Yeah but we're talking about Melbourne "walk across field hand in hand, we get to keep our boats right, but we still won grand finals" Storm, right? Think Bellamy's legacy is even more tainted than Uncle Wayne'sI hate how they play but it's a results driven business and he comes up trumps. Don't you think?
But for all other intents they have a legal contract between player and club. Didn't we recently go through this when is a contract a contract with Hopoate?
The thing with Bellamy is that after they were caught systematically rorting the cap, they shed the required players and you assume haev been compliant since. Yeah, they've had the Big 3 all the time since but Bellamy has managed to squeeze some life out of some pretty unfancied players to become an effective unit and has won a GF since. When Bennett's teams fall short, he just goes and recruits rep players he thnks will take him the next step... Bellamy has a knack for getting more out of less than Bennett IMOYeah but we're talking about Melbourne "walk across field hand in hand, we get to keep our boats right, but we still won grand finals" Storm, right? Think Bellamy's legacy is even more tainted than Uncle Wayne's
This has nothing to do with cooling off period either (or shouldn't) because it has been waived by both parties to the contract. So now it is a 3rd party sitting on the agreement, with at best a 10 day registering turnaround, at worst a register whenever they damn please turnaround.Yeh, but that had nothing to do with the cooling off period. That was us sitting on the agreement for ages and denying that full agreement on terms had ever occurred.
By the way Jack Bird is overrated. I wouldn't swap him for either Moses or Norman.
I guess we begin to find out next year how good he isThe thing with Bellamy is that after they were caught systematically rorting the cap, they shed the required players and you assume haev been compliant since. Yeah, they've had the Big 3 all the time since but Bellamy has managed to squeeze some life out of some pretty unfancied players to become an effective unit and has won a GF since. When Bennett's teams fall short, he just goes and recruits rep players he thnks will take him the next step... Bellamy has a knack for getting more out of less than Bennett IMO
I don't think Bird's overrated. It's just he's more likely to win Churchill medal, while someone like Norman is more likely to win Dally M. I don't see where he would have fit in our squad thoughBy the way Jack Bird is overrated. I wouldn't swap him for either Moses or Norman.
The thing with Bellamy is that after they were caught systematically rorting the cap, they shed the required players and you assume haev been compliant since. Yeah, they've had the Big 3 all the time since but Bellamy has managed to squeeze some life out of some pretty unfancied players to become an effective unit and has won a GF since. When Bennett's teams fall short, he just goes and recruits rep players he thnks will take him the next step... Bellamy has a knack for getting more out of less than Bennett IMO
If I was the coach I'd have Norman wear the 7. Parra has an enormous history of failure in that 7 jumper and Norman seems like the type of personality to be able to just take that in his stride and be not too fussed about it. Whereas Moses will have pressure on him to perform any way, so why put more pressure on him by making him wear the 7 jumper?
I'm sure the coaching staff can work out what roles they want them to play without it mattering what jumper someone is wearing...
By the way Jack Bird is overrated. I wouldn't swap him for either Moses or Norman.
There has always been a distinction between the quality of the running games between the two halves. Unless of course their attacking quality is very similar, as in the case of Norman and Moses.A lot of people think there is no difference between a five-eight and a half-back these days. But they're wrong. And i think the pendulum is swinging back toward a more defined distinction between the two.
Norman is more a five-eight and Moses more of a halfback. Norman 6, Moses 7 in my opinion.
A lot of people think there is no difference between a five-eight and a half-back these days. But they're wrong. And i think the pendulum is swinging back toward a more defined distinction between the two.
Norman is more a five-eight and Moses more of a halfback. Norman 6, Moses 7 in my opinion.
It's not too complicated. They are the 1 team in a 1-team city that is a big rugby league city, with a relatively united media army. It makes it much easier for them to get external $$ for the players that don't breach TPA guidelines. Then if you add a bit of cheating it exacerbates the problem.
Feleti Mateo was one of the best attacking players in the comp back in 2009. Unfortunately he was also a defensive liability, and edge forward is one place you can't hide a poor defender.
From the looks of Feleti lately, it might be more than just 1 pie with that coke he's getting....And yet one of the limited attacking edge forwards (and now middle forward) Beau Scott is still playing as he heads towards his mid 30's while Mateo plays bundy cup for a pie and coke.
Really does show what NRL coaches want!!
Hi stupid.Yeah nah Barry I'm going to have to disagree with you.
I fail to comprehend how bird in a matter of days could snare any tpa's up there, period. Let's be honest, how marketable would he be amongst qld'ers???
Call me stupid, naive or gullible, but if the broncos aren't initiating/securing tpa's, then I have no fcking idea.