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@gallagher said:@Fade To Black said:@gallagher said:@Fade To Black said:You honestly dont think Farah is a better player than Halatau?
The way Halatau gets concussed in games these days he will be lucky to last until the 9th minute unfortunately (No disrespect to Dene but it's cold reality).
After seeing farahs reaction today? He has no place in any team. It's a team sport.
I absolutely agree that he oversteps the mark and shoots his mouth off when it would be better to keep quiet.
I also absolutely feel he is the best hooker in our club and for that fact alone should be playing this week. Choosing Halatau and Edwards ahead of him is an irrational move by a club that just has no idea how to best give itself a chance of success in our remaining 7 games this season. If Robbie got a tap on the shoulder in the off-season after this next 2 months it would have been a hell of a better way to go about things than dump our club in the headlines again with our season still alive.
The fact that JT crapped on in the media about how dropping Farah "would send a warning across the bow of all our players whose form drops" is just total garbage, Robbie has been playing well recently. I can easily think of 6 or so players in our side who should of been dropped on form before Farah so far this season.
Not taking Robbie's side, I love my club more than any egotistical player or arrogant, lying coach within it. IMO Farah has been showed plenty of disrespect in the handling of this mess, it was a totally unnecessary distraction to our finals' tilt.
I think there's a bigger picture than tomorrow's game or this year's finals.
I believe the team and club will be better off with him gone. His media appearance today only confirmed that to me.
Timing is bad, I'll give you that. Pascoe should have sorted this out last year. If Farah refused to go then he should have been in reggies for round 1.
@Eddie said:What did Farah say that wasn't true?
That we have the second worst defence?
That JT was bought in with a whole mantra on focusing on defence?
That he had been involved in 3 wins from his last 4 with 30 points in 3 of them?
Truth hurts obviously.
@Eddie said:What did Farah say that wasn't true?
That we have the second worst defence?
That JT was bought in with a whole mantra on focusing on defence?
That he had been involved in 3 wins from his last 4 with 30 points in 3 of them?
Truth hurts obviously.
@happy tiger said:@gallagher said:@Fade To Black said:@gallagher said:At the 9th minute i'd like to see Halatua pick the ball up from dummyy half, stand up for a few seconds, run into the marker, to try and get a penalty, then pass it into woods head.
What a show of respect that would be.
You honestly dont think Farah is a better player than Halatau?
The way Halatau gets concussed in games these days he will be lucky to last until the 9th minute unfortunately (No disrespect to Dene but it's cold reality).
After seeing farahs reaction today? He has no place in any team. It's a team sport.
What did Farah do today ??
@Swordy said:@Eddie said:What did Farah say that wasn't true?
That we have the second worst defence?
That JT was bought in with a whole mantra on focusing on defence?
That he had been involved in 3 wins from his last 4 with 30 points in 3 of them?
Truth hurts obviously.
Eddie, all 100% true.
But he should keep his mouthshut and not continue to air dirty laundry in public.
If he was truly 'smarter than that' as he claims, he would have killed them with kindness. Imagine being surrounded by the crowd, signing autographs and they are chanting your name…..and then the media asks you the obvious questions and your responses are "the team played well today. I felt good in my role in this game and i wish the first grade team the best tomorrow and i hope they beat St George by a big score."
You look professional, humble, and you focus everyone back on the coach and club management.
@Boonboon2 said:@Eddie said:What did Farah say that wasn't true?
That we have the second worst defence?
That JT was bought in with a whole mantra on focusing on defence?
That he had been involved in 3 wins from his last 4 with 30 points in 3 of them?
Truth hurts obviously.
Nothing he said wasn't true although it had a spin on it but truth isn't the point.
What he said meant that when his supposed mates in the NRL team are trying to prepare for the biggest game of the season that he is making the headlines all about him, he is putting the pressure on his NRL team mates, he is criticising their defence and their attack, he is generating headlines "Robbie Farah takes aim at coach" despite saying I'm just going to keep my head down and my mouth shut (he then spoke to every TV station in the world for 5 more minutes criticising his own team mates and his own club and coach). Then he wonders why he was dropped
Robbie you were dropped because when they write the No Dickheads policy in team sports they will forever have a picture of you in the manual with a big cross through it
@2041 said:@Swordy said:@Eddie said:What did Farah say that wasn't true?
That we have the second worst defence?
That JT was bought in with a whole mantra on focusing on defence?
That he had been involved in 3 wins from his last 4 with 30 points in 3 of them?
Truth hurts obviously.
Eddie, all 100% true.
But he should keep his mouthshut and not continue to air dirty laundry in public.
If he was truly 'smarter than that' as he claims, he would have killed them with kindness. Imagine being surrounded by the crowd, signing autographs and they are chanting your name…..and then the media asks you the obvious questions and your responses are "the team played well today. I felt good in my role in this game and i wish the first grade team the best tomorrow and i hope they beat St George by a big score."
You look professional, humble, and you focus everyone back on the coach and club management.
