Tigerstigerstigers
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agree. imagine the publicity if Luai did this.I think Luai does,but with more class and without publicly burning a young bloke who youve heavily invested in
Talented...but Born dick
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agree. imagine the publicity if Luai did this.I think Luai does,but with more class and without publicly burning a young bloke who youve heavily invested in
Talented...but Born dick
I judge him against the benchmark he set when he gave the club an ultimatium to punt the club captain, premiership winner and state of origin player.Yeah you can make judgements about someone’s whole career based on 10 minutes of football but I think it normally needs more then that.
Each to their own.
I am sorry, the Rugby League field is not a "regular workplace".. there's no comparison.. Itd be like going back to the days of the gladiator and crying about not getting a fair go.I think its pretty obvious I am saying that and I am not sure why that would be an outrageous claim.
A kid very early in his NRL career, at a new club in an extremely tense situation. Moses being probably the best half in the comp right now, an origin and australian rep. I can absolutely see how a blasting could of been a distraction for TDS.
How would you go in your workplace if a very senior person blasted you in front of clients, customers, whoever. Reckon it would put you off your game?
Easy from the sidelines isn't it?I am sorry, the Rugby League field is not a "regular workplace".. there's no comparison.. Itd be like going back to the days of the gladiator and crying about not getting a fair go.
If he can't cop a spray and move on, how easy is it going to be for the opposition to talk some trash and get in his head?
If he's that fragile, then we made the right call letting him go.
I think calling him a fkn C* is probably a bit over the top and way beyond what I would call a justified spray...I played the game for a number of years and never heard anyone give a spray like that. There is something else going on there with TDS. Moses might win them games, however he will never win them a premiership.I am sorry, the Rugby League field is not a "regular workplace".. there's no comparison.. Itd be like going back to the days of the gladiator and crying about not getting a fair go.
If he can't cop a spray and move on, how easy is it going to be for the opposition to talk some trash and get in his head?
If he's that fragile, then we made the right call letting him go.
When I was playing , calling someone a "fkn cnt" was pretty common. "Why'd you do that you useless cnt"... No one lost sleep over it . Maybe it's a generational thing...I think calling him a fkn C* is probably a bit over the top and way beyond what I would call a justified spray...I played the game for a number of years and never heard anyone give a spray like that. There is something else going on there with TDS. Moses might win them games, however he will never win them a premiership.
I played the game - so I have been there, done that, received sprays and given them.Easy from the sidelines isn't it?
Humans are fallible. Particularly young ones. Tallan will be fine.
Especially when the abuse, and that is what it was, is coming from a guy that literally tanked on his team-mates.People justifying this have lost the plot. What example do we want for junior grades? Totally should be criticized.
In the Dogs game the Tigers players celebrated the mistakes and rallied around their team mate. What approach is likely to get the best outcomes?
Yeah think the good old days are long gone, scorn has gone out the window now in most situations.When I was playing , calling someone a "fkn cnt" was pretty common. "Why'd you do that you useless cnt"... No one lost sleep over it . Maybe it's a generational thing...
But you could be right and there's more to it, I wouldn't have a clue.
I judge him against the benchmark he set when he gave the club an ultimatium to punt the club captain, premiership winner and state of origin player.
I guess I could romanticise because he was a junior and fantisize about what he could become - instead I choose to judge it based on actual performances in the NRL.
Each to their own.
Munster is an alpha. Jahrome Hughes is an alpha. Dearden has become an alpha of sorts. Nathan Cleary is full of alpha moments.I wish Luia would own our club like Mitch Moses does
Like it or not Mitch Moses is the Alpha
And I could just be a dinosaur and am happy to cop that... Its just my perspective...Yeah think the good old days are long gone, scorn has gone out the window now in most situations.
Just look what surrounds the younger generation now, pods, vlogs and influencers, so if you C up on the footy field all the feel-good stuff comes out instead of been filthy at the mistake.
Hence everybody shocked at Moses's reaction maybe he's been hanging around Benny Elias too much at in laws BBQ's and the snide side has been rubbing off.
I'm sure your park footy in front of 13 people is comparable.I played the game - so I have been there, done that, received sprays and given them.
Forgive me for thinking the whole point of a forum was to discuss from the sidelines 😅
Personally, I dont see TDS being at the standard we need come 2027. Maybe in 2028? But he's more than a year away, in my opinion.Yeah no worries, I understand, Api is a great club man.
However, its hard to argue against, that it would of been best if Api didn’t want an extension and TDS take over in 2027?
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