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  • #46
    Originally posted by rented tracksuit View Post
    You must have had other things taking your interest last year then. We didn’t win but finishing runners up in the regular season and going one game short of a GF is hardly an unsuccessful season.
    Absolutely last year would be classified as unsuccessful, perhaps even diabolical in the end

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    • #47
      Originally posted by Easts75 View Post

      Absolutely last year would be classified as unsuccessful, perhaps even diabolical in the end
      agreed. Not Pearce’s doing tho imo.
      FVCK CANCER

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      • #48
        Originally posted by rented tracksuit View Post

        You will read the comments any way you like but I don’t believe we needed to pursue an old bloke who hadn’t played at NRL level without Smiff, Thurston or Slater.

        You suggesting hes set set the world on fire and has justified the very high retirement package we have thrown at him?

        I think its it’s clear that the team gelled better with Pearce in it than with a Cronk. There’s no denying Cronk is/was a brilliant player. I have the utmost respect for a guy that has achieved all he has but that doesn’t mean he is the best fit for us.

        As for Pearce being a liability off the field, that’s open to interpretation in an overly PC world. His girl in the dress episode was an overreaction imo and as for the dog rooting, he was passed at a private party and did far less than what a lot of others do in those situations. If he wasn’t an NRL player and there wasn’t an idiot there trying to capitalize for his own selfishness, would it have even been made mention of? Also, do you honestly belive it warranted 9 weeks out of the game? It was nothing more than a witch hunt. Pearce’s only crime in the whole saga was being stupid enough to associate with people he didn’t know well enough to trust. And before some craps on that he led other players astray, no one forced them to do anything.

        Yes, he has crapped on the club and fans after joining the Knaughts but can anyone really blame him? He was obviously hurt and bitter and it doesn’t make it right but shows he has emotions and what it meant to him.

        Hes is a Knight now anyway and everything else is history so stuff him but I am looking forward to seeing him play when he gets back in the field. I’m sure the knights have picked up a lot of other RWB viewers since he left.
        He crapped on the club and fans before he joined the Knights.

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        • #49
          Originally posted by Johnny Tobin View Post

          He crapped on the club and fans before he joined the Knights.
          No, that was Nate Myles.

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          • #50
            Ive seen players play alot worse the Robinson and given alot more opportunities. However your view on his standard of play it raises a serious issue of scouting. Who made the choice to sign him ? Not even considered a capable back up after so few games A poor resourced club we are becoming

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            • #51
              Originally posted by Latrell View Post

              Teddy is a star. Why dont you like him?
              Prediction, he's either got next to no knowledge of the game, is a troll or is an underage poster.

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              • #52
                Originally posted by Johnny73 View Post

                Prediction, he's either got next to no knowledge of the game, is a troll or is an underage poster.
                You obviously have no ability to back yourself and just choose one.
                FVCK CANCER

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                • #53
                  From what I know, the key reason that pearce was indirectly or politely shown the door (and that is effectively how it transpired) is because of the party influence that he had over younger players in the squad which was still happening despite his "rehab". The club simply had enough of the non-professional influence that it was having over young players year after year. The opportunity to sign cronk was too good to pass up - an outstanding class player on and off the field with the added benefit of him being ice cool in the clutch moments (which was one of pearces failings). I believe (but don't know for sure) that the cronk deal was in the making from the middle of the year and before our catastrophic performance in the prelim final against the cowboys where our forwards showed little aggression and pearce failed to take control of the game to steer us home despite us leading late in the game.

                  I used to be one of pearce's biggest supporters until last year when he yet again failed on the big stage in origin. Give me cronk over him any day of the year thanks.

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                  • #54
                    Originally posted by Half time View Post
                    From what I know, the key reason that pearce was indirectly or politely shown the door (and that is effectively how it transpired) is because of the party influence that he had over younger players in the squad which was still happening despite his "rehab". The club simply had enough of the non-professional influence that it was having over young players year after year. The opportunity to sign cronk was too good to pass up - an outstanding class player on and off the field with the added benefit of him being ice cool in the clutch moments (which was one of pearces failings). I believe (but don't know for sure) that the cronk deal was in the making from the middle of the year and before our catastrophic performance in the prelim final against the cowboys where our forwards showed little aggression and pearce failed to take control of the game to steer us home despite us leading late in the game.

                    I used to be one of pearce's biggest supporters until last year when he yet again failed on the big stage in origin. Give me cronk over him any day of the year thanks.
                    Yeah onfield performance aside, Cronks professionalism is up there with SBW and the like. SBW wasnt THAT great in 2014 but he was always the first guy to show up to training, didnt drink/party, looked after his injuries properly and was a great mentor figure. Thats what you want!

                    IMO we are seeing it in Radley. Had Nikorima been taken out by Cronk rather than Pearce, maybe he woulda been an NRL player rather than a random kid who has been sacked for doing coke.

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                    • #55
                      With Reece we would have been the opposition’s dream team with 2 ‘SKD’s’ to choose from to force errors from if you add Fergo.
                      “Soon will the present day order be rolled up, and a new one spread out in its stead”- (Baha’u’llah)

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                      • #56
                        Originally posted by ism22 View Post
                        IMO we are seeing it in Radley. Had Nikorima been taken out by Cronk rather than Pearce, maybe he woulda been an NRL player rather than a random kid who has been sacked for doing coke.
                        Exactly, Nikorima would have been sipping a hot cup of cocoa and playing scrabble.
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