Jason Maher
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You're the one doing the revisionism if you think our 2010 pack were a bunch of plodders. It amuses me you still haven't gotten over 2010 despite winning last year.
You're the one doing the revisionism if you think our 2010 pack were a bunch of plodders. It amuses me you still haven't gotten over 2010 despite winning last year.
We'll give it a shake this year, no less next.
No team wants to face the Red V in a final.
It amuses me that because I signed up with a reference to a player as a username that you think I support the Roosters.
Warriors fan*
(but Brett Morris was out and your forwards were - and still are - average)
What do you all think?
Morris was clearly in. Get your glasses checked. And pick a username from a player on your own team next time.
Weyman = not a plodder
Costigan = not a plodder
Scott = not a plodder
Creagh = not a plodder
Smith = not a plodder
Young = not a plodder
Merrin = not a plodder
Fien = not a plodder
Saffy = a bit ploddy
Prior = plodder
Priddis = not a plodder
Green = plodder
Thorby = plodder
Emmett = plodder
Greenfield = plodder
Hunt = plodder, but was anythig but in 2010
Marketo = plodder
King = forever injured, but not a plodder
I suggest you watch a few games of football sometime. Prior to his debilitating injury, he was a gun. After coming back when he had no right to, he was 110% pure starch. Classic cover defendig lock forward. Ran hard, tackled hard, and almost never missed one. Buggered if I know why Benny put him at hooker for 20 minutes each game. I guess our game plan was simple enough he couldn't really f**k it up.
I suggest you watch a few games of football sometime. Prior to his debilitating injury, he was a gun. After coming back when he had no right to, he was 110% pure starch. Classic cover defendig lock forward. Ran hard, tackled hard, and almost never missed one. Buggered if I know why Benny put him at hooker for 20 minutes each game. I guess our game plan was simple enough he couldn't really f**k it up.
We often see a bright young coach start well, then results fall drastically in the following season/s.
Jason Taylor, The bulldogs one (Moore?) and Freddy Fittler come to mind
I suggest you watch a few games of football sometime. Prior to his debilitating injury, he was a gun. After coming back when he had no right to, he was 110% pure starch. Classic cover defendig lock forward. Ran hard, tackled hard, and almost never missed one. Buggered if I know why Benny put him at hooker for 20 minutes each game. I guess our game plan was simple enough he couldn't really f**k it up.
Prior = plodder
Morris was clearly in. Get your glasses checked. And pick a username from a player on your own team next time.
Weyman = not a plodder
Costigan = not a plodder
Scott = not a plodder
Creagh = not a plodder
Smith = not a plodder
Young = not a plodder
Merrin = not a plodder
Fien = not a plodder
Saffy = a bit ploddy
Prior = plodder
Priddis = not a plodder
Green = plodder
Thorby = plodder
Emmett = plodder
Greenfield = plodder
Hunt = plodder, but was anythig but in 2010
Marketo = plodder
King = forever injured, but not a plodder
Weyman - Ordinary. Performances for NSW proved it.
Costigan - Gimmick player.
Scott - Good player.
Creagh - Good player at the time.
Smith - Good player.
Young - Ordinary.
Merrin - Ordinary.
Fien - Ordinary.
Come on. You had a f**king forward pack of mediocrity with the exception of 1 or 2 guys who were good but far from world beaters.
You won f**k all before Wayne. You won f**k all after Wayne. Wayne won you a premiership. Your pack was mediocre then and it remains mediocre now. Good coaching made your smorgasbord of underwhelming forwards a cohesive and effective force. For the most part, you were the Melbourne Storm of 2010, fielding Bryan Norrie and Jaiman Lowe level plodders.
You had an average forward pack by any honest measure and the refs rode you home. Merrin and Scott are the only players from your team who are still in the slightest bit relevant.