Yes, he has created more this year. He is in a better, more experienced team, so he should. The facts, as you put it, are that when he was in our team last year we were the worst team in the NRL in the red zone for converting points. He was part of that team. I think Maloney has more ticker than Moylan, you disagree, you have no facts to prove your point, it is just your opinion as is mine. When we needed Moylan in the semi's last year he wasn't there, didn't do rehab and let the team down.
Fair weather footballers are nice and all that, but you also want people who will be there when the team is going badly and will turn up and put a shift in. If a player makes mistakes but tries his hardest, I can live with that. In my view, the Brisbane game would have seen Moylan crabbing sideways until the forwards were smashed into Caxton street. Maloney hit the line, bad ankle and all and got smashed many times. He tried his guts out but it just wasn't happening for him. It happens.
Being in a team that concedes fifty points doesn't make you a bad player and vice versa. The Storm lost 40 nil to Manly in the grand final, were they a bad team? Were the players in that team awful? Billy Slater says hi.
