Nathan Brown says it how it is : Sat Apr 10, 2010 12:48 pm  

It just says it all really - exactly what the situation is. I'm still bemused as to why people are on terry's back

From Nathan Brown's post match comments:

"I understand Terry is getting a hard time from the Cas fans but when you have got all those players watching they are not going to do any good. The blokes that had to stand down have just done the wrong thing.
"I have coached Rangi and he is a good young kid but he has let his team down. Joe Westerman is a kid with all this talent and it bothers you when coaches get put under pressure because blokes with talent don't do the right thing by their club.
"Terry took that side to the semis last year, but now he's got half his side watching and everyone wants to give him a hard time. It's just not right. If some of those blokes pull their heads out of the clouds and have a go every week they will be good players and their club will do well."

Re: Nathan Brown says it how it is : Sat Apr 10, 2010 4:45 pm  

Well said Nathan.

Doesn't matter who they are, how popular they are - no player is bigger than the club.

Re: Nathan Brown says it how it is : Sun Apr 11, 2010 8:14 am  

I'd buy Nathan Brown a beer - I have said on here a few times that people think coaching a team at SL level is like Panthers or Lock Lane, it isn't.

The players have responsibilities much more at SL and not only in their off field conduct- that is an incident, dealt with and done. But they have a responsibility for their effort, application and execution of the coaches plans.......

I believe TM takes his responsibility seriously and personally, I am not sure all our players do.

Re: Nathan Brown says it how it is : Sun Apr 11, 2010 12:21 pm  

He hits the nail on the head.

With such a frank and forthright attitude I'm beginning to realise just how he's managed to improve Huddersfield at the same time as rallying a rapidly fragmenting group of communist states and retain its status as a super power on the world stage.