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Agree with everything you've said, what Moltzen's better at can be taught, what Tedesco's better at can't be taught its just instinct and talent. Regardless of how well Moltzen plays at FB, I'm not going to be a happy camper if Tedesco hasn't assumed the role full time by the end of this year.

We were outplayed comprehensively but agree the refs were shockers. Everyone forgot to mention the bullshit 4th try as well, where some Manly player threw a pass in his in goal area which drifted about a metre forward subsequently leading to DCE's 100 m try.

Injury sounds like the only plausible explanation as to why he's getting no game time, I was impressed from what I saw of him last year. His confidence may be down now, but once he gets it back you fools calling him a 'pillow' will be made to eat your words.

"Some reason", come on happy don't speculate unless you have some idea of what's really going on. How do you reach the conclusion Potter isn't the factor here? Especially with what little we know of him.

Pretty harsh to make a valued judgment on him when he's getting piss ant game time and in the case of last night trying to make a difference in a lost cause.

Agree wholeheartedly HT, Marshall was truly woeful tonight. For the past year, I've thought he'll get himself out of this mire but I'm starting to believe he is in decline as a player.

I'm glad, for the team's sake, he is injured. I have grave doubts as to whether we would have won the past 2 matches with him in the side, Mansour and Loko would've run rings around him. Reddy, whilst not being outstanding, at least comes with a degree of dependability, you know what to expect...

Has got better with each game, very solid defender pound for pound, good kicking game and I like his willingness to take on the line (Marshall could look and learn from him in this department). Still think he could be a little more creative in attack, Marshall/Farah are still featuring far too...

The Lawrence/Korobeite edge certainly has cause for concern, they must improve greatly or else we'll concede heavily against the good sides I.E. Manly & Melbourne whom we play in the next two weeks.

I don't think the ASADA investigation has anything to do with yesterday's crowd. The NRL's Rd 1 attendance figure for this year actually bettered last year's figure by almost 10,000 and the Tigers aren't implicated in the drugs investigation anyway. More to do with our crap Rd 1 performance...

Take your point, but he can only do what he can with the opposition he's been assigned. BTW I don't think the Panthers will get the spoon, try Dragons, Warriors or even the Raiders the way they're going.

Was terrific YET AGAIN. I suppose the ONLY positive of Galloway's injury is that Woods will be a guaranteed starter for next week.

Has copped significant criticism of late, and rightly so. Credit where credit's due though, he played pretty well today. Good to see a vast improvement under the high ball, an area which has troubled him for a while now. Defence and support play also fairly solid from what I saw.

Lol, weren't the Raiders after Moltzen last year or the year before? If only…. :cry:

Got a good laugh out of Kent's story about Dugan complaining of sore ribs during the game and then diving into the pool for the recovery session :laughing: Great show though, good to see some astute analysts of the game who speak their mind. NRL on Fox used to get a little robotic with Gordy...

Here's to hoping the 'punted' CEO is Humphreys lol… :pray:

Working on your premise, India are still pathetic lol. You're disillusioned if you think this series makes India good all of a sudden. 4-0 v England 2011, 4-0 v Australia 2012, 2-1 v England 2013, any of these results ring a bell? Beating a 2nd rate Aussie team reeling from the departure of 2...

You've misinterpreted me gunners, by no means was I trying to make them out to be Bangladesh rather that they are just a pissweak cricket nation considering their population, demographic etc.

How embarrassing getting thumped by a team with such little athletic/sporting prowess. This Inverarity clown must depart before we end up in a similar state to what we were in post 2010 ashes. Hmmm…Xavier Doherty, wasn't this the same bloke who failed dismally in his first test cricket stint...

Lol just as I said that, we get bowled out. Albeit as a result of batsmen trying to force the issue. Clarke retired hurt on 57, thought to be a hamstring problem. In doubt for Boxing Day. Sri Lanka chasing 393 for victory.