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JWH has been carrying our pack on his back for 5 years. When he performs, the team perform. When he is off, the team is off. He’s the best prop of his generation, and the best prop I’ve ever seen play.
Haas is a statistically good player. He makes metres. He makes tackles. He throws offloads. I also can’t ever recall a game he has stamped his authority on. A game where he just made it his own and went out and won it. he’s also got the stink of NSW’s ****ing trash origin side which doesn’t help.
He doesn’t hold a candle to Jared’s achievements, courage, and leadership. But then again no prop will for a long long time.
I think he’d be as good a replacement as we could hope for, but replacing Jared is going to be like replacing Freddy
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Originally posted by Bondicigar View PostHaas average mtrs per match 2023 is 189 mtrs with JWH at 123.
Haas at 1 Mil, $5291 per mtr
JwH at 800k, $6500 per mtr.
Haas would be a great buy at 1mil and he would transform the roosters into a force once again.
JWH just re-signed on a one year deal for less than he’s currently on which was 750 so you’d assume he’s on 500-600k next year.
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Jwh is a roosters legend
but I will admit haas is in front of jwh at 23 at the same age and I do predict haas will finish as the best front rower the game has had
he is 6.5” 130kg played 80 min and a huge motor and big mtrs
he is the best front rower in the game now and scary where he could get to
also very quick in contact and playing the ball
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Originally posted by Rooster_6 View Post
Haas has rejected a contract worth 1.1m and is holding out for supposedly 1.2-1.3m
JWH just re-signed on a one year deal for less than he’s currently on which was 750 so you’d assume he’s on 500-600k next year.
Jwh was a bad choice to compare Haas ,
take your pick of props and Haas has them all covered in most stats.
He has more offloads this season then most of our pack combined
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Originally posted by B2B View PostIf both are like for like , both in their prime then its an easy decision , JWH every day of the week . JWH is better player on the field and off the field .
JWH has been instrumental in delivering 3 premierships to our great club , and as I have mentioned before he is a beast on the field and a pure gentleman off the field which money cannot buy . A true roosters legend . Sad day when he hangs up his boots.
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Originally posted by Tommy Smith View PostThis might be the most reductionist prop forward analysis ever
JWH is the greatest prop of the NRL era. Haas has a long way to go to match him.
Yes, Haas is a beast. He runs hard, can bust a tackle and has quite the engine: but he's not a pimple on JWHs ass in terms of leadership, aggression and hard hitting rock solid defence.
The latter three qualities are the forward traits that win Premierships. It's why JFH is currently the best prop in the game, not Haas.
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Originally posted by BigCok007 View PostStats alone don’t do JWH justice for his impact on the club. His aura brings the team with him, he cultivates culture and inspires others. Haas is definitely an impact player, but he won’t replace JWH’s influence. I definitely want Haas at the club but not if we throw the kitchen sink at him.
JWH = 10/10
Haas = eeerm... 0/10?
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Originally posted by TumutChook View PostA point that gets overlooked far too often is his standing in Prop rankings. He’s been the most dominant Prop in the NRL era,yet never ranks in the pundits or media top 10s etc as high as he should,if at all in some rankings. He doesn’t even have to be in the play, it’s simply his aura that puts fear into opponents & allows team mates to walk taller. He would be a great mentor & role model to the younger blokes. For mine he’s always been the leader of the club & I know he’s not on the field for 80 each game but he’s deadset been the only one capable of standing up as a leader since Boyd left & should have been captain.
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I don't get all this Haas v JWH stuff. It's not a matter of who is better so who do we choose between them. It's who do we choose between all the props in the comp besides JWH because he's only got 1 more year left.
JWH has been my favourite Rooster for all the reasons everyone has stated in this thread and there is much love and respect for him that is totally deserved for 10 yrs exceptional service to the club both on and off the field. Sad day when he hangs them up and I for sure will make sure I'm there to show my appreciation when that time comes as it inevitably will next year.
All that doesn't mean we have to hate on Haas because Jared is a legend and club and fan favourite. I think if we can get Haas for when JWH goes he is the best available replacement and is an exceptional prop. Yep concerns over his character are fair I suppose but he is maturing I think in this area. Still a kid. If we could get him for 1m to replace Jared who's on 800 and the cap going up I think it's a no brainer.
That doesn't mean I think Haas is greater than JWHLast edited by The Lip; 08-13-2023, 11:06 AM.
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I think the club would be very interested in a player of Haas ability. If he comes here and performs like we know he can, he will quickly become a very popular player and maybe not the same level that JWH holds in our hearts but winning games forgives other shortcomings. He would be a hit with us for sure.
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Originally posted by TumutChook View PostA point that gets overlooked far too often is his standing in Prop rankings. He’s been the most dominant Prop in the NRL era,yet never ranks in the pundits or media top 10s etc as high as he should,if at all in some rankings. He doesn’t even have to be in the play, it’s simply his aura that puts fear into opponents & allows team mates to walk taller. He would be a great mentor & role model to the younger blokes. For mine he’s always been the leader of the club & I know he’s not on the field for 80 each game but he’s deadset been the only one capable of standing up as a leader since Boyd left & should have been captain.
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Originally posted by Batemans Bay Rooster View Post
I agree he does get overlooked by the media to some degree, god only knows why. At least maybe the most knowledgeable guy in the game David Middleton had Jared in his "Team of the 2010s"
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