It will be interesting to see

@larrycorowa said:
think smith and cronk

Farah is a very different player to Smith.

Mind you I think this will be fine. With Marshall gone we will only have two playmakers. The problem for young halves have been when they are third wheel to a Marshall/Farah date night.

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I actually think that this will be fantastic for Farah. He'll be able to sit back more and not have to run everything. It might take him a little while for that to become second nature but I think we'll see Farah go back to dominating the ruck, rather than having to run the ruck and the rest of the field and not being able to concentrate properly on any of them.
 
@softlaw said:
I actually think that this will be fantastic for Farah. He'll be able to sit back more and not have to run everything. It might take him a little while for that to become second nature but I think we'll see Farah go back to dominating the ruck, rather than having to run the ruck and the rest of the field and not being able to concentrate properly on any of them.

Absolutely agree.

he has had to play 9/7/6 for years and this has taken away from his ruck play.

I think these two will compliment eachother nicely.

Couldnt help but notice the big smile on robbies face yesterday.
 
Yes it could be great for Farah but that depends on him. Id hate for Robbie to turn on Brooks the way he did Matt Head just because they are both left footers and Robbie didnt like it
 
@king sirro said:
Yes it could be great for Farah but that depends on him. Id hate for Robbie to turn on Brooks the way he did Matt Head just because they are both left footers and Robbie didnt like it

This.
 
Sure farah has improved his game throughout his career but I'm excited to see him go back to a role where he isn't the 'star' and where teams will forget about him and you will see better decisions from him. If nothing's on this year he would using try and kick or do all the work but now with the brooks option it can only benefit his game. We do need a long distance kicker probably why Anasta will stay.

Adding brooks in on the weekend will only benefit. Farah saw how good the kid is and will use him and has probably gained the respect brooks needs to control a team.

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@Majere77 said:
@larrycorowa said:
think smith and cronk

Pfft…..Dont even mention Farah's name in the same sentence as those two.

Can only dream we had one of them to guide brooks

Easy champ.make sure you don't spit up. Farahs been playing 3 positions his whole career. I would love smith to have played with our previous half backs.

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@king sirro said:
Yes it could be great for Farah but that depends on him. Id hate for Robbie to turn on Brooks the way he did Matt Head just because they are both left footers and Robbie didnt like it

I was thinking something similar during yesterday's match, whilst my thoughts weren't as dark as yours, we will need a decent right boot in the halves next year.
 
@southerntiger said:
So would have I. We would have won the comp. Far and away the best football brain I have ever seen.

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Not only the best football brain but also the best temperament.
 
@southerntiger said:
So would have I. We would have won the comp. Far and away the best football brain I have ever seen.

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I'm not so sure about that. Smith is a fine player, no doubt, but he has had the luxury of playing in great teams.

I often wonder how their careers would have developed if Robbie Farah had been born in Brisbane and Cameron Smith was a Balmain junior; ie, if Smith played for WT and NSW and Robbie played for the Storm and Qld.

Would Smith still be regarded as the best player in the game if he was playing in a team without a half-back and in a pack that is regularly dominated?
 
@Majere77 said:
@larrycorowa said:
think smith and cronk

Pfft…..Dont even mention Farah's name in the same sentence as those two.

Can only dream we had one of them to guide brooks[/quote

Swap smith and farah from their corresponding teams and history would tell a different story. Smith has had;
Storm: multiple grand finals, Cronk, slater, inglis, Bellamy etc, etc
QLD: 8 series winning champions, enough said
Australia : best players in the world around him

Robbie has had ;
Morris, head, fitzhenry, Fulton, Laurence , lui, benji, etc, etc

Cam smith or Robbie farah????
I'll take farah thanks

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@pattyferg said:
Sure farah has improved his game throughout his career but I'm excited to see him go back to a role where he isn't the 'star' and where teams will forget about him and you will see better decisions from him. If nothing's on this year he would using try and kick or do all the work but now with the brooks option it can only benefit his game. **We do need a long distance kicker probably why Anasta will stay.**

Adding brooks in on the weekend will only benefit. Farah saw how good the kid is and will use him and has probably gained the respect brooks needs to control a team.

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Please. One of brooks big strengths is his long kicking games with a multitude of 40/20s in the NYC this year and his 55m on-the-fly drop out on the weekend as opposed to Anasta's rubbish drop outs and generally an ordinary kicking game
 

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