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@tony-soprano He was Dally M Halfback of the year last year. I cannot understand some of the comments about him. Watch the Eels play and the big fast wingers who attack the high ball and the big fast centres who hit the gaps a top speed. This removes a lot of pressure from Moses and allows him to be a real threat with the ball. Brooks does not enjoy this luxury. We have no speed on the wings or centres except for the rookie Talau. This needs to be addressed
Sorry but Moses is good because he handles pressure and rises to those moments.
You are flogging a dead horse
Moses is still a flat track bully beating up on weaker teams but going missing against heavyweights .
Not from what ive seen. the guy rises to a challenge.
I dislike the way he treated this club but im not about to put that ahead of common sense. The guy is playing extremely well and is one of the top halves in the game.
Fact.
Don't agree with that at all. Eels have only played 1 Top 8 side in the last 7 rounds; all season they are 4 wins 5 losses against the current Top 8. The only Top 4 side they've beaten all season is the Raiders once (and one loss). Eels are making their finals run on the back of good form against poor sides, which is a genuine way to play finals, but hardly an indicator of halves "rising to the challenge". Fact being Eels have mostly not risen to real challenges in 2019 - they still have 2 rounds and then the finals to prove otherwise (they finish with Broncos and Manly).
Moses himself - Parra went on a big winning spree when he joined midseason 2017 and won 11 of the first 14 he played. This is in contrast to the 3 wins 7 losses he managed with Tigers in the first half of that year. So clearly it is a lot about roster, because he was not winning with one side and winning with another, in the same season.
Nevertheless, Parra made the finals and were bundled out in Week 2 after 2 straight losses. Again, not rising to the challenge.
2018 Parra win 6 matches all season and Moses missed one of them. Not rising to the challenge there.
2019 - still to prove premiership credentials in my opinion.
Now I will go on record in saying I hate Mitchell Moses with a passion and will do my utmost to discredit and downplay anything he does. It's a genuine bias I enjoy having, because of how he played for and left Tigers. The way he left Tigers shows me he does not rise to the challenge, that he is a lowlife dog who quits when going gets tough. He basically threw the Souths game in Rd 10 2017 and that's when they banned him from training. I've never seen such behaviour from a Tigers player before, disgraceful.
Thankfully, Moses has won nothing at all since leaving Tigers. Yeah Parra know how to beat the bad teams but he is 0% wins in finals matches and is 1 W 4 L against Top 4 sides in 2019. This is not any evidence of rising to the challenge, not evidence of handling pressure.