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Originally posted by Bansai Pipeline View PostReally?
The older I get, the more objective I'm becoming about football.
And I can't see how people don't rate Adam Reynolds.
He's pretty much got it all.
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There is little point in wasting time arguing with nitwits like the chook pen personality Ray Stehr who has a clear vendetta against a certain player and is unable to see reason or the truth in the games he watches just like that other idiot that constantly blames Mitchell Pearce for everything.
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Originally posted by pearcesworstnightmare View Postyet you rate " The Teflon Kid"
maybe you dislike winners lol
Adam Reynolds has ONE linebreak assist to his name in his career.
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Originally posted by Rooster_6 View PostExcept a ball playing game...
Whatever his role, for a guy with so little experience, he's stood up when it's mattered more than Pearce, who's probably played 4 or 5 games to his 1. But no, 6 can't see that, he'll just quote you a stat
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Originally posted by tony the wheel View Postthat's one of the odd things about you 6, you latch onto something you believe or a single stat or harp on about the difference between this and that, and you think it answers everything. You look at things as black and white, when they're grey. Now you've found a stat that says Reynolds doesn't produce try assists, and so you've convinced yourself that the guy can't do anything with the ball. Maybe look a little deeper, and rely a bit less on just bland, isolated statistics. Maybe it's because, with the increasing emphasis on playing a structured ,Melbourne-like game at Souths, maybe it's not his role to be trying to put guys through holes? Maybe he's a step removed, and he's creating space for someone else to put someone through a hole. He may not have try assists next to his name, but I've seen him play, and he absolutely has a running game. But above all else, the game he has fits into the plan Souths have at the moment. Who's to say if he was playing at a different club, he might not play an entirely different role?
Whatever his role, for a guy with so little experience, he's stood up when it's mattered more than Pearce, who's probably played 4 or 5 games to his 1. But no, 6 can't see that, he'll just quote you a stat
Watch him closely, he has good second rowers running off him but he refuses to play into the line he always plays well before it. Reminds me of Soward during his peak with the Dragons during the Bennett era. Everything he does is well before the line and that's fine because it works for the team he plays in as the creative duties fall on other players.
Reynolds is a good club player but I disagree with those who suggest he's got the quality to be an origin player or that he's a complete player. He's very one dimensional and Mcguire has been smart enough to fully utilise that.
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Originally posted by Rooster_6 View PostPearce doesn't have an excellent ball playing game by any stretch of the imagination but he's effective when he plays direct and has second rowers running good overs/unders off him. His continual placing in the top 10 for line break and try assists proves this to be true.
Adam Reynolds has ONE linebreak assist to his name in his career.
Sadly he will win a premiership before The Teflon Kid
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Originally posted by Rooster_6 View PostHe plays his role exceptionally well but my assertion of him not having a ball playing game isn't based on a statistic, it's based on watching him play in both the 20's and now First Grade. Statistics just serve as the back up of my assertion.
Watch him closely, he has good second rowers running off him but he refuses to play into the line he always plays well before it. Reminds me of Soward during his peak with the Dragons during the Bennett era. Everything he does is well before the line and that's fine because it works for the team he plays in as the creative duties fall on other players.
Reynolds is a good club player but I disagree with those who suggest he's got the quality to be an origin player or that he's a complete player. He's very one dimensional and Mcguire has been smart enough to fully utilise that.
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Originally posted by theticket View PostHe hasn't single handedly done squat and you know it.
How many field goals has this bloke nailed to get them home, at least 3 or 4
Pearce's attempts are closer to the corner post.
Some of you blokes need to extract your hand from his pants and smell the roses
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