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There is reason why mommy gives you special private time ,so that tards like you can try to interact with the general public via the internet.
I have seen all I need to see, I don't need tapes, I'm old enough to remember how good Kenny was. Hayne may end up better than Kenny but he isn't there yet. You need to get off your knees.
It's not the be all and end all, but he did win 4 of them and played great in them as well. Hayne was in 1 last year did nothing, he even sat back while Inglis caught the uncontested bomb that pretty much sealed the game. There is no excuse for that, any other fullback would've ran in and took it, Hayne often sits back and lets his wingers and centres take these catches. Most fullbacks only do that if they can't get to it, some of the kicks Hayne can get to but he still sits back.
Winning GFs isn't my whole argument, don't make up nonsense. Kenny played well in the big games and outplayed Lewis in Origin more often than not. He also kept Lewis, an immortal, out of his position on the 82 Kangaroo tour. Hayne can't even take Slaters spot yet, he only just knocked Gidley out of the NSW fullback position.
I've said that all along, you really are stupid. I don't doubt Haynes talent, I love watching him. My point is that morons like you are putting him in front of a club legend like Kenny, which is ridiculous. He may get there, well he probably will, but not after only having stepping up for about 15 games in the last couple of seasons.
Consistency? GF wins? Professional attitude?
Shows that you are not a real Parra fan if you try to sum up Kenny's time at the Eels with that sort of crap. :crazy:
By that stage he'd played 7 seasons at Parra, he'd won 4 GFs and was one of the greatest players in the game over that time. If he was playing with the 10m rule he'd have carved up every week, not just at the back end of the season. Sure he'd lost some pace but 87 onwards Parra were a bumbling mess, all the way up until the SL war. He showed amazing loyalty to stick around, if Hayne had to play with some of those scrubs I'd doubt he'd hang around. He may even take off after this contract, he was whinging about money only months after signing his new $500k/year contract.
He was a running, ball playing 5/8, and he didn't need a kicking game. He had Sterling there, if Hayne had Sterling he'd rarely kick it as well. Although that's obvious to anyone that knows the game.
