Stevie
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That’s essentially what players do when they go there tbf.
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That’s essentially what players do when they go there tbf.
Did he sound confident ??
That was before he blew it up on his own I reckon. Clearly confident of going to the Chooks then his form turned terrible and Billy decided he’s not an Origin half anymore.
Strawman? This from a bloke equating Adam Doueihi's comments about an embarrassing social media post to slavery or murder.
The plight of religious minorities in China is an obvious example. Closer to home we have the debate about whether abortion is murder.
When some people think discrimination against white people/men/heterosexuals/Christians is justified then no, we don't have consensus on what is meant by bigotry.
You don't even think they should be free to discuss their opinions in public.
Here you go with the strawmen. We are talking about comments on social media, not slavery or capital punishment.
You have a lot of faith in other human beings to think your values (as someone who benefits massively from the status quo) should be their values too.
They used the cover of ideologies that are underpinned by atheism. They controlled people through appealing to working class and nationalist resentment. Religion wasn't a requirement.
A coach's job is to win games, not build a roster for the next guy to benefit from. It's why coaches don't do recruitment.
Agree with all but Holmes. Still good enough to play Origin.
He's already achieved everything he can in the game. If he goes to St George it will be for the money. You can never have too much of that.
ffs
If he wanted to win another premiership, he would've left Manly back when the Penn family took full ownership of the club.
They get a say, along with a bunch of other merkins at the club, including the senior players. But they don't make unilateral decisions. The club comes first.
There needs to be a bare minimum of short term success. The fans won't cop otherwise. Whether the coach is blamed for short term failure depends on his length of tenure, but every premiership window ends. Usually it's the coach who pays for it.
You’ve tied yourself into alot of knots where you contradict your own arguments, misrepresent what I’m saying or you dodge answering the question. I’m happy to continue this discussion if it can be moved elsewhere but I don’t want to clog the rumours/signings thread with endless talk on this topic.
