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I admit we cheated the cap but do you really think we were the only team over or hust the ones who got caught?Not to mention the Storm were cheats anyway.
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I admit we cheated the cap but do you really think we were the only team over or hust the ones who got caught?Not to mention the Storm were cheats anyway.
EasilyIs lockyer better then thurston?
tbh, Paul Simpkins should get the credit for 2006.geez
I watched pretty much Lockyer's entire career (started watching in 05), i think there has been better than him. It might be splititng hairs but I would have Thurston, Fittler, Johns. Lockyer was certainly high quality.
Re the grand final - Thurston was good, probably not man of the match, but who cares, he came through when it mattered, and he was outstanding through the season. His game in the prelim against Melbourne was utterly dominant, exceptional performance, and that is a side that doesn't get near the grand final without him.
The Shane Perry comment is a dumb one, considering Lockyer was alongside him. Sides have gone ok without top class halves before (Dragons under Bennett the most recent good example, brisbane in 06, Bulldogs halves haven't been great outside one year of Kimmorley since Sherwin was at his best) but a good halfback will make an average backline a lot, lot better.
wow.big call on inglis...3 premierships...soo all time leading try scorer...played multiple positions...absolute pleasure to watchStill maintain
1. Lockyer (dominated 2 positions)
2. Smith (best hooker I've seen, and dad who is a bit older says he's the best he's seen)
3. Thurston
4. Lazarus (the bloke who is sort of forgotten in this, best front rower in the last 2 decades)
5. Wally Lewis
6. Johns
7.Thurson ( not going to split Johns and Thurston, you can flip them if you want)
8. Clyde (one of my favourites, instrumental in a dominant Canberra side in the 90's)
9. Slater (best pure fullback)
10. Renouf (sensational centre, best finishing centre in this period imo)
Notes:
1. No Inglis, don't think he's really been worlds best in any position aside from maybe a purple patch year
2. Clyde over Fittler just.
3. Cronk is behind those Thurston and Johns, you can probably add in Allan Langer and Ricky Stuart
4. Had Steve Walters (Canberra) as my 11th choice
whoa...
wow.big call on inglis...3 premierships...soo all time leading try scorer...played multiple positions...absolute pleasure to watch
your a hard man to please..i'll give ya thatPremierships are a team game, not going to pick someone just because they won some premierships. He’s great to watch but I can’t think of a period where he was the greatest in that said position. His versatility probably counts against him to a degree on my list.
absolutey owned NSW for 6-7 years,no body could touch him imo : ) but each to theyre ownPremierships are a team game, not going to pick someone just because they won some premierships. He’s great to watch but I can’t think of a period where he was the greatest in that said position. His versatility probably counts against him to a degree on my list.
absolutey owned NSW for 6-7 years,no body could touch him imo : ) but each to theyre own
your a hard man to please..i'll give ya that
yeah trueThese lists are so subjective, my 10 is never the same as yours, won't be the same as anyone else's. Think there are 5-6 that are "locks" then your 7-10 is tricky.
Awww... and your mob or every other mob hasn't been doing it in the entire history of NRL, glass houses.Not to mention the Storm were cheats anyway.