nathano11
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- Jun 14, 2010
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Last year V Tigers we were $1.18, I lost $100 on it trying to make $18when was the last time we were $1.20 favourites to win a game?
Last year V Tigers we were $1.18, I lost $100 on it trying to make $18when was the last time we were $1.20 favourites to win a game?
Probably against Canberra earlier this year... or tigers last yearwhen was the last time we were $1.20 favourites to win a game?
At the same, solely relying on guys who have been "getting it done" even if they're not as good as the guys coming through is dangerous. It's a balancing act to figure out what's best for the team.Call me cynical, but I very much doubt Paix is happy to not be playing in the nrl after 14 straight games this season, even if he’s only getting 30mins the last few weeks. I also doubt Jensen is happy about being dropped after he’s worked his arse off the last few years & done absolutely nothing wrong. Kevvie has to be careful, just the perception of favouritism can fester & gain a life of its own very quickly.
If Kevvie wasn't coach we'd probably still be at the bottom of the ladder.I don’t recall Billy ever being dropped, while Paix has been dropped at least twice now, and Billy has had some real stinkers. I hate to buy into the whole nepotism thing, but I think by nature it’s hard to avoid. I also think if Kevvie wasn’t coach Billy would never have been signed to begin with.
If Kevvie wasn't coach we'd probably still be at the bottom of the ladder.
I think with the rapid rise this club has had (from wooden spooned to premiership contenders), we should have a little faith in what Kevvie is doing (especially when we don't know the details e.g why players are dropped or not).
He’s done a good job, but he’s also made mistakes. Billy has earned his place, no doubt, he probably had his best game last week, but considering Kevvie hasn’t been shy to drop some players it’s a little odd that Billy hasn’t been dropped even once imo.If Kevvie wasn't coach we'd probably still be at the bottom of the ladder.
I think with the rapid rise this club has had (from wooden spooned to premiership contenders), we should have a little faith in what Kevvie is doing (especially when we don't know the details e.g why players are dropped or not).
Although I wonder if it was actual speed, or just being the most fresh in the middle. Guess we'll find out tomorrow lol.I have never been that impressed by Paix, I think his passing game can be a little erratic at times, but I think with his speed he was a good point of difference off the bench and I don’t think Smoothy will be.
Call me cynical, but I very much doubt Paix is happy to not be playing in the nrl after 14 straight games this season, even if he’s only getting 30mins the last few weeks. I also doubt Jensen is happy about being dropped after he’s worked his arse off the last few years & done absolutely nothing wrong. Kevvie has to be careful, just the perception of favouritism can fester & gain a life of its own very quickly.
In addition to playing nrl or instead of?He put his hand up to play Cup a month ago and was happy to do it. He wanted more time after the Storm game.
I fucking hope so, but we have this amazing propensity to **** up the easy games and scrape out a win maybe.
when was the last time we were $1.20 favourites to win a game?
In addition to playing nrl or instead of?