Notice JAC doesn't carry on with that 'my family in jail" crap liken he used to with us…. Part of a team there with a role to play as opposed to an individual with personal statements
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Blair is a Grub.
Storm too good.
Storm too good.
Darius looks shattered
Fade_To_Black
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Still makes the same blunders he made at our club.
Costly.
Can see him making an almighty stuff-up that costs them the game next week, he is sketchy at best under the high ball.
Is fast at the Storm, was fast with WT. Is good for an error or 2 in him per game, as he was at WT. Nothing new about him despite what Johns bros and other assorted barrel-benders would have us believe.
The Fox could very well Fox-up big time on the grand stage next week, he is messy.
Tim Sheens
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Had no interest in watching what was sure to be a bludger of a game between the two cities and seems I was correct. Despite torrential rain, looking to catch hermit crabs near a tropical shore was much more appealing this afternoon, but will definitely watch what should be some decent football tomorrow even if just on my phone.
His (JAC) speed is something else. Genuinely the fastest player in rugby league at the moment. Love watching him get in open space, and just like Koroibete before him, Melbourne have the knack of finding space for him.
People might argue James Roberts is faster but he's been so horribly under utilised by the broncos this year you honestly wouldn't know.
On a side note, how much love does the rest of the team have for JAC? You can see how they get when he scores - not just the final series, but club games as well.
Also plenty of man-love shown for Solomona's try as well - they are a real close knit bunch down there, and the adversarial way of doing things has really worked for their culture.
People might argue James Roberts is faster but he's been so horribly under utilised by the broncos this year you honestly wouldn't know.
On a side note, how much love does the rest of the team have for JAC? You can see how they get when he scores - not just the final series, but club games as well.
Also plenty of man-love shown for Solomona's try as well - they are a real close knit bunch down there, and the adversarial way of doing things has really worked for their culture.
Spud_Murphy
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From being given only minimal chances in the first grade side of a team who ran second last in 2016 to playing in (and most likely winning) a Grand Final with the number one team in the comp in just 12 short months! I'd say JAC is pretty happy right about now. How quickly fortunes can change.
Te Maire Martin gets a shot at it too - who would've thought so early in his career? Some players are never that fortunate throughout their entire careers!
GNR4LIFE
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They deserve to win it. They've been the best side by a mile and are the only side that has been consistent all year. I'm sure the Cronk factor has lifted them.
jirskyr
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I agree under-utilised, but I thought the speed with which he scored that grubber chase against the Roosters showed just how explosive he is.
Jimmy Jet has that almost instant turn of pace and strength to hold his running line, whereas though JAC takes a little longer to hit stride, I think JAC more sustained over a distance. I also don't think JAC has that strength in run to go shoulder-to-shoulder with strong defenders.
So different sorts of speed I would say. I'd back JAC in open space but I'd back Jet in crowded space.
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Roberts hits full flight very quickly - it's as if he has only two speeds, shuffling across field, and full tilt.
JAC as shown last night, conciously hits the throttle from a fast jog - perfect example after he'd stepped darius boyd he took two steps THEN put on the afterburners.
No pack on top yet
Nice try by tmm
GNR4LIFE
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The Cows remind of the Titans last year pre Hayne. So much guts, punching above their weight week after week. Surely Morgan has played his way into the Maroons no 7 jumper next season.
