@Byron Bay Fan said:@NT Tiger said:@hammertime said:I love your analogy but RF was only protecting himself from BS about of cohesion in attack and presumably he was asked. Whereas Jason did not have to make the statement as to why RF was dropped from FG. If he could shut up famously at last week's presser he could have done the same as to why RF was not playing FG. That presser was a famous gig as well only at the wrong end of the scale. Should be saved for prosperity that one.
If JT didn't say something, the media circus would have continued.
Honestly, I think JT is doing a lot of covering for Farah by trying to mask real reasons. JT really didn't say anything negative about Robbie, just basically a too many cooks analogy.
it would not be wise for JT to come out and destroy Robbie by telling the media robbies real deficiencies. Benji did so on nrl360 so we know he has attitude issues. At least he made up a credible arguement that suggested he was actually a good player. Robbie just really should have kept his mouth closed - he really isn't as smart as he thinks he is.
Well said. I have been thinking much the same. Unfortunately other clubs will have had a good look at the circus he creates. I think it will be a hard sell to get rid of him.
Well Benji, on his own admission, stated that he did not put 100% effort in the last few years at WT - well whom was captain at that time and who is famous for making them walk on egg shells if they do not put in 100% effort? MR 100% EFFORT HIMSELF - CAPT R P FARAH. He was just being a good capt responsible to the club, the roster and the fans. As our previous coaches have not worked miracles since departing maybe Robbie gave them a nudge as well when at WT. RF's only serious mistake was telling JT that he would never have to make the decision as to whether the country or not - the truth can hurt.
Who gets the point across. Whom sounds stupid. You always write it….. I mean really, we're just footy fans.