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Good post.. be careful you'll be accused by your panthers troll of drug taking ha ha
He didn't mention All the so called games at halfback Luai has played
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Good post.. be careful you'll be accused by your panthers troll of drug taking ha ha
For full transparency though, you have been on the Panthers forum suggesting that Nathan should move to the 6. So you are not so worried about the traditional 6 vs 7 role when it helps your argument.He didn't mention All the so called games at halfback Luai has played
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He should be given the utmost respect from the coach, I have seen it from the players several times as they and Luai are the ones in the battle.Different opinions on many things over at the Panthers forum. Generally one things we do agree on though is Luai has done the right thing by himself for taking the Tigers offer. Of course some are upset by it because he is a player who has been so central to our identity recently.
Zzzzz, how's that.He didn't mention All the so called games at halfback Luai has played
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For full transparency though, you have been on the Panthers forum suggesting that Nathan should move to the 6. So you are not so worried about the traditional 6 vs 7 role when it helps your argument.
Luai has shown he can ‘lead’ a team from the 6 a number of times when the game plan has been put in place for him; Samoa at the WC comes to mind. He will need some help with long kicking etc, but that is manageable.
I find the notation that Luai wont be able to play 7 strange. Its not like we're signing him to play prop!
Scott Prince was a flashy young 5/8 early in his career, during his time with us he honed his craft and became a brilliant game reading 7 who won a comp with 20 year olds at 6 & 9. He was only 25, hadnt played Origin, or had anywhere near the experience Luai had when he came to us.
Even it doesnt come naturally to him, hes going to have Api there for the first 2 years of his deal who knows his game and would be the smartest hooker in the comp right now.
This is weird one. Ivan has generally got the best of his players even when they are known to be leaving.He should be given the utmost respect from the coach, I have seen it from the players several times as they and Luai are the ones in the battle.
I hope Ivan realises Luai's contribution in the 3peat and makes it more common knowledge.
Fair enough. As far as a successful club goes, I cant argue with their methods.This is weird one. Ivan has generally got the best of his players even when they are known to be leaving.
I know the sensationalist press love to make a mountain over Ivan’s comments about Luai (I think they were pretty unprofessional, but still showed strong respect for Luai and his contribution to our event success) but there 3.5m reasons why Luai joined the Tigers and Ivan’s comment arent high on the list.
Jeez I think a like would suffice dont you?Fair enough. As far as a successful club goes, I cant argue with their methods.
Perception is not reality, but it can influence how we view and interact with reality.
As I said before, respect comes from those within the fight.
Even though I followed orders it didn't mean I respected them, however I respected those fighting beside me.
A bit like footy, it's a tight group (footballers, coaches, admin) that tries hard not to allow outside influences to occur, to keep players focused and that's why we don't often see what I was talking about.
For me, transparency is important. To prove it's not just a business but a team, a club.
I don't really know, Ivan might tuck Jarome in everynight.
This is weird one. Ivan has generally got the best of his players even when they are known to be leaving.
I know the sensationalist press love to make a mountain over Ivan’s comments about Luai (I think they were pretty unprofessional, but still showed strong respect for Luai and his contribution to our event success) but there 3.5m reasons why Luai joined the Tigers and Ivan’s comment arent high on the list.
Fair enough. As far as a successful club goes, I cant argue with their methods.
Perception is not reality, but it can influence how we view and interact with reality.
As I said before, respect comes from those within the fight.
Even though I followed orders it didn't mean I respected them, however I respected those fighting beside me.
A bit like footy, it's a tight group (footballers, coaches, admin) that tries hard not to allow outside influences to occur, to keep players focused and that's why we don't often see what I was talking about.
For me, transparency is important. To prove it's not just a business but a team, a club.
I don't really know, Ivan might tuck Jarome in everynight.
I’ve got no doubt JL will earn his keep during his time at Concord.He is an innate winner he plays with integrity & he will b so motivated to stick it up the media pissants who constantly criticise him coz he dares to b different.If anyone can lead this rabble to the promised land it’s JL.I am loathe to agree with Ivan on anything, but there wasn't really anything incorrect about what he said. Luai really has played second fiddle to Nathan their whole first grade career, and outside of Samoa in the WC and a handful of games without Nathan but a well oiled squad who all know their roles, he hasn't really had the opportunity to showcase what he is capable of and hasn't really been tested.
I hope he proves Cleary wrong, we've got 6 million reasons hinging on it.
I’ve got no doubt JL will earn his keep during his time at Concord.He is an innate winner he plays with integrity & he will b so motivated to stick it up the media pissants who constantly criticise him coz he dares to b different.If anyone can lead this rabble to the promised land it’s JL.
I don't think Panthers win 3 GF without Jarome.You often see this awakening of grandeur in successful people.
Ivan has been a successful coach but regrettably he thinks his greatness extends out into other areas such as lifestyle and self betterment for other people following his ways and accepting his beliefs.
JLs departure is an threat to his supreme self love and lording over people.
Ivan has no business straying out his lane.
He is the best coach in the NRL, not a Buddhist sage.
As a life-coach, his example to the world is him and Nate stuffing their wallets with Panther cash, living the lifestyles of the rich and famous. Not much actual giving or helping people.
And a bit like Tim Sheens wholly unable to admit mistakes.
lol f**k me for a fan who has watched their side win 3 premierships you really are a sookSo doctoring action photos of Luai, and putting him in a W/T jersey, is a small win.
Nothing about being classy, or showing respect to Penrith. All that carryon about Ivan's contact with W/T is a tissues of lies, and this is perfect example.
Yep he's a freakUr deadset kidding re maybe Api.He would walk into ur team & consistently be in the top 3 performers.
lol f**k me for a fan who has watched their side win 3 premierships you really are a sook
So you go into another clubs forum and troll?Of course I'm a sook. I hate seeing players leave Penrith. Players that have debuted and done really well for the club. Especially when they're local juniors, who Penrith have brought through the grades.
I think I can recall W/T faithful being equally upset when Teddy, Moses, and Fox left.