My point is that Hayne's teammates have been so poor and uninspired that they only win 15% of the time otherwise, for one player to increase that win rate to 33%, he must be one hell of a superstar.
don't feed the troll
I'm not putting Hayne down, but you can't be considered elite or a superstar due to half a dozen unbelievable games back in 2009 (I believe).
Dally M, NSW best player and current Australian international. Of course he's a superstar.
So Cronk is even more of a superstar, add how many series over NSW in a row.
Cronk doesn't have the speed, the footwork or the vision to be in Hayne's superstar class.
Now you're just making a fool of yourself.
Hayne's team wins less than half the time when he doesn't play. How much less does Melbourne win without Cronk? Probably close to Souths without Inglis (about 5/6 as often).
This is what I don't get when people who aren't parra supporters rate Hayne. They always go back to the 09 run. It was a run we will probably never see again from a player and some of the things he came up with again won't be seen again either. He is a freak and I don't think many will argue about that.
But since then being a parra supporter and Hayne as one of my favorite players, I've noticed how his game has adapted and he has become a natural ball player as well as a running game and defensive game that are all up there as the best in the game.
Let's just remember the team he has had the last few seasons, other fullbacks like slater or Inglis wouldn't have done much with the mob we have had.
Hayne hasn't had a run like 09 but he has been our best player most games he has played in, but because he hasn't scored a hatrick or stepped half a team to score other fans won't see how much of an improved player he is.
For instance his cut out ball is one of the best in the comp, opposition wingers know it's coming it's just thrown that well they can't do anything about it.
It's for reasons like this he is in the top 5 players in the world. Put him in a roosters jersey and he would be nearly number 1 by now.
I am showing how good Hayne is by multiple means. Any way you look at it (except recent performances by his team) he is a superstar.
I showed you by multiple means that Cooper Cronk out rates Jarryd Hayne for superstar status.
Admit it Poo; it game, set, match to me, as far as the objective argument goes.
But, as said, you are very much entitled to argue that Jarryd is a superstar as a rabid Parramatta supporter. More power to you; if you are willing to admit; but, somehow I believe you will, as usual, carry on in your verbose manner so as not to concede a point.
Parramatta supporters are delusional if they believe Hayne is elite or a superstar. He is elite in the Parramatta squad. Yes, he did have a good world cup as a centre, but I would have too, given the team around me. Maroubra is right re: Inglis.
Has Inglis yet done anything near what Hayne did in '09? No. Has Inglis had to carry a team yet, like Hayne has? No. Inglis has had the luxury of playing with elite players at Melbourne and Queensland, and behind arguably the best pack of forwards in the game at Souths. And then you look at Hayne and Parramatta.
And who performed better for Australia in this last world cup? Hayne or Inglis? No contest, in my book. Hayne wins hands down.
JARRYD HAYNE is the only NSW player who would come close to getting a start for Queensland, say Maroons greats Chris Close and Billy Moore.
Both declared they would not trade a single Maroon for any member of the Blues side that suffered a record fourth series defeat, but were unanimous in their respect for Hayne, who they said was the only player who showed a Queenslander-like spirit.
"As far as courage and commitment go, Queensland are spot on," Close said.
"That's the difference between the sides.
"Big Steve Price and Petero Civoniceva, you looked at their beaten bodies and they were saying, 'No', but their hearts were saying, 'Yeah, let's go, boys'. And they just kept going. They dug deep and filled those burning lungs with oxygen and took those extra couple of steps to make those tackles that really counted. And that is so Queensland-like.
"The only bloke on the other side who played with close to that much passion was Jarryd Hayne.
"I thought Michael Weyman and Ben Creagh tried hard, but I wouldn't swap them for any of our blokes - that's for sure.
"Hayne was wonderful all series. He tried his guts out the whole game. He's one of few blokes in that team who played with an Origin spirit. He didn't give up.
"The Blues looked terrible, they looked lost. Watmough was quite good, but you wouldn't trade him for our blokes.
"But if you had to choose one I think Jarryd Hayne. Hayne's a freak. He's one of those players who has the ability to do something magical and he always senses what's going to happen and puts himself in the right spot. He was by far their best player.
"He showed heart, but as for the rest of the team, it was probably a case for NSW of blokes who didn't aim up and there were a few in that category."