Paasi and Evans are the same age, and BMM is only a year older.
Less accomplished? Paasi is on around 100 games, where as BMM is closer to 200 (albeit some is made up from games in ESL and not NRL)
You can't just gloss over the difference between ESL and NRL like that, the ESL is full of players who are not NRL standard.
BMM has only played 58 NRL games, between 2010-2015. In his last two seasons with the Panthers, 2014-15, he only played 6 NRL games and the rest in reserve grade.
As a Warriors fan I assume you know that Paasi started almost every game in 2018-2019 before basically being injured or unavailable throughout 2020.
We are replacing a regular NRL starter with a guy who left the NRL because he had become a reserve grader by age 24 after playing 58 games over 5 years.
Honestly, it's pretty damn obvious who the more accomplished NRL player is at the moment. One guy has been a regular starter for the last few seasons before injury and COVID hit this year. The other hasn't been an NRL regular for 7 YEARS and left the comp when he was on the outer.
Pasi, as mentioned around 100m per game, not sure on our new boys but Paasi isn't exactly a 'big' loss.
That's just rubbish man, an arbitrary stat thrown out to discredit a solid performer after the event
Here are the 2019 metres per game for our props (since Bunty, Paasi and Ah Mau were all pretty much out in 2020)
109 - Ah Mau
98 - Paasi
89 - Afoa
86 - Burr
It's been ages since the Warriors went with one specific metre eater/big minutes prop, clearly the workload and minutes are shared between the middle forwards and our back 3 tend to dominate the metres gained stat. To single out one prop for "low workrate" because you happen to be trying to justify dropping him now is nonsense.
Ugh, I don't even care about Paasi really but boy do I hate bad arguments on the internet.