There is no way I would swap Vic for girlface Murray.
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On radley….. He has fallen into this mentality where he has assumed himself this role of starting bifs and being the alpha dog along with JWH. Why? Go back to your older days of playing skilful footy and making those desperate try savers and big hits. What makes him so tough by running in and grabbing a bloke by the jersey and doing sweet FA?
Murray will be the premier lock in the comp as long as he plays, that’s just a fact. He is too good of a footballer and realistically I can’t see radley developing to the point of overtaking Cameron.
I hope he can redeem himself next season and put himself in the top tier of locks though.
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Originally posted by Les Tricolores View PostThey’re different players… Murray is a quicker more skilful runner… Radley is a tougher harder hitting enforcer
Radley is fine… this whole idea that your lock has to be some brilliant playmaker is well over rated
The benchmark… Yeo… is a very solid and very reliable second receiver but he’s hardly Magic Johnson on the fast break
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Originally posted by ChookMaster View Post
At the end of the day we are their bitch… lol pains me to say it but they own us and by the look of it are in our fans heads too rent free…
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All these comments about JWH & Rads losing their heads, and needing to take anger management courses.
I actually feel sorry for them.
They are clearly playing, outnumbered.
I think of the "Other" team , and I can count 2 absolute grubs in their backline, one in the halves, and 2 forwards who have a resume, and a history, of cheap shots.
That's just for starters, I haven't done any real analysis on the rest of their team.
Does anybody else think JWH and Rads are at a distinct disadvantage?
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Originally posted by roostermcgregor View PostAll these comments about JWH & Rads losing their heads, and needing to take anger management courses.
I actually feel sorry for them.
They are clearly playing, outnumbered.
I think of the "Other" team , and I can count 2 absolute grubs in their backline, one in the halves, and 2 forwards who have a resume, and a history, of cheap shots.
That's just for starters, I haven't done any real analysis on the rest of their team.
Does anybody else think JWH and Rads are at a distinct disadvantage?
Radley copped 8 weeks - one-third of the season - for three incidents that were barely penalties last year.
Does anyone seriously think JWH would have received “the benefit of the doubt” if he’d produced that Burgess hit on Latrell? Burgess had been sent off for a high tackle shocker only a month or so ago, too.
You only have to look at how many “on reports” Jared receives that the match review committee ignores completely to know refs go out there with preconceived ideas about him.
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Originally posted by Johnny Brass View PostIn Rads own words Murray has always been better than him since they were 6 years of age. I've been saying for years that Murray is Souths most important player.
He has the quickest play the ball in the game and a great defender and is virtually their half-back.
He is one souths player I can't dislike, Latrell and Cody are great players but are complete tossers this bloke isnt.
I love Rads but he is behind Murray, Yeo and Carrigan as a lock.
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Radley's nickname of Inflictor has done him more harm than good. He is too immature to handle it, and now thinks he has to put big hits on in every tackle and that has affected his overall game, which has not been as good for 2 years..... he needs a mentor to get him back to concentrating in being a ball playing lock.
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Originally posted by Seventy Five View PostAt the moment Rads resembles Reg Reagan in a Roosters jumper. Unfortunately he is often the victim of his own passion and loyalty to team mates and its hard to be completely critical of such traits, but he does need to find the balance quickly.
He has also been hobbled by injury and suspension the past couple of seasons. On the suspension side of things he has been dealt with unfairly. Yes he has committed infringements but he has received harsher penalties than like offences committed by other players.
I still think he can be one of our greats and I'm backing him. Hopefully he reassesses and resets during the off season. If he does I think he can close the gap on Murray and Yeo pretty quickly.
BTW, not sure if its been discussed on here but the sit down with Jake Duke - Victor Radley, Whatever It Takes on Kayo and Fox is worth a look.
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