Gary_Bakerloo
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When JT drops Farah to State Cup, is Farah still eligible to play SOO?
I think he is still ok to play.
I think he is still ok to play.
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@Geo. said:I'm hoping this thread is a gee up but you can never be to sure… 😕
@Flippedy said:I think Farah deserves a hell of a lot more respect from us supporters. He has practically held this team together for many years, giving his very best when many of his teammates couldn't be bothered and now when he's been called to take a back seat so the young guys can take control of the team and begin to shine, he gets roundly criticised by fickle fans. Not to mention all the unsubstantiated crap that was said about him last year in the Potter fiasco. Seriously the guy cannot win!
He could've left this team years ago and got bigger coin somewhere else, but he has stuck with WT because he loves this club and all he gets for his loyalty is sh!t from the fans. The bloody NSW selectors and coaches have more respect for Farah than his own club supporters and that's really sad.
@Flippedy said:I think Farah deserves a hell of a lot more respect from us supporters. He has practically held this team together for many years, giving his very best when many of his teammates couldn't be bothered and now when he's been called to take a back seat so the young guys can take control of the team and begin to shine, he gets roundly criticised by fickle fans. Not to mention all the unsubstantiated crap that was said about him last year in the Potter fiasco. Seriously the guy cannot win!
He could've left this team years ago and got bigger coin somewhere else, but he has stuck with WT because he loves this club and all he gets for his loyalty is sh!t from the fans. The bloody NSW selectors and coaches have more respect for Farah than his own club supporters and that's really sad.
@MacDougall said:@Flippedy said:I think Farah deserves a hell of a lot more respect from us supporters. He has practically held this team together for many years, giving his very best when many of his teammates couldn't be bothered and now when he's been called to take a back seat so the young guys can take control of the team and begin to shine, he gets roundly criticised by fickle fans. Not to mention all the unsubstantiated crap that was said about him last year in the Potter fiasco. Seriously the guy cannot win!
He could've left this team years ago and got bigger coin somewhere else, but he has stuck with WT because he loves this club and all he gets for his loyalty is sh!t from the fans. The bloody NSW selectors and coaches have more respect for Farah than his own club supporters and that's really sad.
That's because he takes up a large chunk of the salary cap and doesn't play like a player who would be on top ten coin in the NRL. When the pressure is on, expect Robbie Farah to come up with the crucial clanger to win the game for the opposition.
Of course, there are certain examples of the opposite, in unimportant matches … But when the real pressure is on, he wants the ball which is great, but generally he fails to deliver what a guy getting nearly 7 figures a season should.
So, he gets held to a higher standard than others ...
Also he doesn't need you defending him mate, he's a millionaire celebrity. I'm sure he couldn't care less what we think of him.
@MacDougall said:Haha good troll.
Cherrington should retain a bench spot and take 20-30 minutes from Farah every game now though.
@Gary Bakerloo said:When JT drops Farah to State Cup, is Farah still eligible to play SOO?
I think he is still ok to play.
@goldcoast tiger said:@MacDougall said:Haha good troll.
Cherrington should retain a bench spot and take 20-30 minutes from Farah every game now though.
Cherringtons time will come , but why waste an interchange when One of Farahs strengths is that he can play80 mins
@Tiger Watto said:@goldcoast tiger said:@MacDougall said:Haha good troll.
Cherrington should retain a bench spot and take 20-30 minutes from Farah every game now though.
Cherringtons time will come , but why waste an interchange when One of Farahs strengths is that he can play80 mins
Disagree in a sence… Farah can play 80, but he is nowhere near effective out of DH for that 80.
Having a genuine DH out there for 20min to give Robbie a break would make us a better team, but fitting this into the bench rotation is more trickier.
@happy tiger said:Yes we should question Robbie's eligibility to play SOO
He did play one game for Lebanon , does that make him ineligible ??
Lebanon , yep that's in NSW
@Yossarian said:@happy tiger said:Yes we should question Robbie's eligibility to play SOO
He did play one game for Lebanon , does that make him ineligible ??
Lebanon , yep that's in NSW
At least it wasn't Macksville!
@happy tiger said:@Yossarian said:@happy tiger said:Yes we should question Robbie's eligibility to play SOO
He did play one game for Lebanon , does that make him ineligible ??
Lebanon , yep that's in NSW
At least it wasn't Macksville!
Surely you jest Yoss , after all the criticism of the Qld named players , at least we choose them from the same hemisphere :laughing:
@tigerbalm said:Didn't Jennings go to SOO from state cup at penrith?
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@Yossarian said:@happy tiger said:@Yossarian said:@happy tiger said:Yes we should question Robbie's eligibility to play SOO
He did play one game for Lebanon , does that make him ineligible ??
Lebanon , yep that's in NSW
At least it wasn't Macksville!
Surely you jest Yoss , after all the criticism of the Qld named players , at least we choose them from the same hemisphere :laughing:
Well Farah at least was born and raised in the state he plays for!