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| Quote Pieman="Pieman"was the entire year for op an physio, suppose its no worse than an ACL timewise'"
Regardless of whether they have said it publicly or not, I think there was an implication that the club think there is a strong chance he will never return at the same level, and/or that the injury would continue to plague him. We have seen with Manfredi that they will keep the player where they think there is light at the end of the tunnel. |
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| PiemanStu M:
Well to be fair we can’t accuse Wane of an anti-Saints agenda.
Harry Roberston called up for the extended squad. Whilst he won’t get anywhere near the final squad, what a great experience for the lad.
If 13 Saints players were the best in their positions then Wane would pick them, beating the Kangaroos is the Holy Grail for Wane |
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| PiemanStu M:
Well to be fair we can’t accuse Wane of an anti-Saints agenda.
Harry Roberston called up for the extended squad. Whilst he won’t get anywhere near the final squad, what a great experience for the lad.
Waney only has one agenda, winning. The attribute that he is really keen on is defence. |
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Wane only has one agenda - promoting himself.
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"Williams is a top player."
I keep hearing this from people, and I've yet to work out why.
George is now approaching the tail-end of his career, and aside from having the odd good game and doing the odd good thing, I've yet to see anything that would categorise him alongside Andy Gregory, Shaun Edwards, Sean Long, Alex Murphy etc.
Any one of those players would have turned Warrington, where he's been on massive money, into serious challengers for silverware.
And let's not kid ourselves about his time at Wigan. Yes, we won stuff, but there were many occasions when he frustrated the fans with lacklustre, kick-happy performances when we were screaming for something a lot cleverer.
I wish him no ill. In fact, I quite like the fact that, this time, a veteran Brit will be going to wind down his career in Aus instead of it being the other way round. And I have no doubt he'll get picked for Great Britain for his experience and the fact that he can turn it on when he wants to. I just wish he'd done it more often.
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| PiemanCruncher:
"Williams is a top player."
I keep hearing this from people, and I've yet to work out why.
George is now approaching the tail-end of his career, and aside from having the odd good game and doing the odd good thing, I've yet to see anything that would categorise him alongside Andy Gregory, Shaun Edwards, Sean Long, Alex Murphy etc.
Any one of those players would have turned Warrington, where he's been on massive money, into serious challengers for silverware.
And let's not kid ourselves about his time at Wigan. Yes, we won stuff, but there were many occasions when he frustrated the fans with lacklustre, kick-happy performances when we were screaming for something a lot cleverer.
I wish him no ill. In fact, I quite like the fact that, this time, a veteran Brit will be going to wind down his career in Aus instead of it being the other way round. And I have no doubt he'll get picked for Great Britain for his experience and the fact that he can turn it on when he wants to. I just wish he'd done it more often.
Couldn't have said it better myself.
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