ryno_ wrote:
Good thing I was sitting down for that bombshell. I'll add it to the pile of "things Pieman knows nothing about".
What? Are you on some of Robert's gear? I did absolutely not say that. If you can't read, leave discussion to adults who aren't illiterate.
The Titans forged his signature on his contract, in an attempt to short change him (potentially) $50k/year. Absolute fact. They did not pay his legal fees when he chased them over this. Absolute fact. If they wanted him, they would have paid his legal fees. Absolute fact. Not imaging, no ifs, buts or maybes. Did they not want him over a cocaine habit, for other off field issues, or even for on field issues? THAT is imagining. But the fact that they didnt want him around - indisputable.
"Nearly exclusively" - except for the half dozen examples in this thread alone.
I refer to a point above - sit the fuck down until you learn how to read. Not long ago you didn't know your left or right. Go back to grade 1 and stay in your lane.
Sorry buddy, seems I have rubbed you the wrong way by just questioning a simple, incorrect comment from Oz. I feel that there is something troubling you in your life for you to react this way and if you would like to talk about it privately, please feel free to PM me. Happy to offer you some advice and support. You are also clearly upset after I rekkkkked your argument regarding pearce.A lso, Sorry mate, with the read between the lines comment - I was referring to No Worries post - my mistake. Sorry, NW for mistaking your post for Ryno.
So by trying to keep Roberts at the club by signing his forms, albeit it in a reportedly very seemingly dodgy way (whatever actually happened, we don't know, but keep reading the Courier mail hey) means they didn't want him at the club? By literally signing forms to keep him at the club, they didn't want him at the club??? Thanks for the insider knowledge tho scoop, on yaa.
We have no idea what actually genuinely happened, these 'reports' far out, the one that was posted suggest's that bird thinks Roberts is the one that wanted out, not the club pushing him out. Take that with a grain of salt. I totally disagree that Roberts was eg an average player or out of form and not wanted by the titans (which is what the original point was) and the bronco's took him and got him playing good footy. The fact that he went from centre of the year at the titans, to not winning it at the bronco's suggests he didn't have as good a year as his last season at the titans.
Half a dozen examples? Show me the 6 mentioned definitive examples where a player was out of form or average and not wanted by their current club, who was picked up by the bronco's and turned into a good motivated footy player.
I'll give you Blair, Moga (how long was he injured for at the Cowboys and Roosters?? I would guess that at least a decent chunk of that time out was due to injury) ok have him too - I don't know about Marshall, he needs a bigger sample size. He was actually great in his first year at the dragons and his second year was ruined with a hamstring injury - but fuck it ill give you him too. There are a few cases (as with any team) - that's why I said almost exclusively. Not exclusively.
Give me 3 more definitive examples of it currently at the club.
Sims sure as fuck isn't one.
Boyd's case is n/a
Milford sure as fuck isn't one.
Most clubs sign guys who don't get an opportunity somewhere else, then they go on to be decent players. Whether they were unwanted by the original club is relatively unknown in most cases.
To pretty much say the bronco's are a club that brings in average unwanted players and turns them into guns is fucking ridiculous. That wasn't oz's original point, but its still what he said. Every club would have recent examples I reckon, and they do it no more than the shit clubs like Newcastle or the Tigers. Melbourne historically does it, and does it well. And as mentioned Manly has some good current and recent examples. Every club has examples where a player was not given the opportunity to play or is unwanted, goes elsewhere and becomes a valued member of the new team, on both sides of that.
As I said, (and I agree with you oz to a certain extent), the bronco's sign young guns from other clubs and they focus on developing their own juniors. Its the best model to work off.
Keep swinging ryno you might hit me with a jab one of these days, and even if you do it wouldn't hurt because your arguments are that of a simpleton and you are also a fucking poonce.