Fade_To_Black
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@vlad said:
Or Lawrence?
Nice work.
Jason Taylor vs Robbie Farah: Better Career?
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Or Lawrence?
Nice work.
Both players played in a different era.
I can assure you the game wasn't soft when JT played and for a little man he was good. Tough as nails.
You can't really take those players stats and compare them.
It really was an Apple's to Oranges comparison but good try on trolling the forum.
I can assure you the game wasn't soft when JT played and for a little man he was good. Tough as nails.
You can't really take those players stats and compare them.
It really was an Apple's to Oranges comparison but good try on trolling the forum.
tig_prmz
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never seen JT play but at his best, robbie was so so devastating.
the line breaks he made from DH, tries he set up with kicks and passes, 40/20s etc. 2007-2012, he was an absolute beast.
the line breaks he made from DH, tries he set up with kicks and passes, 40/20s etc. 2007-2012, he was an absolute beast.
GNR4LIFE
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@Fade To Black said:
I was going to say Lawrence myself, but then wondered whats the point. Felt like an adult getting sucked into an argument with a child by responding. Like this thread in general really.
Gary_Bakerloo
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@tigers2005 said:
Here's a fun fact, only 5 current coaches actually played for Australia and you can actually discount Bennett (only played a tour match) and Green (Super league).
I don't believe Farah made that comment to Taylor, but just imagine if he said it to Bennett, Bellamy, Henry, Robinson and….Maguire?
cqtiger
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He's young and immature.
Please leave him alone
Please leave him alone
tsjonathan
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can't compare man. Two different.
I know that this was meant to be a gag thread, but is it really needed now that it's been sorted?
tigers2005
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@Fade To Black said:
Wow, if you both took that comment as anything but tongue in cheek then you have an iq of a 5 year old child.
tigers2005
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@GNR4LIFE said:
Wow all 3 must have the iq of a 5 year old child if you took that comment as anything but tongue in cheek. :crazy
4jtigers
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@tigers2005 said:
You were never much of a joker when it comes to the Taylor bashing so I don't blame them for taking it seriously.
tigers2005
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@4jtigers said:
Welcome aboard to the 5 year old iq club, sure you will have a great time lol.
goldcoast_tiger
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@Gary Bakerloo said:
It's a perfect comeback and completely true. A bit like
Steve Walters asking Elias during a SOO game
"what are you doing on the weekend, I've got a Test to play"
And Robbie wouldn't have had to tell the other coaches that, as they are real Coaches,
Not a shadow of one
goldcoast_tiger
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@tig_prmz said:
Taylor was probably the one of the slowest halvesthat I've ever seen.
But he made up for it with his ability to use his head on the field, he also was able to take a lot of punishment on the field and keep on going,
He was one of the best kickers at that time as well, and was able to hold his spot for the last few years by his kicking alone,
Surprisingly , he didn't get on to well with coaches as The Wok would verify, and I can't remember the other Coach that he couldn't get on with. Might have been Norths Coach, peter Louis ?
He wasn't gifted with some skills like other halves, but used every bit of the ones that he had.
I thought that he would be great for our halves and supported his appointment when he came here, but he has been a bigger disappointment than Malcolm Turnbull.
Byron_Bay_Fan
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Turnbull was a blusterer the first time and more so the second time - a flat balloon he is. Now on topic, Robbie's career impresses me more, I remember Taylor playing for maggies, good for sure but not brilliant. It was the goal kicking he was famous for. Farah carried the true Tiger colours when he reciprocated to Antony Watts.
