Alex Seyfarth #232

[GNR4LIFE]

I don’t see him yelling at a player laying down as an example of passion, it’s frustration. He knew what was going on, that CHT was milking it, and he knew he could have been penalised, placed on report, sin binned etc. He was pissed off.

 

[earl]

Playing above his pay grade..

Went 80 yesterday on the back of minimal time previous weeks.. going as hard at the end as the start..

His cardio is unreal. What a goer. I was saying that the team have to go with him. He was having a go at the end. Not many went with him.

 

[earl]

I don’t see him yelling at a player laying down as an example of passion, it’s frustration. He knew what was going on, that CHT was milking it, and he knew he could have been penalised, placed on report, sin binned etc. He was pissed off.

He has that good pyscho personality too. It's controlled and he isn't going to punch on stupidly (at least I hope not) but he goes hard.

If you can't tell he is one of my favourite players. He'd be one of the first picked players in our team. Him and Stef are the two middle forwards that should be sure picks if fit.

 

[tiger_one]

I don’t see him yelling at a player laying down as an example of passion, it’s frustration. He knew what was going on, that CHT was milking it, and he knew he could have been penalised, placed on report, sin binned etc. He was pissed off.

What about his other 79 mins?

 

[weststigerman]

I’m a fan, and I admit I wasn’t when he first came into grade.

He’s no superstar, but when players like Seyfarth and Twal are on the field you know they’ll give it their all. Can’t say that about many other though.

 

[Fade.To.Black]

I don’t see him yelling at a player laying down as an example of passion, it’s frustration. He knew what was going on, that CHT was milking it, and he knew he could have been penalised, placed on report, sin binned etc. He was pissed off.

Passion is having a go and caring about the result. Busting your guts for your teammates. He's got it.

 

[TieDye]

I don’t see him yelling at a player laying down as an example of passion, it’s frustration. He knew what was going on, that CHT was milking it, and he knew he could have been penalised, placed on report, sin binned etc. He was pissed off.

Not exactly breaking news…

 

[GNR4LIFE]

What about his other 79 mins?

Never said he didn‘t have it. Just that that wasn‘t an example of it

 

[Harvey]

Nothibg special, but more effort than some of the other pea-hearted show ponies that are earning a lot more than him.

 

[Magpie_Magic]

Plays with passion and commitment. Should be first player picked for that reason alone.
If we get another 8-10 blokes to play like that every week we are in business.

Sad to think passion and commitment are the main ingredients missing in our team.

Make him captain. At least that way he can show up the non combatants.

 

[boonboon]

Played 80 mins on an edge and made 47 tackles, ran hard and had passion. Give me that every week

 

[Fade.To.Black]

Sad to think passion and commitment are the main ingredients missing in our team.

Make him captain. At least that way he can show up the non combatants.

It sure is. All the skill in the world won't help you much if you don't have those 2 things.

 

[Mighty_Tiger]

I don’t get why people are crazy about him.

Sure had a great burst which loved but that shouldn’t be his highlight moment.

He gives away stupid penalties at times, doesn’t bend the line, can make errors and his defense is suspect at times.

He played ok against an ordinary Warriors pack that had been dominated in every game this year to date - his other 2 games he was very ordinary.

I just don’t think he is nrl quality.
Each to their own.

 

[Lauren]

His passion and pride is often commented on but the thing I like the most about him (the same with Stefano) is his hunger.
Can't do too much about our current depth of talent or anything about the team's injuries, but individuals who have this attribute is good for building team competitiveness and spirit IMO.
Not only does he put in the effort with his own role but he knows and works on his own weaknesses/strengths, for the betterment of the team.
It's a shame everyone in the team doesn't have the same attitude as Seyfarth. Seems he often makes the most of his opportunities.

 

[pawsandclaws1]

Played 80 mins on an edge and made 47 tackles, ran hard and had passion. Give me that every week

That is where he belongs in the second row. I just cannot fathom why he was put into prop and lock.

 

[tigertye]

He chases everything in D. Seemed to be at marker or chasing the attacker every single tackle.

 

[Magpie_Magic]

Really impressed by this guy tonight

Not just his controlled toughness but the smarts for the little things.

Getting clean out of the way when Ken scored as decoy.

Forcing the knock on on Cook for the dissallowed try.

The pressure on South's on their FG attempt etc etc.

 

[Demps]

Watched him closely.
All over Kolomatangi- who seemed to get all the praise from the commentators.

He looked hurt after being tackled by Seyf, multiple times.

Great game, handled it well.
Love watching him play.

 

[Geo]

Great game on the back of little footy..80mins

Defended really well..

Fired Up at the end as well...loved it..