wasn't interested in a GF win in his fareweel speech, thought he had already achieved everything in league there was to achieve...

I'm answering your posts directed at me! Just because we don't agree that the sun shines out of Hayne's arse doesn't mean I'm laying the boot in.

I wish Hayne well in his pusruit of a Union contract, and the expansion of his "brand" into Europe or Japan while still stringing his Aussie fans along .

I don't even know why I'm bothering.

I look forward to ignoring your Jarryd rants in the future.......the ones you don't have, apparently.

yy_cheng · May 22, 2016

I can now understand why Semi can offload so easily

TheRam · May 22, 2016

The Man In The Arena

It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat.

President Theodore Roosevelt

hineyrulz · May 22, 2016

Kornstar said:
I don't even know why I'm bothering.

I look forward to ignoring your Jarryd rants in the future.......the ones you don't have, apparently.

:lol: That's the thing he's not obsessed at all, we are Bart has just been fishing. He caught you and i also made comment on it so he caught me as well.

Bravo Bart Bravo

Gronk · May 22, 2016

I watched Hayne's efforts. He had limited game time and the media's tag of "uninspiring" was harsh.

Having said that he looks slower and less agile and I hoped.

If Hayne is to make the Fiji Olympics squad IMO, he will need to learn the game to the point that it is instinctive, trim down from light heavyweight to middleweight all in about 30 days.

Gronk · May 22, 2016

Haynetrain said:
lmao his presence completely jinxed the almighty Fiji,they got smashed by a bunch of Pommy Plodders first up

FMD he played the last 180 seconds of the second half. The Poms were up like 20 nil at oranges.

yy_cheng · May 22, 2016

He did look slow but thats because most times hes getting the ball from a standing start rather than running onto the ball or catching it from a kick

Gronk · May 22, 2016

yy_cheng said:
He did look slow but thats because most times hes getting the ball from a standing start rather than running onto the ball or catching it from a kick

Remember in circa 2009 when he would run at pace, poke his nose through the line and then surge through ? He had the ability to instantly drop into top gear and leave defenders in his wake. His Fiji team mates can do that. If Hayne is to succeed in this venture, he will need to find that instant burst from 4th to 5th gear that we all know he has inside him. Qn is: does he has that 5th gear anymore ?

Obscene Assassin · May 22, 2016

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Kornstar · May 22, 2016

hineyrulz said:
:lol: That's the thing he's not obsessed at all, we are Bart has just been fishing. He caught you and i also made comment on it so he caught me as well.

Bravo Bart Bravo

Yep, he got me good.....

yy_cheng · May 22, 2016

Gronk said:
Remember in circa 2009 when he would run at pace, poke his nose through the line and then surge through ? He had the ability to instantly drop into top gear and leave defenders in his wake. His Fiji team mates can do that. If Hayne is to succeed in this venture, he will need to find that instant burst from 4th to 5th gear that we all know he has inside him. Qn is: does he has that 5th gear anymore ?

Yes but that was 7 years ago.

He is alot chunkier now but no doubt will be able to get back down in weight and fitness

yy_cheng · May 22, 2016

Gee we miss those cutout passes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yItnEVoD0VQ

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