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I said they have failed to fulfil their potential, and I don't see that changing anytime soon. The last part of that sentence indicates that they could still in fact reach their potential, I just don't personally see it happening. Might help to read the entire sentence next time instead of...

Who said anything about being washed up?

At their best, they would be dangerous. Fortunately for us, Milford and Ponga are two of the most overhyped and overrated players in recent memory, and it's because they both lack the work ethic and the drive to be truly elite. They have failed to fulfil their potential, and I don't see that...

Lets their golden boy Luke Brookes be the best player in their side by default.

Don't forget the midfield bomb followed by zero chase, the flat rocket pass thrown to a team mate standing less than a metre away from him, or the Darius Boyd appeal to the referee.

Homesickness? Or is it something more sinister?

Fixed.

I think that play would be better suited for Cleary when we take on Penrith again. Ponga prefers strawberry milkshakes.

Of course I have.

Haha right.

That shirt isn't meant to be skin tight.

The only advice from Milford I'd ever listen to would be about how to upgrade my Maccas order.

It's best to remember him as a depth player on loan to us from Melbourne.

No need to be modest. The teams improvement is definitely down to BHQ. It caught Billy Walters attention, who then passed it on the Kevvie and the rest of the playing group. They all had a read, and they've been inspired ever since. Just look at the venom Kennedy has begun running with. It's...

Adam O'Brien has seen better days.

You've seriously underestimated the size of Milford's midsection. There's no way any part of him will be flat enough to peel off from the underside of Flegler's boot.

He has plenty to lose. Weight that is.

Agreed. He is more than just a yardage man. I think we might see him show a few more sides of his game now that our pack is all contributing. He played the link man quite often which was a nice variation. He also has good footwork too, but he doesn't use it as often. He is already the best prop...

It feels familiar but foreign at the same time.

If Reynolds can also teach Haas that he doesn't have to struggle for every extra inch, and instead he should be prioritising quick play the balls instead, Haas will be even more effective. I guess you slowly introduce this idea to Payne. You don't want it to come across as negative criticism...