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I’ve known a few alcholics, none of them were ever charged with domestic violence.
Mortimer had a better kicking game, better running game, was a better cover-defender. Great leader, too. He shades Sterling, in my opinion.
I’d actually have him on the bench in front of Offa. That’s a pretty slow middle with Matto, Grieg and a fatigued Hopgood. We could get murdered around the ruck if teams have smaller forwards and quicker hookers. Moretti has much better leg speed and lateral movement. I’d then consider either Tuilagi or Hands/lussick as the other bench spot, depending on the need for a second hooker (which I think there probably is).
I actually write most juniors off, especially ones recruited from other NRL clubs. This is evident in my point about him only ever playing in one reserve grade game. I followed this with the fact he is still young, which is why it’s unfair of anyone (myself included) to write him off. Think of it as me presenting both sides of the argument. Smith probably won’t make it, but he’s still a chance.
Monie came after Gibson at the club.... he probably had a few detractors after 1986 but he did win us a premiership. Gibson is a given and anyone that even dared to criticise would get a slap up the side of the head with a brick.
It would be great if we were as dog shit as the Storm.
That's a lot of money bags.
But that's because you've got no clue, and make points based on puerile generalisations (and/or selective use of stats).
So you do admit to routinely contradicting yourself, and it's not just our imagination.
Think of it as you typing unnecessary garbage that should stay in your inside voice, while other people have already processed and moved on from what you present when forming and posting their own opinions.
Pou doesn’t need me to defend him, but there was zero need for that post.
Horses for courses. Sterlo was the best fit for Parra, Mortimer was the best fit for the Dogs. We all seem to lose sight of is that Parra had a very good team in those years overall. Paul Taylor was my unsung hero from that era.
There's zero need for 99% of his posts about Pou. It's getting very tiresome.
Pearce off, Jack
Still missing - stolen out of Harvey Howard's Pajero, which was inside a shipping container apparently...
To be fair, I don't think that Jack thought Sterlo was a golfer.
