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Kerry_Cogger
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Does that go for the ones that wrapped farah too. :wink:
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Does that go for the ones that wrapped farah too. :wink:
happy_tiger
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Just think we will be better across the park if Brooks is in charge of our attack , not the 2018 version of Benji
Robbie will create so much more for Brooks , than he can for Benji
And in fact , it will help Benji , create some space for him when he is the secondary option where his passing game can be his strength , not running around in circles like a headless chook looking for the 2005 version of his speed to kick in
Observations.
The play where Robbie put himself in second receiver, Brooks called it beforehand.
Benji and Brooks are different players.
I agree we need to play to all of there strengths.
In the play that was called forward for Chee Kam.
Brooks had not thrown a ball like that in his life.
He seems to either run wide engaging our centres / second row, or play a short ball into our props.
Benji on the other hand can run like a headless chook but he does have a much better cut out pass than Brooks.
In regards to the left side not getting as much attention.
Did everyone miss the 3 dropped balls KN did when being put in space or in for a try?
The only thing Robbie didn’t provide Brooks with was opportunities to kick long. However our forwards were all running well and we played the majority of the game in the dragons half so there was no need, but Farah did provide Brooks the ball when we where in a position for a repeat set. And alternatively provide Marshall the pass when we were in position for a bomb or tick to touch.
I think he picked his options well. I noticed one time only where he made the wrong decision in the second half but that was all.
The play where Robbie put himself in second receiver, Brooks called it beforehand.
Benji and Brooks are different players.
I agree we need to play to all of there strengths.
In the play that was called forward for Chee Kam.
Brooks had not thrown a ball like that in his life.
He seems to either run wide engaging our centres / second row, or play a short ball into our props.
Benji on the other hand can run like a headless chook but he does have a much better cut out pass than Brooks.
In regards to the left side not getting as much attention.
Did everyone miss the 3 dropped balls KN did when being put in space or in for a try?
The only thing Robbie didn’t provide Brooks with was opportunities to kick long. However our forwards were all running well and we played the majority of the game in the dragons half so there was no need, but Farah did provide Brooks the ball when we where in a position for a repeat set. And alternatively provide Marshall the pass when we were in position for a bomb or tick to touch.
I think he picked his options well. I noticed one time only where he made the wrong decision in the second half but that was all.
Fade_To_Black
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Plus Scott and the missus got a house built for them free of charge as a "side note" to his contract didnt they? Pretty sure the Titans shonkiness in that instance made headlines a few years back.
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He loves em hey
Rarely pays off
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3 more repeat sets and a kick that should have resulted in a TRY for Naiqama but lets ignore that…
Marshall was signed as backup half and has ended up playing most of the season because Reynolds can't get fit.
Farah was signed when it became clear that Liddle isn't (yet) physically up to being starting hooker at NRL level.
Both players were well aware of the circumstances under which they signed.
Personally I don't have any issue with either or both of them being offered similar deals for next year, other than the need to confirm to Farah before he signs that Liddle will, if fit, be number one and he'll be off the bench/backup (at his age and with his experience I don't care if he doesn't want to play reggies, provided it's all agreed upfront).
Put it this way: given the choice between Marshall and one of the nuffie backup halves we've run out over the past few years I'd rather have Marshall. And given the choice between Farah and some kind of McIlwrick/ET bodge job solution I'd rather have Farah. They both look like damn good backup options to me.
Farah was signed when it became clear that Liddle isn't (yet) physically up to being starting hooker at NRL level.
Both players were well aware of the circumstances under which they signed.
Personally I don't have any issue with either or both of them being offered similar deals for next year, other than the need to confirm to Farah before he signs that Liddle will, if fit, be number one and he'll be off the bench/backup (at his age and with his experience I don't care if he doesn't want to play reggies, provided it's all agreed upfront).
Put it this way: given the choice between Marshall and one of the nuffie backup halves we've run out over the past few years I'd rather have Marshall. And given the choice between Farah and some kind of McIlwrick/ET bodge job solution I'd rather have Farah. They both look like damn good backup options to me.
goldcoast_tiger
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He did Yesterday!!
If Brooks wants the bloody ball, wel it’s up to him to call it, if he doesn’t get it then it’s up to Ivan to do something about it,
Without Farah we most likely lose yesterday,
We actually looked like a football team yesterday, something we usually find it hard to do,
And some of you blokes do nothing but nit pic,
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