Twentyman wrote:
It's his job to be in peak condition.
So ... why aren't you banging on about Amor being "lazy"? If anyone is seriously down on last season's performances it's Kyle.
St. Pete says he's "100% fit".
If so he's not pulling his weight. What other explanation is there?
I honestly believe though that Mose would be playing more minutes if he actually volunteered a bit more whilst on the pitch. Taking more carries, getting us out of our 20 etc Exactly like he did at Widnes. He actually seemed to be on the pitch a bit longer although I don't have the stats.
This is ridiculous. Mose has no control over the number of minutes he plays. Players who don't put their hands up and "volunteer" don't string together fifty consecutive appearances. Period. The only person responsible for Mose's lack of game time is the coach.
If Mose were as lazy as people claim then his performances would be down in the matches where he plays for longer. But the opposite is true. Mose very often plays better when he's given more time on the pitch. We've had people in this forum CRYING OUT for him to get more game time since last season!
The other thing you seem to be forgetting is just how big Mose is. It's utter lunacy to think a guy weighing in at 20+ stones can go score-for-score on a bleep test with someone like Kyle Amor who I doubt is much over 15.5 stones. Human hearts don't differ a great deal in size and capacity. If Amor and Mose both perform the same action Mose's heart must work that bit harder. Multiply this out over a season and then calculate how much work each player is doing. Not some half-assed back-of-a-fag-packet stats estimate.
He is lazy, mate. And frustrating. I think most will agree with me on that aspect. When he wants to chip in though, he can be a belting player. However I'd take Walmsley & Amor over him all day long.
He's never been dropped once. You can't get around this fact. It's not as though Keiron is some kind of "nice guy" who prefers not to come down hard on players either. We all know those players who've crossed Keiron and paid the price. It's a pretty long list. A list which Mose has never been on.