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@Tigersmurf said:
He's already got size and pace, I think it's more case of BMM coping with the week-in week-out stuff and improving his match fitness as his body adjusts over the next season or so.
Will we see any NYC players in 2012?
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He's already got size and pace, I think it's more case of BMM coping with the week-in week-out stuff and improving his match fitness as his body adjusts over the next season or so.
supercoach
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Young Siro showed plenty today playing for BRET in only his second game back from a shoulder job…. physically he was close to the biggest player on the field and was a real handful for the sharks. He could handle NRL right now and if Lawrence gets picked maybe a smokey for the no6 role against the warriors
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@willow said:
Santi should have heighingtons spot by the end of next year
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Korobeite is undoubtedly a talent however in every game I've seen this year nofoaluma has been the best back on the field
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We'll see them for 15 minutes and probably out of position…...
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@fergiefurr said:
He is averaging twice as many tackle breaks than the next best in the side.
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Different in NRL though.
Would love to see David trialled in State Cup to see if he is as hard to contain
Would love to see David trialled in State Cup to see if he is as hard to contain
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@smeghead said:
They were questions about his attitude at the start of the year when he gave up the chance to train with the 1st graders. Anyone know how he is travelling in this regard (i.e attitude wise)
So what do you do with a young bloke who has so much potential and playing so well yet has an attitude issue away from game day?
Does he deserve an NRL debut? Maybe the NRL would whip him into line? To me, I think a player needs to earn his NRL debut in all aspects of the game on and off the field!
What does everyone else think?
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Does he deserve an NRL debut? Maybe the NRL would whip him into line? To me, I think a player needs to earn his NRL debut in all aspects of the game on and off the field!
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@TigerCrib said:
I agree 100% with your last sentence. I think regardless of the amount of talent a player has (and Nofoaluma has plenty of talent and potential), they need to be professional at all times and follow club procedure at all times. Recovery sessions are held for a reason, and if you have players skipping them…well it does not set a good example.
Handling first grade on a weekly basis involves doing all the little things right and preparing well mentally and physically. If Nofoaluma thinks attending recovery sessions are a joke, or beneath him, or cannot provide good reason as to not turning up, well I hate to say it, but the club probably won't be too interested in paying a bloke who only shows up when he feels like it.
I reckon this side has alot of players who will play NRL, hopefully with us.
The ones who will make NRL in the next few years
Marika Korobeite
Noafluma (hopefully he learns the stuff between games is just as important to being successful)
Siro
Miller
Santi
Lovett
assuming Vela returns well from his injury throw him in as well.
The ones who will make NRL in the next few years
Marika Korobeite
Noafluma (hopefully he learns the stuff between games is just as important to being successful)
Siro
Miller
Santi
Lovett
assuming Vela returns well from his injury throw him in as well.
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@willow said:
Well said Willow
What happens off the field is probably more important than what happens on it Thats where you build your character Without character you'll go missing when it counts most
Personally The player I like most is the guy who plays his best footy in a losing team Anyone can play well in a winning team
Absolutely Happy Tiger! :slight_smile:
I've always believed, as a coach and a player, that a game is never over till that final whistle sounds and what can happen in the first half can always happen in the second half and even if only one or two players can believe they can turn the tables and get up and win, anything is possible! It only takes one to stand up and inspire his team mates, and its these players who as you said Happy 'can play his best footy in a losing team' is the complete package a footballer can become. These are the boys we want to hold on to, but in some cases it could be that the coach/player connection just isnt there and players go off the rails as such! Look at Todd Carney for example, he had basically thrown his career away because of a poor attitude but he's obviously found the right connection every young player craves at the Sharks and he's carving it up! Maybe players like David need some extra coach/player time to find the right connection that brings out the best in him emotionally, mentally and physically on and off the field? I hope he can find his balance because it would be such a waste of talent!
I've always believed, as a coach and a player, that a game is never over till that final whistle sounds and what can happen in the first half can always happen in the second half and even if only one or two players can believe they can turn the tables and get up and win, anything is possible! It only takes one to stand up and inspire his team mates, and its these players who as you said Happy 'can play his best footy in a losing team' is the complete package a footballer can become. These are the boys we want to hold on to, but in some cases it could be that the coach/player connection just isnt there and players go off the rails as such! Look at Todd Carney for example, he had basically thrown his career away because of a poor attitude but he's obviously found the right connection every young player craves at the Sharks and he's carving it up! Maybe players like David need some extra coach/player time to find the right connection that brings out the best in him emotionally, mentally and physically on and off the field? I hope he can find his balance because it would be such a waste of talent!
