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Rd16: Parra v Souths GAME DAY thread (27/8/20)

Poupou Escobar

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Never quoting any of you posts again, you are the comeback king, cannot even have a debate with you, always shooting down everyone else’s opinion, I don’t know if you’re more arrogant or annoying, a little of both I think.
You can't have a debate with me because I address your points?
 

Poupou Escobar

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What if we are Leagues Club Members? Whilst not a large say in the matter, our vote can have slight influence on the runnings of the football club.
It would be better than whinging and death riding us on here. Some of us like looking forward to next week. It's why trolls trying to erode our hope get sent to the swamp.
 

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Nobody is in disguise. Moses and Drown are playing their best roles. They're just not wearing the jersey numbers you want them to be wearing.

Moses and Brown ARE in disguise. In a sense. It's got nothing to do with jersey numbers. Moses was told at the beginning of the season that, "this is your side to run". In my opinion he is not (and never will be) capable of 'running' a side. He is a sometimes brilliant player who can run, pass and kick as well as just about any player in the game. But he is too erratic (still) and goes missing too often to ever be an organizing half-back (which I know you claim doesn't exist, but in my opinion it does). Unfortunately Moses sees himself as such and wants that role. I think Dylan Brown is far more suited to that role but he's not quite ready yet. I think if Moses was prepared to relinquish the responsibility of trying to run the team, and be involved in so much of the play, he could relax a bit and become a brilliant five-eight. It's up to him and the coaches.
 

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It's why Bennet won premierships with multiple clubs (and might do so again this year) but missed the finals in two out of three years with Newcastle. Coaching is just one part of the puzzle, and can't be judged on a single game or even a single season. It certainly can't be compared with the results of coaches at other clubs, because I've shown how THE SAME f**kING COACH can have wildly different results depending on the front office where he's employed.
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That's just an example of inductive thinking, and doesn't constitute any sort of proof.
 

Poupou Escobar

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Moses and Brown ARE in disguise. In a sense. It's got nothing to do with jersey numbers. Moses was told at the beginning of the season that, "this is your side to run". In my opinion he is not (and never will be) capable of 'running' a side. He is a sometimes brilliant player who can run, pass and kick as well as just about any player in the game. But he is too erratic (still) and goes missing too often to ever be an organizing half-back (which I know you claim doesn't exist, but in my opinion it does). Unfortunately Moses sees himself as such and wants that role. I think Dylan Brown is far more suited to that role but he's not quite ready yet. I think if Moses was prepared to relinquish the responsibility of trying to run the team, and be involved in so much of the play, he could relax a bit and become a brilliant five-eight. It's up to him and the coaches.
Whatever you think Moses was told, the fact is Dylan Brown is the one getting most of the ball. Moses is just our primary kicker and also happens to be in the leadership group.

Now it's possible that Moses has taken a back seat (and he certainly has) due to his injury, but it might be that Arthur's has them playing to their strengths.
 

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That's just an example of inductive thinking, and doesn't constitute any sort of proof.
What else could it possibly mean if one club is successful regardless of the coach, another club is unsuccessful regardless of the coach, and the same coach has wildly different fortunes at the two clubs? Do you have a better explanation or do you still think sacking someone when you're pissed off will solve the underlying problems?
 

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