innsaneink
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Your first sentence is half right half wrong, hes a developing player…hes learning his trade
Jacob Liddle #198
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Your first sentence is half right half wrong, hes a developing player…hes learning his trade
earl
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He makes some great tackles. He doesn't hit like McIlwrick but he doesn't have too. I think he is a very good player.
MacDougall
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Liddle has natural strength as a running player. Right now he is an average to below average hooker for NRL but we haven't been able to play to his strengths. He is very promising but at this stage in his career to shine he needs to be playing off a pack that gets momentum and wins the ruck. Considering nothing has gone the way that makes him advantageous he has done well not to fall off badly. I am a fan and think he should be a huge improver next year.
momo_amp_medo
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Work in progress but a definite keeper.
Love_the_WestsTigers
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Is he arrogant of what ??
That pass from him that Cheem Kam dropped, he didnt even bother acknowledging anything
Arrogantly walked off in another direction
Saw him more than once display the same body language
I know the club, coach and CEO are trying to change the culture. Lets hope im wrong about my assessment today
On his footballing, no question he can play
That pass from him that Cheem Kam dropped, he didnt even bother acknowledging anything
Arrogantly walked off in another direction
Saw him more than once display the same body language
I know the club, coach and CEO are trying to change the culture. Lets hope im wrong about my assessment today
On his footballing, no question he can play
Coasttiger
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Still learning his way but he looks the goods as a 9 to me.
MacDougall
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It's the right kind of arrogance. He is unflappable and believes in himself. He has no emotion on the field. The C Smith comparisons are all about his character. He reminds people of Smith because of his demeanour not his play. He plays more like Issac Luke.
Harvey
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He will look at lot better as a dummy half if he is surrounded by a pack that is rolling forward and getting quick play the balls. His defence is solid, is a good tackler, but is not yet skilled in the dark art of wrestling.
Tackles low & brings blokes to ground.
Tackles low & brings blokes to ground.
MacDougall
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Comparisons don't have to equate to equality. He has shades of both.
tig_prmz
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isn't it the hooker's job to get the forwards on the front foot as well? it all goes hand in hand tbh.. the whole team will function better if everyone does their job. a crisp pass from DH to a fast running forward will always be better than a loopy pass to a flat footed forward.
it all starts from the PTB IMO
earl
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He is easily first grade level now. I haven't really rated him but the last couple of weeks to me he has proven himself.
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Developing well behind a regularly beaten forward pack. Looking forward to seeing him next year behind a stronger pack.
Should improve more next season with a stronger pack in front of him
Tim Sheens
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I think you answered yourself with the time share of the hookers decided by the loss of Lawrence.
I thought he was good today.
stevied
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I'm not sure what you mean. I was at the game and I saw him remonstrate in annoyance at the outcome of his pass to Chee Kam. I don't see any arrogance whatsoever. I see a quiet, humble young player who is trying very hard to do his best.
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