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Likewise with luai, surrounded by superstars his whole career, yet is in elite category. Brooks has not been around superstars most his career

We are going to be nowhere near the bulldogs. Funny how james graham loves comparing us to them. We have the potential to be one of the best attacking sides in the NRL, but nowhere near best defence like Dogs were. Which is why we won't make the 8 until we get a new coach with a decent mentality

Brooks is a great 5/8, but can also win his team games

Galvin at halfback is what killed our attack on the weekend. Luai tried playing like a 5/8 without a running game. Latu playing halfback would at least compliment luai trying to replicate his 5/8 style from penrith. Galvin is not a team player, and is a sook. He can leave now and I wouldn't give...

Cooper Cronk a legend of the game thinks differently

It changed the game. And he didn't do anything as the leader to stop it despite leading most of the game

I haven't in the past. I am probably the only person who has fairly criticised his failure on the weekend while everyone is blaming Galvin. I think galvin should go to reserves while luai should be considered as the 6 and latu at 7 if he keeps this up

Bulldogs work as a team because their whole culture has been changed by Ciraldo and Crichton to be team first, no egos, hard working and next man up mentality like at penrith. Tigers are led by an amateur coach whose standards are so low he brings up positives every time the team loses, so that...

That's the thing though. Wests Tigers are not going to be beating many teams by 10+ points. So close games will come down to the halves. Luai being the 1.2 million dollar guy (ie. the guy who comes up with big plays under pressure when the game is on the line) could be the difference between us...

I'll back the bloke if he actually backs up what he says. He said we'd be a top 8 team if he played in 2024. He's not going to live up to those expectations with a better team this year. I haven't moved the goalposts at all. You regard the 65th minute as clutch, I don't. Clutch in sports...

65th minute is not clutch

I'm right. Halfway through the year you might figure it out... maybe longer... like with Luke Brooks

Injuries, no other options... come on this is tiring. Bit of research.

Brooks has won more than a few games in clutch situations. Fans just use him as a scapegoat for losses

Mitchell Moses sealed the game though. It was a something out of nothing try too, not one that was planned or game management which is what he'll need as a halfback. Such as 40/20s, kicking for touch and slowing the game down, field goals, building constant pressure with forced dropouts...

NSW fans wanted him dropped in 2023

It's the only moment in his career to date where he's done something remotely clutch, but even then Moses sealed the win. And the way he did it, was as a 5/8 in a something from nothing play. Game managing as a halfback is completely different. As evidenced by raiders panthers last year when...

Both team achievements. Where are his medals, man of the match performances, clutch moments? Nowhere

Was he the main half?

Man U do have issues. They're coming 15th in the premier league!