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Trying to make sense of this, considering we can't make the semis, maybe they want to give Hope, Murray and Mason another chance to show 'what they can do' Roberts and Haywood give us some hope unlike Hope, Murray and Mason, so it would have been good to see them go around again I'm happy with...

Okay then, thats cool but I'm simply referring to the SMH article that said he wasn't aware, its hard to believe he wasn't but thats what it says.

Okay but still, if Benji knew he wasn't going to play AD, surely he should have been told and spoken to about the non selection early in the week?

If Benji knew he wasn't going to play AD, surely he should have been told early in the week? Maybe he was?

Not sure what you mean, sorry? I was referring to players, your halfback finding how he's been dropped, surely you'd give him a 'heads up' and not by reading the team sheet or days later. IF true (which I hope not)

Imagine finding out you've been dropped by reading the team sheet, IF true, thats very very ordinary IMO

Yes you're probably right, its hard to imagine a coach taking this approach, but its been said.

Yeah maybe but its a big statement and/or a big lie for AD or the journalist to say: In a SMH article today Christian Nicolussi said, "He was also frustrated it took him several days to track down Marshall to be told about the positional switch, and Jarome Luai, who is off to the Eels next...

Yes maybe, however. I have been harping on this for a while and we need to know what happened. In a SMH article today Christian Nicolussi said, "He was also frustrated it took him several days to track down Marshall to be told about the positional switch, and Jarome Luai, who is off to the...

Yes, he should have played. But why has he decided not to play? It it simply because he is a 'dog' like everyone is saying or is there more to it? Hopefully, its just because he's a dog.

There might be some truth in what you're saying but its certainly not this black and white

No I haven't seen it. But do you think the club has nothing to do with what's going on? AD just wanted to get out of the joint for a better deal? Or he's leaving because he couldn't play half, simple as that?

How did it get to this point? Purely AD? They mighten be able to control his decisions but they should be able to influence them, for the clubs benefit. What happened that made him change his mind so dramatically? Does this happen at other clubs?

You have to ask why this has happened, is it as simple as AD acting like a child? AD seemed happy at the club and we need him for next year. We can't rely on two rookies...can we? Surely it could have been managed in a way that kept everyone happy. It seems so amateurish.

Respect your optimism but if we are relying on two rookies as our halves pairing, we're probably stuffed...again. And Turuva is a reserve grader at most other clubs, he's been terrible.

Is that when he found out?

“Can you imagine (Sharks coach) Craig Fitzgibbon dropping Nicho Hynes to jumper number 22 and not having a chat with him first?" DT Article For me this has always been the main question. A question of repsect. Did Benji speak with AD about being dropped in the correct way? If he didn't then...

We need more money!!

There are many problems and few positives Our defensive resolve is very average, we have some very good defensive sets but then follow them up with some poor efforts. And we put ourselves under pressure with so many silly errors. I think JL seemed make the most. Our attack looked good in...

From the SMH article. If this is the case, (who knows what actually happened) but Benji needs to have alook at how he deals with dropping people. Tell someone two days before the game, really? (I can't believe it and back Benji) And the halfback of the team? What's going on? Is this article BS?