Awesome, that's a great positive for "the lads" to take into their off-season that starts from Monday...
Bunch of amateurs.
Thats the thing - we really have played very consertively over the past few weeks - a big change from the "play whats in front of you" ethos from earlier in the year.
Shared responsibility is how these weak merkins have gotten away with mediocrity for five years. It's how governments and corporations avoid accountability as well.They're all in it together. Arthur has to take some responsibility for not getting the team up two weeks in a row, surely?
Sorry guys.
Agree with you there on all three counts fishy. With Peats we were going forward really well, and didn't have a replacement in the club and had to shop outside.Last two weeks have tarnished a much improved season.
Anything less than finals next year is a massive, massive fail.
Nathan Peats injury really hurt us this year. DeGois did well, but he just isn't the winner Peats is.
Can't believe I cheered for the Storm last night for this...
Can't believe I cheered for the Storm last night for this...
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Hayne has to grow some balls, earn his high salary and learn how to be a hands-on playmaker, breaking tackles closer inside and/or putting other people into the clear. It is his future, whether he wants to keep bludging at fullback for the first 40mins of a game or not.I said it at the start of the year and I will say it again... We will never make the Top 8 whilst Sandow is part of this team. You can add Norman to that list now.
Every single player in the team generally does their job most weeks, week in, week out. But we fail to deliver more often than not because our halves fail to deliver what most of the halves in the NRL seem to be able to do, and that is get a result in the opposition 20.
We had plenty of chances in the first half and again for the first 10 minutes of the second half and the halves completely F#cked it up...
Shared responsibility is how these weak merkins have gotten away with mediocrity for five years. It's how governments and corporations avoid accountability as well.
It was Arthur's first season, he's improved us from 16th to 9th on the ladder. His medium-term coaching career will live and die on results. How about show ponies and on field leaders like Hayne and Mannah take some criticism for once in their well-paid and cushy careers?
We over-hype these prima donna merkins when they really don't have heads or hearts to individually play consistent footy for 80mins, let alone to inspire their teamates to do so as well.