You left out the key point that the staff didn't feel recovery times were bad at all. Its selective quoting and the full quote proves my point whereas your selective quote is something that the crazies will jump on.
I didn't misquote him.
I also provided a link, so its not really selective either.
However it also shows that your point isn't as strong as you think it is. Mayer has stated clearly that the medical facilities are not good enough. Just because recovery times are okay according to the staff, doesn't mean that they can't be better.
You seem to be arguing that "close enough is good enough"
You will find that people here aren't saying the staff are injuring our players or suggesting there's a conspiracy theory, rather that our staff aren't as good as they could be.
Be it through lack of training or lack of facilities is unclear.
But Mayer has stated that these do need to be investigated shows that there clearly is room for improvement.
Allow yourself to be a bit reasonable.
I'll put it this way to you.
Do you think we should continue to investigate and analyse our medical and rehabilitative facilities and services to see if we are performing at the best we can and on a par with the best teams in the NRL?
If you answer yes, then you agree with the majority of the sentiments of other posters here
