@ said:@ said:@ said:@ said:They were our superstars. Both helped win the GF, both led the team for years, one was the club captain who was twice runner up for Dally M player of the year and was a NSW and Australian representative, whilst the other captained his country to a WC title, was a golden boot recipient and remains to this day an attacking enigma in this game…his highlights reel still gets tonnes of views. Both were instrumental in getting this club its exposure on free to air tv and landing corporate sponsorship with huge tv ratings and solid crowds.They deserved their salaries and provided huge ROI for the club.
Love them or hate them, they were NEVER overpaid....
Excellent summary. Both legends of the club who we all loved when playing at their peak. Regardless of what's happened since, they were undeniably superstars of the game and critical to the success of the joint venture.
Some here revell in focussing on when a players career hits a low point and do all they can to influence others through relentlessly pointing out their weaknesses both on the field and off, whether its true or not. You either jump on their bandwagon or you dont.
2015 was the best thing to happen to this club to date and Benji and Farah were instrumental in that and deserved every dollar they earned from this club.
You mean 2005, not 2015 right? It sure was a great year 2005\. Our best.
I don't consider Benji and Robbie as legends because of the way they dumped on the club when leaving. The club also screwed up in its handling of Robbie, but that's no excuse for Robbie's behaviour.
Enjoy Souths Rob, and Benji hope you enjoyed playing for the Blues.
Edited - thanks.