Should Corey Norman Be Dropped
- Thread starter Big Pete
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Bucking Beads
International Captain
- Mar 5, 2008
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Without a doubt. No point persisting with him at all.
LittleDavey
NRL Captain
- Mar 25, 2013
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Abso-fucking-lutely. He should have been gone when he fucking signed. Pea-hearted ****!!
noisetheory
NRL Captain
- Mar 31, 2008
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absolutely. i was always supportive of him but the last month its become clear- its time to go, corey.
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I've got the mood of a mummy in a coffin, but I had to chuckle at that... :thumbup1:
Big Pete
International Captain
- Mar 12, 2008
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I'm going with no.
Corey Norman is a frustrating player. He clearly has the skills to be a good half but lacks the heart and thought process to be anything other than enigmatic at this stage. However, by playing him there, we allow our other player (eg. Jordan Kahu) time to develop at his own pace and until he's able to get some more miles on his suspect legs I don't feel like we should throw him into the deep end and hope for the love of god he floats.
The only player I feel is viable is Joe Bond and even then his claims is pretty sketchy. He's been made to play in the halves again due to a number of circumstances at the Dolphins.
Brisbane would feel the NZ fullback Josh Hoffman would be another contender but our wing depth is so horrid that I feel like we need to keep him out there for our own good.
Corey Norman is a frustrating player. He clearly has the skills to be a good half but lacks the heart and thought process to be anything other than enigmatic at this stage. However, by playing him there, we allow our other player (eg. Jordan Kahu) time to develop at his own pace and until he's able to get some more miles on his suspect legs I don't feel like we should throw him into the deep end and hope for the love of god he floats.
The only player I feel is viable is Joe Bond and even then his claims is pretty sketchy. He's been made to play in the halves again due to a number of circumstances at the Dolphins.
Brisbane would feel the NZ fullback Josh Hoffman would be another contender but our wing depth is so horrid that I feel like we need to keep him out there for our own good.
noisetheory
NRL Captain
- Mar 31, 2008
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why do we have this attitude that any young players at hte broncs need to be babied into the NRL? look at other clubs. there is a heap of young talent, 18 19 and 20 year olds going around right now doing relaly well.
yet we seem afraid.
yet we seem afraid.
CaptainHook
NRL Player
- Jun 17, 2013
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I would take the risk with Kahu, tbh. Either that or swap Hoffman back there as a reward for his good form on the wing.
- May 21, 2013
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In short; yes.
Waynesaurus
NRL Captain
- Jun 3, 2013
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Yes.
His ball skills are ok but he shows no urgency, slow/lazy in defusing attacking kicks and chews up bugger all meters with slow kick returns. He does not get our sets off to a good start. At least Hoffy runs hard and chews up the meters and gets us going forward.
Commitment in defence is pretty much non existent as well.
His ball skills are ok but he shows no urgency, slow/lazy in defusing attacking kicks and chews up bugger all meters with slow kick returns. He does not get our sets off to a good start. At least Hoffy runs hard and chews up the meters and gets us going forward.
Commitment in defence is pretty much non existent as well.
- Mar 4, 2008
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Even if he was going to be with us next season....yes. He is terrible.
vertigo
State of Origin Rep
- Mar 2, 2010
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Hold open try-outs for 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9 and coach.
