OFFICIAL Elijah Taylor [Discussion]

He is a classy version of Liam Fulton, and that is not having a go at Fulton. He is just a little bit better than Liam was, by better I mean he hits harder and run harder
 
Supercoach despite having to say it 3 times you have a point but he is a different player to Liam. Liam was better on the edge. Taylor is better up the middle and 100 times better a ball player.
 
Im loving ET….IMO he was the catalyst for our attackin plays by drawing the defenders into him and firing off slick and often no look passes straight to Brooksie who looked awesome with the extra space.

Loving this guy so far.

Oops nearly forgot his 45 tackles in 70 mins.

ET for the win!
 
@Regan said:
IF you look back at his games this is the first time he has played like this at Penrith he was a tackling machine also played the same way at the warriors …...... so is Taylor a master coach
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He said in an interview that Anthony Griffin dropped him because he was too one dimensional, defence orientated, so he went back to NSW Cup and worked on his attack, we are now reaping those rewards, thanks Anthony Griffin.
 
@851 said:
@Regan said:
IF you look back at his games this is the first time he has played like this at Penrith he was a tackling machine also played the same way at the warriors …...... so is Taylor a master coach

He said in an interview that Anthony Griffin dropped him because he was too one dimensional, defence orientated, so he went back to NSW Cup and worked on his attack, we are now reaping those rewards, thanks Anthony Griffin.
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SO the question is …..Is Jason Taylor a master coach for letting Elijah Taylor play like that because Jason Taylor makes the game plans or just got lucky
 
I remember when he was playing in the centers for the warriors he was good 😛ray: hope they can sign him for a few years
 
@Regan said:
I remember when he was playing in the centers for the warriors he was good 😛ray: hope they can sign him for a few years
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I get the impression that he's a humble, honourable guy that will probably agree to an extension as a sign of gratitude for being the opportunity to play first grade again. He wanted that chance and not only do we have him playing first grade but we've given him a central role in both attack and defence. If he keeps this form up though we'll need to make him a solid offer, which is fine because he'll have earned it.
 
@Regan said:
@851 said:
@Regan said:
IF you look back at his games this is the first time he has played like this at Penrith he was a tackling machine also played the same way at the warriors …...... so is Taylor a master coach

He said in an interview that Anthony Griffin dropped him because he was too one dimensional, defence orientated, so he went back to NSW Cup and worked on his attack, we are now reaping those rewards, thanks Anthony Griffin.

SO the question is …..Is Jason Taylor a master coach for letting Elijah Taylor play like that because Jason Taylor makes the game plans or just got lucky
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Jason Taylor is far from a master coach, surely you could have worked that out by now
 
Ill be honest I have been very impressed

I had not watched much of him at Penrith. Baffled how he could have been in reserves there.

He has been bloody outstanding.

We need to sign him for 3 years not 3 months!!!
 
@Nelson said:
@Regan said:
I remember when he was playing in the centers for the warriors he was good 😛ray: hope they can sign him for a few years

I get the impression that he's a humble, honourable guy that will probably agree to an extension as a sign of gratitude for being the opportunity to play first grade again. He wanted that chance and not only do we have him playing first grade but we've given him a central role in both attack and defence. If he keeps this form up though we'll need to make him a solid offer, which is fine because he'll have earned it.
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I feel the same! The vibe I get from him is he loves Rugby League and he wants to play for the team he has the best opportunities with.

Any news on how he's coming along with the team song?
 
@Regan said:
@851 said:
@Regan said:
IF you look back at his games this is the first time he has played like this at Penrith he was a tackling machine also played the same way at the warriors …...... so is Taylor a master coach

He said in an interview that Anthony Griffin dropped him because he was too one dimensional, defence orientated, so he went back to NSW Cup and worked on his attack, we are now reaping those rewards, thanks Anthony Griffin.

SO the question is …..Is Jason Taylor a master coach for letting Elijah Taylor play like that because Jason Taylor makes the game plans or just got lucky
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JT has been a terrible coach. That can't really be debated rationally.

Maybe though JT has gotten this spot on. He picked ET straight away and has given him a critical role within the team. Maybe JT has a chance to improve as a coach. All I want from JT is more smart decisions.
 
@WestsSupporter said:
@Nelson said:
@Regan said:
I remember when he was playing in the centers for the warriors he was good 😛ray: hope they can sign him for a few years

I get the impression that he's a humble, honourable guy that will probably agree to an extension as a sign of gratitude for being the opportunity to play first grade again. He wanted that chance and not only do we have him playing first grade but we've given him a central role in both attack and defence. If he keeps this form up though we'll need to make him a solid offer, which is fine because he'll have earned it.

I feel the same! The vibe I get from him is he loves Rugby League and he wants to play for the team he has the best opportunities with.

Any news on how he's coming along with the team song?
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Can't comment on his vocal chords, but at least the team have had the opportunity to sing since he came into the side.
 
@Eddie said:
Ill be honest I have been very impressed

I had not watched much of him at Penrith. Baffled how he could have been in reserves there.

He has been bloody outstanding.

We need to sign him for 3 years not 3 months!!!
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I can't believe he was playing reserve grade at Penrith. What a dud decision. I reckon he should make every NRL team in the comp.
 
http://www.nrl.com/taylor-a-surprising-spark-to-tigers-attack/tabid/10874/newsid/96397/default.aspx

Here is an article on Nrl.com about ET.
 
@stevetiger said:
http://www.nrl.com/taylor-a-surprising-spark-to-tigers-attack/tabid/10874/newsid/96397/default.aspx

Here is an article on Nrl.com about ET.
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Seems like his forced stint by Griffin in NSW Cup to pick up his attack has worked, it seems he is surprising most people at the Weststigers who just thought he was a workhorse, well done Anthony Griffin, you cut us a break.
 
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