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Ranking the wingers

Knight Vision

First Grade
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1) Aku ( the thriller ) Uate = best winger of his generation
2) daylight
3) McMannus - the Flying Scotsman
 

Jason Maher

Immortal
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Morris, who is so fast he can step out and then back in again before the touchie can even notice.
 
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Merrits in my top 5 of good but kind of shitty players. I think he's a bit more than the line faller-overer on offense people accuse him of being. I don't agree and think he has displayed some real skill in scoring some tries some wouldn't score. But basically he's still kind of shitty. Shitty on D, not reliable at all, not super talented, physically unimposing, weak willed and inconsistent.

Merritt is a winger in the "old school" style of being a finisher. He waits for the gap and usually finishes by scoring. That was fine when that is all that was expected of wingers (namely the 1960s-easrly 1908s). However the position has evolved since then and it is those facets, like kick returns, defusing bombs (to name 2 areas) where Merritt has issues. To me he is a very good, solid club player.
 

Sir Lemon Goat

Juniors
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1. Brett Morris
2. Jorge Taufua
3. Roger Tuivasa-Sheck
4. James McManus
5. Ryan Hall
6. Akuila Uate
7. David Simmons
8. Daniel Tupou
9. Josh Charnley
10. David Williams
 
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