Jarryd Hayne - Should he really be thanking his lucky starts?

[Philhawk]

Is he a star or is he just lucky? I personally think the latter, but it's early days yet. I've been impressed with a few of his qualities though ...

 

[Aucklander]

Lucky on sat night, no doubt at all.

 

[Bombers_Forever]

Every player has luck but you make your own luck too. All his tries must come from luck, not skill, do they?

 

[charliemurphy]

Quality young player who is a natural athlete... Whilst he may have scaored two "lucky" tries on Saturday they came on the back of Warriors mistakes which he capitalised on. They were not pure luck...

IF you have watched all his previous games you would know he has the qualities to be a long term NRL player. Look at his game against newcastle, 4 tries plus setting up an awesome one off the back of a kick to morris running down the line.

Rate the kid and he is only 18... lets see how he is going in a few years time.

 

[POBT]

Read that he is Manoa Thompson's son. That name is an absolute blast from the past.

I like him. At the moment he is just doing the basics right out on the wing but I reckon he has got a bit of development in him - should end up a pretty good centre with his speed, footwork and a bit more bulk.

 

[Aucklander]

Every player has luck but you make your own luck too. All his tries must come from luck, not skill, do they?

Watch his two tries from saturday night. Both of them were scored after the ball practically fell into his arms.