happy_tiger
Well-known member
Congrats Luke , well done
Hopefully you can continue to improve in 2019 and lead us to the Top 8
Hopefully you can continue to improve in 2019 and lead us to the Top 8
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@ said:@ said:That will add another 100k+ to his next contract… Well done to him and hope he resigns soon with us.
He is only on $550\. I think the upgrade will be more the $100k
@ said:Rothfield tweeting now that brooks didn't deserve the award amongst a couple of others. What a douchebag
Can't the guy let these players enjoy the moment for a second. What kind of self centred person does that.
@ said:Rothfield tweeting now that brooks didn't deserve the award amongst a couple of others. What a douchebag
Can't the guy let these players enjoy the moment for a second. What kind of self centred person does that.
@ said:Funny old season this one, I wouldn't say the top pollers in the Dally Ms were expected by anyone, especially how few of those players actually played into (or far into) the finals.
Good on Brooks for his consistency, which is what you want from a club halfback. Next year he has to keep that consistency and improve his performances in the tighest and highest-profile matches.
Brooks didn't poll a point in the last 3 rounds, when RTS got 3 in Rd 25 and Ponga was out Rd 26\. Brooks could have even taken the top prize with some better results in the final few rounds, i.e. when Tigers season was truly on the line.
@ said:@ said:Funny old season this one, I wouldn't say the top pollers in the Dally Ms were expected by anyone, especially how few of those players actually played into (or far into) the finals.
Good on Brooks for his consistency, which is what you want from a club halfback. Next year he has to keep that consistency and improve his performances in the tighest and highest-profile matches.
Brooks didn't poll a point in the last 3 rounds, when RTS got 3 in Rd 25 and Ponga was out Rd 26\. Brooks could have even taken the top prize with some better results in the final few rounds, i.e. when Tigers season was truly on the line.
He was also playing at least the last five rounds after his coach had commenced discussions with a rival club to break his contract, which soon cast a shadow over the whole team. Possibly a big factor in not securing more votes in that critical period.
@ said:@ said:@ said:Funny old season this one, I wouldn't say the top pollers in the Dally Ms were expected by anyone, especially how few of those players actually played into (or far into) the finals.
Good on Brooks for his consistency, which is what you want from a club halfback. Next year he has to keep that consistency and improve his performances in the tighest and highest-profile matches.
Brooks didn't poll a point in the last 3 rounds, when RTS got 3 in Rd 25 and Ponga was out Rd 26\. Brooks could have even taken the top prize with some better results in the final few rounds, i.e. when Tigers season was truly on the line.
He was also playing at least the last five rounds after his coach had commenced discussions with a rival club to break his contract, which soon cast a shadow over the whole team. Possibly a big factor in not securing more votes in that critical period.
Opinion not fact
@ said:@ said:HALFBACK OF THE YEAR: LUKE BROOKS
David Campbell
Four years after he claimed the rookie of the year award, Luke Brooks has claimed a second Dally M gong.
The Tigers halfback experienced the best season of his short career, fulfilling the prodigious potential that has lurked within him for so long.
His rise and improvement under Ivan Cleary played a big part in the joint venture’s revival.
Runners up: Mitchell Pearce, Ash Taylor, Daly Cherry-Evans, Cooper Cronk
Congratulations Luke. I am really glad that the Dally M judges are much better judges than some on this forum. What happened to Nathan Cleary? Hundreds of pages on this forum and he is not even a runner-up.
Glad Luke won - deserved it.
I think Cleary being out injured for 8+ weeks didn't help his points tally.
Put the boot in, but let's be fair and honest.
@ said:@ said:Rothfield tweeting now that brooks didn't deserve the award amongst a couple of others. What a douchebag
Can't the guy let these players enjoy the moment for a second. What kind of self centred person does that.
Rothfilth doesn't deserve to be called a journalist either….
Doesn't deserve anything but to be called a parasite.
@ said:@ said:@ said:HALFBACK OF THE YEAR: LUKE BROOKS
David Campbell
Four years after he claimed the rookie of the year award, Luke Brooks has claimed a second Dally M gong.
The Tigers halfback experienced the best season of his short career, fulfilling the prodigious potential that has lurked within him for so long.
His rise and improvement under Ivan Cleary played a big part in the joint venture’s revival.
Runners up: Mitchell Pearce, Ash Taylor, Daly Cherry-Evans, Cooper Cronk
Congratulations Luke. I am really glad that the Dally M judges are much better judges than some on this forum. What happened to Nathan Cleary? Hundreds of pages on this forum and he is not even a runner-up.
Glad Luke won - deserved it.
I think Cleary being out injured for 8+ weeks didn't help his points tally.
Put the boot in, but let's be fair and honest.
Luke Brooks was awarded 26 Dally M points whilst Nathan Cleary was awarded only 7 Dally M points (source Daily Telegraph). Given that Cleary was out injured for 9 weeks he would have had to score an average of 2 points in every one of those 9 weeks to pip Brooks by one point. I think that would have been somewhat unlikely.
@ said:Can't believe there are fans on here posting negative comments about Brooks - what more do you want? The guy played behind a very average pack in a team with few match winners, he was close to winning Dally M player and won the Dally M half. He delivered some pretty high stats in all areas of his game and improved out of sight this season in key areas such as his short kicking game and defence. Compared to other quality halves he is being paid below average.. Really? Apart from winning every game single handedly what else can you expect from the guy??
I say congratulate him profusely and sign him up to another 3 years with an upgrade for next season!