McHunt
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Foordy or Superfreak?
lynx000
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What do you mean `will', you have been residing there for years, you have built a shopping centre, three unit developments and a retirement village. It is a pretty crowded hill.
McHunt
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Build it and they will come. See you soon.
Mustafur
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I was waiting till Mozer would have a good game for this, because it's as predictable as seeing a dogs reaction when you have food in your hand.
Big Del
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You can`t stand in the way of progress ! LOL .
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It was a good game. Long time coming.
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Mozer will be a great player until the 'Mozer is God' thread is made. Turpin was a decent player until that thread came about.
McHunt
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Jake had to die for our sins.
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My prediction from 2022 when Mozer re-signed has come to pass- it's nearly November.
I remember in 2019, he got six other offers from Sydney clubs and the Titans and turned them down for the Broncos and signed an extension in 2020 and then 2022- so he's signed three times with the Broncos. Need a fourth.
I am pretty sure he doesn't leave the Coast and hopefully Broncos. He's been really impressive this week handling his "instant fame."
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That's really good to hear. I am very sure KWs post match comments were all about keeping this kids feet on the ground.
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article in today's paper saying Mozer has declared his future is with us and has no interest in leaving the club.
Blake Mozer said:
“One hundred per cent,” he said when asked if he would remain with the Broncos.
“I love this place. I love the players and all the coaching staff.
“It has been the best seven years and hopefully it can go for longer.
“I’ll do whatever it takes. Whether we start winning games, it doesn’t matter. As long as I am playing, I am happy.
“Eventually you want to push for (starting) spots. When that time comes, I will, but for now I am happy.”
Having made the most of his return to the NRL, Mozer admitted he was frustrated playing in the Hostplus Cup but remained patient in the hope of being elevated.
“At times (it was frustrating). I won’t lie to you, I wished I was out there more earlier in the season,” he said.
“It wasn’t like it was unfair. I knew what I was waiting for and they (coaches) were speaking to me. They weren’t keeping me in the dark, they were letting me know.
“I knew it was coming and I was just being patient. I was playing good footy in Cup and when it came I grabbed it with two hands.
“Patience is a virtue, man. I was eager to be out there so I just had to bide my time.
“It has all paid off so hopefully I can repay the club for giving me a position.”
Blake Mozer said:
“One hundred per cent,” he said when asked if he would remain with the Broncos.
“I love this place. I love the players and all the coaching staff.
“It has been the best seven years and hopefully it can go for longer.
“I’ll do whatever it takes. Whether we start winning games, it doesn’t matter. As long as I am playing, I am happy.
“Eventually you want to push for (starting) spots. When that time comes, I will, but for now I am happy.”
Having made the most of his return to the NRL, Mozer admitted he was frustrated playing in the Hostplus Cup but remained patient in the hope of being elevated.
“At times (it was frustrating). I won’t lie to you, I wished I was out there more earlier in the season,” he said.
“It wasn’t like it was unfair. I knew what I was waiting for and they (coaches) were speaking to me. They weren’t keeping me in the dark, they were letting me know.
“I knew it was coming and I was just being patient. I was playing good footy in Cup and when it came I grabbed it with two hands.
“Patience is a virtue, man. I was eager to be out there so I just had to bide my time.
“It has all paid off so hopefully I can repay the club for giving me a position.”
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Coates said pretty much the same thing, then signed 2 weeks later with the cheats.
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Good to hear.
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Mozer: I Got My Chance And Grabbed It With Both Hands
Blake Mozer tells media about his journey into the NRL.
www.broncos.com.au
- Watching a lot of film - Smith, Buderus, now Grant
- Wants to bring spark
- Wants to fight for the starting position
- Been at Broncs since 13
- Loves the place, the players, the coaching staff
- Been there 7 years, loves the place (repeated)
- Happy for now getting his shot, will push to start later but happy to bid his time
- Was frustrated at times with not getting a shot but he was communicated with
- Was patient and knew the shot was coming and then grabbed it with both hands
- Hard getting compared to the greatest player of all time, just play my own footy
- He was average sized when he was younger and then had a massive growth spurt but had already been used to being a 9
- Wants to meet Smith one day - lock him as a Storm player in the future I guess will be the response on this forum
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Mozer: I Got My Chance And Grabbed It With Both Hands
Blake Mozer tells media about his journey into the NRL.
- Watching a lot of film - Smith, Buderus, now Grant
- Wants to bring spark
- Wants to fight for the starting position
- Been at Broncs since 13
- Loves the place, the players, the coaching staff
- Been there 7 years, loves the place (repeated)
- Happy for now getting his shot, will push to start later but happy to bid his time
- Was frustrated at times with not getting a shot but he was communicated with
- Was patient and knew the shot was coming and then grabbed it with both hands
- Hard getting compared to the greatest player of all time, just play my own footy
- He was average sized when he was younger and then had a massive growth spurt but had already been used to being a 9
- Wants to meet Smith one day - lock him as a Storm player in the future I guess will be the response on this forum
Gods willing this attitude holds. Smoothy needs to be moved on just to convince Mozer his spot is safe. Yes, I am willing to go that far to ward off other clubs, especially the Rorters. I will not apologize for taking extreme stances around the hooker position, we have pissed on its importance as a club for that long.
bert_lifts
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That's cute. Who's going to tell him?
McHunt
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Replacing the coach would kill two birds with one stone. If you're into killing birds.
And you'd get to keep a decent short term/depth hooker, with no distracting baggage, in Smoothy.
Xzei
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How long till 'he is only starting because of media hype' gets a run on BHQ? Seems we always need a whipping boy.