He's human, and he's been treated astonishingly shabbily by the club for a year or more. TBH if I were him I'd be tempted to say stuff it, I'm treating next year's salary as my retirement fund and I've got no intention of signing anywhere else to help these onanists out of the bind they've got themselves into. It's quite shocking man management quite apart from anything else: almost every decision Taylor/the club has made could have been done differently and better.
@2041 said:@Boonboon2 said:@Eddie said:What did Farah say that wasn't true?
That we have the second worst defence?
That JT was bought in with a whole mantra on focusing on defence?
That he had been involved in 3 wins from his last 4 with 30 points in 3 of them?
Truth hurts obviously.
Nothing he said wasn't true although it had a spin on it but truth isn't the point.
What he said meant that when his supposed mates in the NRL team are trying to prepare for the biggest game of the season that he is making the headlines all about him, he is putting the pressure on his NRL team mates, he is criticising their defence and their attack, he is generating headlines "Robbie Farah takes aim at coach" despite saying I'm just going to keep my head down and my mouth shut (he then spoke to every TV station in the world for 5 more minutes criticising his own team mates and his own club and coach). Then he wonders why he was dropped
Robbie you were dropped because when they write the No Dickheads policy in team sports they will forever have a picture of you in the manual with a big cross through it
Shocking view on a club legend, who took unders to stay several times. This league is rotten with drug cheats and wife beaters yet you think Farah is the prime peanut because you think players should just roll over and die as soon as they're not worth the dollar amount on a contract the club gave them. Pathetic attitude.
@gallagher said:At the 9th minute i'd like to see Halatua pick the ball up from dummyy half, stand up for a few seconds, run into the marker, to try and get a penalty, then pass it into woods head.
What a show of respect that would be.
@Swordy said:@Eddie said:What did Farah say that wasn't true?
That we have the second worst defence?
That JT was bought in with a whole mantra on focusing on defence?
That he had been involved in 3 wins from his last 4 with 30 points in 3 of them?
Truth hurts obviously.
Eddie, all 100% true.
But he should keep his mouthshut and not continue to air dirty laundry in public.
If he was truly 'smarter than that' as he claims, he would have killed them with kindness. Imagine being surrounded by the crowd, signing autographs and they are chanting your name…..and then the media asks you the obvious questions and your responses are "the team played well today. I felt good in my role in this game and i wish the first grade team the best tomorrow and i hope they beat St George by a big score."
You look professional, humble, and you focus everyone back on the coach and club management.
@innsaneink said:Someone with integrity would suck it up and keep the tears in check and not spew his medicine back up in front of the media.
It's unprofessional and the media love him for it… They know he cant help himself and he'll give them what they want. I'm glad he thinks yesterday was as good as 250 NRL games cause he just guaranteed he won't be getting that.
The novelty will soon wear off for those 'fans' who's first reserve grade game it was yesterday
JT wins.
Farah loses
This will scar Farah for life
@innsaneink said:Someone with integrity would suck it up and keep the tears in check and not spew his medicine back up in front of the media.
It's unprofessional and the media love him for it… They know he cant help himself and he'll give them what they want. I'm glad he thinks yesterday was as good as 250 NRL games cause he just guaranteed he won't be getting that.
The novelty will soon wear off for those 'fans' who's first reserve grade game it was yesterday
JT wins.
Farah loses
This will scar Farah for life
@innsaneink said:Someone with integrity would suck it up and keep the tears in check and not spew his medicine back up in front of the media.
It's unprofessional and the media love him for it… They know he cant help himself and he'll give them what they want. I'm glad he thinks yesterday was as good as 250 NRL games cause he just guaranteed he won't be getting that.
The novelty will soon wear off for those 'fans' who's first reserve grade game it was yesterday
JT wins.
Farah loses
This will scar Farah for life
@GNR4LIFE said:@2041 said:@Swordy said:@Eddie said:What did Farah say that wasn't true?
That we have the second worst defence?
That JT was bought in with a whole mantra on focusing on defence?
That he had been involved in 3 wins from his last 4 with 30 points in 3 of them?
Truth hurts obviously.
Eddie, all 100% true.
But he should keep his mouthshut and not continue to air dirty laundry in public.
If he was truly 'smarter than that' as he claims, he would have killed them with kindness. Imagine being surrounded by the crowd, signing autographs and they are chanting your name…..and then the media asks you the obvious questions and your responses are "the team played well today. I felt good in my role in this game and i wish the first grade team the best tomorrow and i hope they beat St George by a big score."
You look professional, humble, and you focus everyone back on the coach and club management.
He's human, and he's been treated astonishingly shabbily by the club for a year or more. TBH if I were him I'd be tempted to say stuff it, I'm treating next year's salary as my retirement fund and I've got no intention of signing anywhere else to help these onanists out of the bind they've got themselves into. It's quite shocking man management quite apart from anything else: almost every decision Taylor/the club has made could have been done differently and better.
How could have the original decision been handled better? As in when it all broke loose for the first time last August when the club released the statement saying Farah was free to leave. Is there some other they could have announced it? Because things erupted off the back of that. I agree with the article written during the week. The one that said, our supporters have had to put up with weak administrators for so long that when the club finally get ones with some gumption, the supporters don't know what to do with themselves.