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#bringbackspags
Plenty, how many have you done?
See above.
No, I thought the tin foil hat picture in one of my posts you quoted might have been a giveaway...
See what happens when the forum gets rid of the decent emoticons - no one can pick up on forum sarcasm anymore *crazy emoticon* *sideways glance emoticon* *lol emoticoon*
And since Hayne has left his last two contracts a season early, chances are he only stays one year before buggering off to try another sport, so everyone's a winner!
Don't forget that one that just says coon now.
Ah, no I never said or suggested that. Try and follow the conversation ok. He can chime in as a playmaker, but being a full time playmaker to being a player who chimes into the attack every now and then is vastly different. What the other chap was saying over and over is that Hayne won awards for being a playmaker. There is no such award. He wont the awards for being the best fullback, (who adds to the attack but not a full time playmaker).
No one is arguing against that. What is being questions is some people believing Hayne would make a great front line playmaker. He's been tried in the halves before and it didn't work. His game is more about chiming in where and when the opportunity presents itself, not as a structured play maker. The defence work rate required for a front line play maker is also vastly different to that of someone who plays fullback.
What facts are you talking about? That Hayne would be a great 6? Because that is what is being discussed and he has been tried there before and it didn't work, hence he was put back to full back. Those are the facts mate.
Rugby league week and Big League are handy for increasing your knowledge of players because of the stats pages both mags provide which along with watching the games gives a clearer indication of what each player is doing out on the field. But thanks for the insult champ.
I think Brown is off contract, he'd be a good pick up. Tough and aggressive.
Remember Lockyer was switched to 6 much earlier in his career and had player there in the juniors. Hayne is what, 28? and has no history of being a 6 or 7. Trying to turn him into a front line playmaker this time in his career is probably not going to work.
