T.S Quint
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It would depend on why they want the culture to change. Maybe the merkins we have are too nice and we need more competitors.
FFS!
It would depend on why they want the culture to change. Maybe the merkins we have are too nice and we need more competitors.
Yeah, they however do usually get rid of them when they continue to be dickheads rather than signing them in the first place....Maybe he’s trying to change it to a culture of dickheads.
Being in the Storm and Roosters systems would have showed him that it works.
Lussick (power) and Hands (speed) both have a run game. But with Moses and Drown in the team it’s not what we need from a dummy half. Any opportunity for the dummy half to have a scoot are usually a better opportunity to pass to one of the stars.
In real life I’m a boring merkin. Talking about stats and presenting both sides of an argument and so on. I’m a barrel of laughs. Ask the merkins who’ve met me.
Tell that nonsense to Bellamy and the Storm. I'm sure they would be interested.
Yeah, they however do usually get rid of them when they continue to be dickheads rather than signing them in the first place....
Tell it to the Panthers ffsTell that nonsense to Bellamy and the Storm. I'm sure they would be interested.
Yeah, because Cameron Smith was well known for his speed out of dummy half.
Tell it to the Panthers ffs
But also unsustainable under the cap, which is why he was the first spine player to be let go to make space for upgrades to Edwards, Luai and Cleary.The Panthers best iteration was when Api was in the team.
It’s irrelevant to why they replaced a dangerous attacking hooker with a defensive plodder. They showed their priorities under the cap with that move.The Panthers have been the benefactors of a very weak competition that has allowed them to win 4 on the trot and probably 5 or even 6 looking at the standard of or lack there of of everyone else.
Sometimes clubs need to fill a vacuum of experience with an older player.
A bit like when Melbourne signed this guy at age 33.
Jason Ryles - Playing Career - RLP
A summary of the career stats for I’warra junior from Wollongong Wests made just seven appearances for the Dragons in 2000, all from the interchange bench. The promising forward came into his own in 2001, especially after suspensions to Kiwi Test prop Craig Smith and injury to Luke Bailey...www.rugbyleagueproject.org
Yeah, but one not on $850kA player like RCG?
Oh pleeese. Now you're just being silly to even mentioning, probably the fastest player between the ears than anyone else to have played the game.
Yeah, but one not on $850k
Right.
So you agree that speed is not the most important thing when signing a hooker.
A weak Competition that Parra couldn’t get near winning. Good one. You can only play who’s in front of you.The Panthers best iteration was when Api was in the team. The Panthers have been the benefactors of a very weak competition that has allowed them to win 4 on the trot and probably 5 or even 6 looking at the standard of or lack there of of everyone else.
A weak Competition that Parra couldn’t get near winning. Good one. You can only play who’s in front of you.
Not when your name is Cameron Smith....
These slow hookers better change their names then.
A weak Competition that Parra couldn’t get near winning. Good one. You can only play who’s in front of you.