happy_tiger
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@king sirro said:@happy tiger said:@king sirro said:I reckon every forward has the place doing dirty hit up Watto. Lawrence has his fair share. Brad Clyde thrived on them.
Siro is what 21? Played 5/8 until he hit the hardest competition in the world and I've into the engine room with the big boys. I think people forget that. Just cos he's naturally big we think he should have developed the mental side too. We'll he was groomed his whole life at a half, so it will take time for him to mature mentally into the backrow role.
Exactly right KS
I see all the top backrowers like the Thaiday's , Parker's , Gallen's , Lindner's ,Clyde's etc all busting a boiler when there sides needs help building a platform for the backs
Unfortunately some backrowers seem to get white line fever
And I am sure I'll cop some flak for this , but his old man had the same tendencies as well
I always liked Paul Sironen, hence my user name, but it was the later part of his career that I really fell in live with him. When we were real strugglers and he moved to the front row. Paul played every game with pure heart and carried us those few years. If he had that attitude his entire career he would be rated as one of the greatest forwards of all time.
Yeah he did , you are quite right KS
Maybe Noel Cleal was a better example :smiley:
You just wish they'd have put as much effort into belting blokes and ironing them out as they did running over the top of them with the ball in hand