Gary Gutful
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From memory he was on the sidelines for 6 weeks after the video with Segs.
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From memory he was on the sidelines for 6 weeks after the video with Segs.
I understand all that. Yet, here we are with a spoon and people looking for answers. Quite a few on here would have preferred Moses to go before Norman. That tells me that most think Moses is gash even considering his form between 2015-2017. Why is that? Playing behind an underwhelming pack this year? Not being able to combine plays with Norman or just poor form?
Mate 2019 is going to be a ball tearer.
Like I f**ken know. I don’t even support this shit team.
I disagree that Moses played at a "very high level" between 2015 and 2017 as Pou asserts. He was average with glimpses of near brilliance IMO. I mean, in those 3 seasons what was his best finish in the Dally M medal for instance? Genuinely interested because I CBF looking it up but my gut feel is he was not dominating or performing at a very high level consistently. I didn't like the signing in mid 2017....started to come around to it when he helped us break our finals drought. But in 2018 he was dreadful and not the lone ranger there by any stretch, but the general word is that the coach was happy for someone else to take him. First 10 to 12 rounds of 2019 will define both Moses' and BA's careers you think...
Ball tearer eh?
The Belvedere is a hole IMO. I've yet to find a pub to my liking in Brissie yet, though the Railway Hotel at Imbil has character.
The trend in the last 7-10 years has been towards bars rather than pubs.
Albert Einstein would have had trouble working out our 2018. I believe Moses is capable, but in the end it's a team game. Team confidence is a hell of a drug.
There was a period where Moses appeared to be leading the team whilst Norman was taking a back foot.
Well considering previously solid players considered Origin fringies were shite in 2018 the problem obviously wasn't lack of talent in the squad. Whatever the problem was is due to group dynamics. It stands to reason that personalities were the problem and our mix of personalities needed a shakeup. Nobody in our team had more personality than Corey Norman, aside from maybe Kenny Edwards.
Oi, merkin.
I haven't patronised enough Brisbane pubs for me to pass further comment. I'll take you up on that shout though. You're shouting the first carton, right?
Yep. We can go halves in the next 3.
Because he just f**ken was. Might've been to do with the fact he and Norman played left-right. This year it seemed to be Norman in the middle with Moses on the right and the fullback on the left. Having Moses play wider gives him more space to use his running game but less involvement overall. And because the opposition were never fatigued like they were in 2016 and 2017 we lacked space to spread the ball. So Moses had less opportunity.
