Mullaney or Lazarus

I think its an unfair comparison. We have know idea how long it will take poor Blake to get back to any sort of form, and after two knee reconstructions, i suspect his days as a fullback are over. Being someone who has had the same knee reconstructed twice, my opinion is that he'll need to be a ballplayer more so than a ball runner. I could be way wrong, but knowing how hard it is to recover from this injruy, i think your comparing 2 players who'll play different positions.
 
its completely different when your playing in nyc to 1st grade..he needs a season to greatly increase his defense then i would like him in the team
 
@Balmain Tiger said:
its completely different when your playing in nyc to 1st grade..he needs a season to greatly increase his defense then i would like him in the team

I don't think Mullaney's defense is that bad. Like you said, NYC is completly different to FG. In the Toyota Cup there is little emphasis on defense. Put 12 first graders who can tackle in front of him he'd be fine.
 
Please post topics like this in their appropriate section
 
Mullaney. If you're good enough, you're old enough. I'm sure the kid will be looking to put some beef on over the off/pre season. I'm sure Sheens will give the kid a run in the trials and from there its up to he as an individual to prove his worth.
 
never seen a more stupid thread on here lazzo tryin 2 get back from terrible injuries n mullaney is just not ready for 1st grade , these 2 guys r worlds apart at the moment , maybe try this again this time next year
 
@gaggles said:
never seen a more stupid thread on here lazzo tryin 2 get back from terrible injuries n mullaney is just not ready for 1st grade , these 2 guys r worlds apart at the moment , maybe try this again this time next year

How is it a stupid thread?
They both play fullback, Have played about the same amount of U20's games and are both very good goalkickers.
I think its a good question to ask, who has more potential.
 
@gaggles said:
never seen a more stupid thread on here lazzo tryin 2 get back from terrible injuries n mullaney is just not ready for 1st grade , these 2 guys r worlds apart at the moment , maybe try this again this time next year

"Not ready for 1st grade"

Wow what games have you been watching?

15 or 17 tries in 7 games. He cannot do much more can he?

His defence is ok and his support is second to none in any grade. If you'r good enough you are old enough and he is certainly good enough.
 
@Sabre said:
@gaggles said:
never seen a more stupid thread on here lazzo tryin 2 get back from terrible injuries n mullaney is just not ready for 1st grade , these 2 guys r worlds apart at the moment , maybe try this again this time next year

How is it a stupid thread?
They both play fullback, Have played about the same amount of U20's games and are both very good goalkickers.
I think its a good question to ask, who has more potential.

Same amount of U20s games?

Mullaney has played 25 and Lazarus has played 3 and a half.

By my calculations, Mullaney has played more than 7x the U20s matches Lazarus has …

I think you gotta look at game time in the last year too. Mullaney - 25 matches. Lazarus - 0.

Fair question to ask but I think everyone on here knows who will be at fullback next year.
 
Difference is Lazarus has guided a State Cup side to within one game of a grand final at the age of 18
 
Too hard to answer that one at the moment. Lazarus' issues will be his confidence in his knee when he returns. Mullaney will still be playing in the 20's next season at this stage and needs to put on some muscle if he's going to play FG.
 
When Moltzen and Lazarus where together in u20's, it was Lazarus who was at another level. So we have seen this year how far Moltzen has gone so one would expect Lazarus could go further. The two knee jobs might bring him back to the field, but the little i have seen of him suggests he has the qualities that could make him a special player. On the other hand really have not seen to much of Mullaney at all so it is hard to make a comparison.
 
It's simple for me…..Mullaney is a specialist fullback......Lazarus is a half that Sheens wanted to turn into a fullback......No brainer for mine.....

As for whether he is ready....well he still qualifies for U 20's and is contracted for 2010 so no need to rush.....
 

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