innsaneink
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We know your hoping so, GCT
Dunno why you bother when all it seems you hope for is failure
Dunno why you bother when all it seems you hope for is failure
The Robbie Farah jibe that led to the rift with Wests Tigers coach Jason Taylor
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greatodensraven
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@GNR4LIFE said:
Like clock-work isn't it
Pawsandclaws
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@greatodensraven said:
Is it because what is written is untrue or, what is written is true and has been strategically released?
greatodensraven
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@Pawsandclaws said:
Who knows if this is true or not. Depends how reliable "sources close to the pair" really are.
If true, why wait almost 2 years to publish it on the morning of a must-win game for the team? Why not do it yesterday before the state cup game or even better in Oct 2014?
Why would Taylor not want Robbie to play for Australia when he was so supportive of Teddy playing Origin?
I hope we continue winning. Might be the only thing that will bring these BS stories to an end.
Byron_Bay_Fan
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@Pawsandclaws said:
Well Jason was the fool for insulting a top rep player of which he was never one himself. He loses that exchange then all hell breaks out for the next two years.
Byron_Bay_Fan
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@Regan said:
And who cares if Robbie got one back twice as good and everyone knows about it.
@Pawsandclaws said:
Why didn't the exchange come out at the time?…the original article posted written by Hooper mentions nothing of it...It actually paints the situation as amicable..
Like history tho I guess ...It is determined bu those who write it...or re-write it
Byron_Bay_Fan
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@matchball said:
I can remember well, in previous years the team fell apart when Robbie was not playing, Did JT want the team to lose badly to show how much Robbie was needed??
851
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@hobbo2803 said:
Amen to that Hobbo
Pawsandclaws
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@greatodensraven said:
It is interesting because Farah claimed he has been treated differently to other players. If the coach publicly supports one player in his bid to play for his country, yet is alledged to have asked/requested another not to, well there is a double standard. And if this has been the catalyst for the fallout between the two …............
innsaneink
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Some people Wi. Clutch onto the slightest thing…. This really is nothing
851
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@Pawsandclaws said:
That double standard applies to team selection and accountability too. :astonished:
foreveratiger
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I don't see the purpose of this article cause the decision has been made, nothing is going to change that.
Won't matter how many articles these Journo's want to write.
It doesn't matter which side of the fence you sit on, this is actually getting boring now…..we are just going round in circles.
2 points is all that matters today.
Won't matter how many articles these Journo's want to write.
It doesn't matter which side of the fence you sit on, this is actually getting boring now…..we are just going round in circles.
2 points is all that matters today.
tigermac88
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@magpiecol said:
Whether Farah is here or not won't make JT a good coach. He's a tool with no man management skills, no accountability with team selections and a dead set gibberer.