NRL fans question Broncos 'double standard' after seventh player quits Melbourne Storm

[Kaz]

NRL fans are questioning why Craig Bellamy isn't copping the same level of scrutiny as Michael Maguire after Will Warbrick became the seventh player to quit the Melbourne Storm in a matter of months. Maguire and his hard-nose methods are coming under scrutiny after Payne Haas decided to leave the Broncos and sign with South Sydney for 2027.

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[Lockysillegitimatechild]

NRL fans are questioning why Craig Bellamy isn't copping the same level of scrutiny as Michael Maguire after Will Warbrick became the seventh player to quit the Melbourne Storm in a matter of months. Maguire and his hard-nose methods are coming under scrutiny after Payne Haas decided to leave the Broncos and sign with South Sydney for 2027.

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Theres been a few articles pointing this bs out now...

 

[Foordy]

My new favourite NRL reporter.

 

[Nashy]

Sam Goodwin reading our posts

 

[Brocko]

Saw a clip of Cleary on hello sport pod earlier, he was talking about playing the Broncos, (without context I assume it was about last year) and he said it was the first time in their run of comp wins that he felt the opposition team was fitter than they were.

Thats pretty good wrap for me on Madge. Id say to go from where we were fitness wise to clearly the, or one of the benchmarks in one season is fantastic.

 

[the_next]

How about CONEHEAD on his high horse yet again. First round coming off wining the comp. His titans are on their 100th coach and just got 50 put in them in their ‘new era’. Yet not a whisper about how they are going.
Let’s all remember how much he sunk the boot in that Fifita left us all those years ago, to go to the titans and let’s not let the truth (massive pay day) get in the way of that story. Yet again extremely quiet when big Dave wanted a release from the titans.
But Payne leaving Brisbane means all the wheels are falling off at red hill.
He can just fk right off.

 

[Santa]

Saw a clip of Cleary on hello sport pod earlier, he was talking about playing the Broncos, (without context I assume it was about last year) and he said it was the first time in their run of comp wins that he felt the opposition team was fitter than they were.

Thats pretty good wrap for me on Madge. Id say to go from where we were fitness wise to clearly the, or one of the benchmarks in one season is fantastic.

It's quite interesting hearing his perspective on that game. Credits our defence and resilience too.