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Yep your right Scotty but Bennett can do no wrong so watch your tongue....
Nashy said:I have a feeling Henjak is going to be far less loyal than Bennett, and that's what we need.
None of this playing the same shitty players week in week out becuase they looked good for one round. Moon could have been huge at the Broncos, and as Scotty said, he was a very solid addition to the roster.
Taylor the same, he was just never given a chance, all because what? Bennett caught him smoking.
Bennett was, and is a brilliant coach, but he's too loyal.
Scotty said:Jebadude said:Pfffft at all this 'Taylor might finally get a go' crap. I'm a big Taylor fan but reality is he was given ample opportunity last season to prove himself and was a massively unfit powderpuff. I'll have him in my 17 for round 1 this year but if he shows the same form as he did in 08 then I'll be happy to see him back in Comets colours.
Are you all the same people that wanted too see Joel Moon 'given a go' last season? Probably would've won the semi against Melbourne without Moon in the side.
Utter Bullshit Jeb. Bennett did not give Taylor a decent shot at establishing himself. Playing half an hour in only a handful of games throughout the season is NOT the best way to go about getting a player into the team. And ok, Taylor wasn't performing as well as we all had hoped in the opportunities he did have, but perhaps that reflected how he was being treated at the club? I wouldn't be surprised at all.
And as for Moon, I remember you having a go at him last season too and I have no idea where all the hate came from. Moon was a solid center and played very well for us on many occasions last year. He was given a go and IMO it's a shame he left. Personally I was quite furious a few times over the season that Bennett persisted with someone as useless as Reece Robinson instead of pushing Boyd/Michaels out to the wing and having Moon partner Hodges in the centers.
But players have to earn it. Just because you're young and people say you're talented, have potential, future rep star etc doesn't mean you should get lots of first grade game time if you're not showing a positive attitude when you do get the chances.
Coxy said:Scotty said:Jebadude said:Pfffft at all this 'Taylor might finally get a go' crap. I'm a big Taylor fan but reality is he was given ample opportunity last season to prove himself and was a massively unfit powderpuff. I'll have him in my 17 for round 1 this year but if he shows the same form as he did in 08 then I'll be happy to see him back in Comets colours.
Are you all the same people that wanted too see Joel Moon 'given a go' last season? Probably would've won the semi against Melbourne without Moon in the side.
Utter Bullshit Jeb. Bennett did not give Taylor a decent shot at establishing himself. Playing half an hour in only a handful of games throughout the season is NOT the best way to go about getting a player into the team. And ok, Taylor wasn't performing as well as we all had hoped in the opportunities he did have, but perhaps that reflected how he was being treated at the club? I wouldn't be surprised at all.
And as for Moon, I remember you having a go at him last season too and I have no idea where all the hate came from. Moon was a solid center and played very well for us on many occasions last year. He was given a go and IMO it's a shame he left. Personally I was quite furious a few times over the season that Bennett persisted with someone as useless as Reece Robinson instead of pushing Boyd/Michaels out to the wing and having Moon partner Hodges in the centers.
No, Jeb is totally right re: Taylor last year. He had plenty of game time in 2007 and showed some real promise. He clearly had a poor attitude in the offseason because he came back well below what he was doing in 2007 in early 2008 and so Bennett didn't waste him while guys like Nick Kenny etc were playing and training out of their skins.
Taylor will have learnt from that and if so I have no problem with him being more prominent this year. But players have to earn it. Just because you're young and people say you're talented, have potential, future rep star etc doesn't mean you should get lots of first grade game time if you're not showing a positive attitude when you do get the chances.
As for Moon, another "potentially good" player. Showed in lower grades he has the skills to be a good five-eighth - but in first grade showed he was abysmal as a playmaker. And when in the centres, he was adequate at best. Defensively pretty poor and attack wise too quiet and waiting for something to happen. Glad he's gone. He'll probably do better at a new club, probably less complacent and stale after years at the Broncos going nowhere.
If he does succeed at the Warriors it doesn't mean the Broncos used him wrong. Necessarily.
Scotty said:Jebadude said:Pfffft at all this 'Taylor might finally get a go' crap. I'm a big Taylor fan but reality is he was given ample opportunity last season to prove himself and was a massively unfit powderpuff. I'll have him in my 17 for round 1 this year but if he shows the same form as he did in 08 then I'll be happy to see him back in Comets colours.
Are you all the same people that wanted too see Joel Moon 'given a go' last season? Probably would've won the semi against Melbourne without Moon in the side.
Utter Bullshit Jeb. Bennett did not give Taylor a decent shot at establishing himself. Playing half an hour in only a handful of games throughout the season is NOT the best way to go about getting a player into the team. And ok, Taylor wasn't performing as well as we all had hoped in the opportunities he did have, but perhaps that reflected how he was being treated at the club? I wouldn't be surprised at all.
And as for Moon, I remember you having a go at him last season too and I have no idea where all the hate came from. Moon was a solid center and played very well for us on many occasions last year. He was given a go and IMO it's a shame he left. Personally I was quite furious a few times over the season that Bennett persisted with someone as useless as Reece Robinson instead of pushing Boyd/Michaels out to the wing and having Moon partner Hodges in the centers.