Flannery was a different sort of player, I see him as being more similar to Morbs. A lock-forward with defensive ability as well as hole-hitting potential, who can break the line, and has enough pace and mobility to play in the centres.
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Originally posted by The Mack View PostFlannery was a different sort of player, I see him as being more similar to Morbs. A lock-forward with defensive ability as well as hole-hitting potential, who can break the line, and has enough pace and mobility to play in the centres.
Kouparitsas has nothing like the pace or mobility to play in the centres
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Originally posted by The Mack View PostNever said he did.
I said Kouparitsas was not like Flannery, a 'different sort of player'.
I said Flannery was like Morbs.
I said that Morbs had the pace and mobility to play in the centres, as Flannery did.
Flannery was even less suited to the centres than Aubusson is now
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Originally posted by Tries Off Kicks View PostAubusson is severely lacking in pace, and is a fill-in option in the centres at best
Flannery was even less suited to the centres than Aubusson is nowBorn and bred in the eastern suburbs.
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Chris Flannery was 3 times the player Kouparitsis will ever be. Flannery could play anywhere from fullback to hooker and did so many a time and played each position with success.
Never underestimate what Chris Flannery provided to our Club. It's a hell of a lot more than Koups ever will.
Flannery was our "Mr Fix It". And he did it with pride and passion for the RW&B.
NCSupporting the RW&B, through good times and bad times.
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Originally posted by novice chook View PostChris Flannery was 3 times the player Kouparitsis will ever be. Flannery could play anywhere from fullback to hooker and did so many a time and played each position with success.
Never underestimate what Chris Flannery provided to our Club. It's a hell of a lot more than Koups ever will.
Flannery was our "Mr Fix It". And he did it with pride and passion for the RW&B.
NC
but both are/were too slow and lacking in footwork to ever be anything but solid, defensive centres
what the Roosters have badly needed for years are outside backs who can make a break, or who have the pace to capitalise when a break is made
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Originally posted by Tries Off Kicks View PostI liked Flannery, and I like Aubusson
but both are/were too slow and lacking in footwork to ever be anything but solid, defensive centres
what the Roosters have badly needed for years are outside backs who can make a break, or who have the pace to capitalise when a break is made
Happy to let talented young backs leave for greener pastures, but import suspect forwards.
You have to scratch your head as to why.
NCSupporting the RW&B, through good times and bad times.
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Originally posted by novice chook View PostI agree, but the Roosters have taken the position that forwards, espec back rowers, are the only position they need to recruit in - whether or not they have talent.
Happy to let talented young backs leave for greener pastures, but import suspect forwards.
You have to scratch your head as to why.
NC
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Originally posted by Chook View PostFlannery never lived up to his hype and neither will Koopashitstats.
Chook.Born and bred in the eastern suburbs.
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Originally posted by Chook View PostFlannery never lived up to his hype and neither will Koopashitstats.
Chook.
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