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Originally posted by TumutChook View PostHope so the blokes nothing but a bludger that chose to indulge in activities that don’t reflect a professional athlete.Should have been punted from the game. I think it’s crap that clubs support these blokes when clearly they’re not smart enough, or willing to help themselves. Should be no duty of care involved at a professional level when you commit crimes. Free the cap space as he’s been absolute crap for several years now. There will be sympathisers that day Bipolar etc, but the mental health card always gets thrown around instead of taking responsibility these days.
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Originally posted by Thirteen View Post
Gus was very average last season.
he seems to start the year slow and gets into the season as it goes
the truth is in Origen as he played between 2018 to 2022 and never played a full series, either started and got dropped or didn’t make it and got on later on the series
only 27 so still time, seems to have filled out abit more and less Mobile
next year he will be on notice, and we all know how many players lift in a contract ending year to get a new one
tbh has been a little disspojntimg after the raps from south’s, has not progressed and potentially gone backwards at the chooks
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Originally posted by Chook2 View PostHe was better then that
he seems to start the year slow and gets into the season as it goes
the truth is in Origen as he played between 2018 to 2022 and never played a full series, either started and got dropped or didn’t make it and got on later on the series
only 27 so still time, seems to have filled out abit more and less Mobile
next year he will be on notice, and we all know how many players lift in a contract ending year to get a new one
tbh has been a little disspojntimg after the raps from south’s, has not progressed and potentially gone backwards at the chooks
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Originally posted by mightyrooster View Post
Really? The mental health card? This is why some people with mental health issues feel isolated and too afraid to ask for help.
IMO he's brave taking the time off and our club's culture has done wall to support players like him as well as guys like Billy Smith who've been injured long-term. When we look after players they always seem to come good and be loyal.
Heck I recently took 2 weeks off work related to what happened in Japan this year. I'm still gradually getting my confidence back and am feeling quite vulnerable. Life happens. TBH in life I'm often more worried about being around those who don't seek help for their challenges and take a step back when necessary. Wish more people would do it in life...
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Originally posted by gothechooksLast year was a strange one for Angus. All of his tries and the majority of his linebreaks and tackle busts came after SOO.
I remember first half of the year he looked out of shape and ineffective. There were definitely questions about why he was picked for Origin.
Seemed to play himself into form and had a barnstorming run home (along with the rest of the team).
He is a quality player without doubt, but he builds himself up as the season goes. This year has been interrupted with off field issues and injury.
Would love to see how he goes next year with a full off season and plenty of game time before writing him off.
Nothing against the Butcher brothers who are giving it their best crack - Nat in particular seems to have synced up well with Keary on the left. But I can tell you, opposing teams would have a lot more concerns seeing a fully fit Gus, Sitili and Wong running attacking lines on the edges.
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Just seen this based on their performances on the weekend in NSW cup:
Roosters star Angus Crichtonplayed just the first half of the Cup side’s loss to the Magpies, finishing with three runs for 22 metres and six tackles, one miss. Meanwhile Naufahu Whyte celebrated his return from a MCL injury with a try, a linebreak, four tackle busts, 156 metres and 22 tackles — one miss.
For me Whyte needs to be selected before Angus. I know Gus has the runs on the board and the experience but he is just struggling to inject himself and work rate is atrocious. Maybe he is still carrying injury? But those stats are dismal from him in a grade he should clearly dominate.
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Originally posted by Qld Chook View PostJust seen this based on their performances on the weekend in NSW cup:
Roosters star Angus Crichtonplayed just the first half of the Cup side’s loss to the Magpies, finishing with three runs for 22 metres and six tackles, one miss. Meanwhile Naufahu Whyte celebrated his return from a MCL injury with a try, a linebreak, four tackle busts, 156 metres and 22 tackles — one miss.
For me Whyte needs to be selected before Angus. I know Gus has the runs on the board and the experience but he is just struggling to inject himself and work rate is atrocious. Maybe he is still carrying injury? But those stats are dismal from him in a grade he should clearly dominate.Born and bred in the eastern suburbs.
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