no need to carry on when you don't , the way that you do,people who speak to people face 2 face like that normal ends up 1 way , do you suffer road rage also , lol
Alex Seyfarth #232
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You contribute nothing, continually blaming fringe players for the teams failure and never ever comment on the real reasons why we cannot make the top 8.
Like a few of your friends you want all supporters to believe our highly paid players are gods gift to rugby league and abuse anyone that doesn’t agree.
Our top 3 players are clearly the worst of any clubs top 3 players across the NRL.
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Batmans Parents
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Holy strawman, Batman!
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innsaneink
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Coach Vicious????
hank37w
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Bula, because he generally misses.
Champion @hank37w, mate that's a bit harsh.
Defense at the back isn't our worst and, for me, Bula does a good job, catches the bombs and is gutsy in defense too.
But that's me.
innsaneink
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Wouldnt mind seeing an improvement in his defence...hes a bit late to the party on occasion...doesnt lack ticker however
hank37w
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I think he has been a little hesitant in his defence since recovering from injuries, there is a hesitancy there and the urgency doesn't seem to be there anymore, I think it is a psychological/confidence issue.
To me it really stands out when you consider how outstanding his defence was on debut.
Yeah, I think it's a confidence thing, it would be hard for some fullbacks to be fully committed when tackling some of these big powerful guys. Add a bit of bulk, work hard on it and gain a bit of confidence.
It's the same for his attack, he's not the sort of fullback to be bouncing off guys after collisions, so hopefully given time this will change.
PS why are we talking about about Bulla here, because he might even tackle harder then KPP 🙂
Rock Hopper Steve
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Could be on the mark their hank, could be in his head not to risk stretching/impacting the shoulder if when making a tackle caused the injury backend season 24.
Tim Sheens
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I think that is right and that is the way that I treat all on here and elsewhere, with the respect that they deserve. Especially the paedophile in chief supporters, and happy to call them out in any situation.
I do suffer from road rage, but in a very internal way. Maybe not so much if you get out of your vehicle and head towards mine, which Seyfarth probably would.
It also depends on which way the wind is blowing and the interpretations the refs wish to apply that week. It always seems to work against us (and Alex)
InBenjiWeTrust
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We need #13 that is at least equivalent to Fulton, Seyfart is 10 classes behind
watersider
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I love that seyfarth discussion has dominated this offseason.
Do people think we will be able to keep him away from R360 or will the dollars he could make mean we need to release him?
Do people think we will be able to keep him away from R360 or will the dollars he could make mean we need to release him?
WestsEffTheRest
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Sorry to break it to you all but Seyfarth is an integral part to this team. The coaching staff obviously agree with the news of him being in the leadership group.
GNR4LIFE
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It is amusing. He’s the type of player a club coming off three consecutive spoons will carry. Not sure why it’s surprising to some.
Rock Hopper Steve
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Being in the leadership group doesn't mean you get a free ride into the run on side, there's a lot of new recruits that will be pushing for a spot next season with some depth at last.
He may find himself leading from reserve grade if Bunty stands and delivers which I expect him to do there's one already that's in front of him, he's going to find it tough to break into the side.
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