Kiwis know more wins will bring respect they deserve

tigersrule4life

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Despite being regarded the world's best prop, Blair, who will play for Wests Tigers next season, was excited by the thought he would need to prove himself to the club's coaching staff and its roster.

The 25-year-old aimed to make an impression on coach Tim Sheens by playing strongly in the Four Nations.

''I'm in a bit of a different situation where my club coach is in charge of a rival national team, but I want to put in a good performance for myself and my country,'' he said. ''I want to go to the Wests Tigers and gain respect.''
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Good on u Blair.
I think his professionalism and ability can only end up good for the WT
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I'm really looking foward to watching him during the 4 Nations. Hopefully him and Benji build up a strong combination and understanding of each others game. If that happens, I'ld expect a new right edge attack of Blair, Aysford and Ryan to be almost as threatening as our left flank of Ellis, Lawrence and Lote.

Back on the 4N, I think he will definitely step up, Sheens will be more than impressed and will hopefully show his critics he is worth every dollar were paying him.
 
@black and white tiger said:
Thanks Flippedy,
I didn't want to say to much as i might offend him. Just wasn't sure what planet he's from.

LOL Yes he/she seems like a good hearted person, who always writes positive posts, but they are just a tad hard decipher at times :wink:
 
No worries Tigersrule4life, i know what your saying and i agree with you 100%. He will be a very good player for us and 2012 is looking very good. Can't wait for the season to start.
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I watched Blair closely from the time the announcement was made and i (like many others here) wasn't very impressed with his effort or impact based on what i saw. He was clearly cruising in 3rd gear for a lot of the year, then when he probably would have stepped up in the finals, he got suspended.

He's clearly got the talent and you dont go from being regarded the best to average for any reason other than not putting in. All that aside, this is a great sign. A fired up and hungry Adam Blair, alongside a fit Gaz and Keef makes for the foundation of a formidable forward pack, which is where we have suffered at times.

I look forward to seeing him in action for the kiwis.
 
@Muffstar said:
Sounds like he is joining the club with the right attitude.

Thats exactly right and why it was critical we signed him
No forward pack in the NRL will try and bully us anymore
 
@tiger91 said:
I'm really looking foward to watching him during the 4 Nations. Hopefully him and Benji build up a strong combination and understanding of each others game. If that happens, **I'ld expect a new right edge attack of Blair, Aysford and Ryan to be almost as threatening as our left flank of Ellis, Lawrence and Lote.**

Back on the 4N, I think he will definitely step up, Sheens will be more than impressed and will hopefully show his critics he is worth every dollar were paying him.

And if that doesn't make you salivate for Round 1, 2012, I don't know what will! :sign:
 
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