I’d take David Nofoaluma in a millisecond. Specialist winger with no illusions of any other position and more bang for buck than JAC.
One has had the advantage of playing for the Storm, easier to look better on the end of that backline.Too much sideways running. JAC is a match winner, David not so much.
One has had the advantage of playing for the Storm, easier to look better on the end of that backline.
Nofo is no slouch either. JAC is the better player but he’d be after silly money IMO. If we can get Nofo for 400/50k we’d probably be ahead.No substitute for speed. He has it in bucketloads.
Too much sideways running. JAC is a match winner, David not so much.
Especially seeing we have exhausted our 1 Dickhead rule for 2021 with Cartwright.Why are we still talking about this JAC dream?
Easier to be a match winner when you’re part of a team that constantly wins.
He did f**k all to help NSW in game 3 this year. Where were his match winning qualities there?
They would've gotten out of their end of the field a lot easier. That reduces pressure on their kickers and creates more opportunities for everyone else.You think NSW would of won with David?
They would've gotten out of their end of the field a lot easier. That reduces pressure on their kickers and creates more opportunities for everyone else.
Do you think they would’ve lost worse if he was?You think NSW would of won with David?
We had Kenny Edwards and Corey Norman in the same team at one point. Has the policy been tightened?Especially seeing we have exhausted our 1 Dickhead rule for 2021 with Cartwright.
Do you think they would’ve lost worse if he was?
Oh you mean in hypothetical land? Yeah sure, of course they would've won.And still didn’t answer my question
Something that is missing here though is JAC's superiority in defence, specifically his cover defence, his kick chase, and his kick coverage. Mofoaluma is a better all round attacking winger but he's a liability in defence.Watch this and tell me, have you ever seen JAC barge over the line or make a decent hit up consistently. Most of the time when JAC is close to the sideline he ends up over it.