Recent content by lsz
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Joey Walsh
At least we know where you will stand for the next three years.... Considering his development, which is just starting, who is to say he is not a 6 to Fogarty? Considering Brooks is contracted until 2027 that would be the same as if Fogarty was signed on 2 year deal re place opening up...- lsz
- Post #111
- Forum: Rugby League Forum
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The Daly Cherrygraph
No but I am saying that they created the environment where his perceived bad behaviour was rewarded Threaten to not train = upgrade Sign with another club = upgrade I do not think it was only on the club but as much as you can not say the player is without fault you have to say the same about...- lsz
- Post #12,348
- Forum: Rugby League Forum
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The Daly Cherrygraph
I will agree to disagree For me there is a part of a parent with a spoilt child complaining about the behaviour that their actions have created.- lsz
- Post #12,342
- Forum: Rugby League Forum
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The Daly Cherrygraph
Of course that is the role of every agent and player? It is up to the club what they will stand for- lsz
- Post #12,341
- Forum: Rugby League Forum
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The Daly Cherrygraph
That is fair however I am always unsure as to what the actual truth is in any of these cases Honestly though if it was that much of an issue at the time the club could have said no thanks and moved him on - if anything the clubs actions have encouraged his behaviour- lsz
- Post #12,332
- Forum: Rugby League Forum
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Jamal Fogarty
I kinda like that it is a hard decision for him It shows that he cares about his life and where he plays not just about picking up a chq- lsz
- Post #869
- Forum: Rugby League Forum
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The Daly Cherrygraph
Honestly I have never understood the hate against DCE for the amount of $ he has taken. That is a symptom of the club management and what they were willing to pay not the player- lsz
- Post #12,324
- Forum: Rugby League Forum
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I'm starting to feel sorry for the refs . .
For me neither deserved the bin.....- lsz
- Post #23
- Forum: Rugby League Forum
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I'm starting to feel sorry for the refs . .
Honestly it is a no win situation We, the fans, have created an expectation of perfection from referees which we can never attain (and this is in all sports). Throw in the need for a "product" it means the refs are on a hiding to nothing- lsz
- Post #2
- Forum: Rugby League Forum
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Jamal Fogarty
Fair leap to say we dropped the ball even if he does stay- lsz
- Post #832
- Forum: Rugby League Forum
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Ruben Garrick's chances of playing Origin
He is a great club player....and that is okay. Unfortunately for him he is playing in an era where NSW are pretty stacked for talent in his position- lsz
- Post #29
- Forum: Rugby League Forum
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Why Manly are the most frustrating team in the NRL
Honestly (without turning this into another DCE thread) this why i do see some upside in him leaving. We have been the same for years - on our day we can beat anyone but we never really threaten to win the comp. I am not saying this is due to DCE etc but with him moving on we have to change...- lsz
- Post #16
- Forum: Rugby League Forum
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Trump
For me, the two biggest issues that really set the US up for failure are: The politicised judicial system. The lack of an independent electoral system like we have here. The inconsistency of voting systems and the gerrymandering of electorates just blows my mind.- lsz
- Post #202
- Forum: General Discussion Forum
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Trump
That is not how they view it. Branches of the U.S. government | USAGov You could even argue the fact that most of the Trump policies, such as tariffs, are on very shaky legal grounds, as presidential decrees are somewhat of a murky area. The President cannot decide or make laws — that’s...- lsz
- Post #197
- Forum: General Discussion Forum
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Siosiua Taukeiaho
Seibs said that Brown had not been playing well and they had addressed it (see what happens behind closed doors)- lsz
- Post #49
- Forum: Rugby League Forum
