: Mon Mar 30, 2009 6:18 pm  

If everyones fit let Danny play reserve grade or not at all, we don't need/want to upset the apple cart.

: Mon Mar 30, 2009 6:28 pm  

IngsRoader wrote:

Obst was probably the best tackler, technique wise, on the team again on Friday. Brave almost to the point of reckless.

Had to feel sorry for Grix, absolutely nothing went right for him on Friday. On current form Martin is standing out alone for the 6 spot.

I agree about Grix. Good player, but not sure where he fits in. I prefer someone else in every position he can play in.

: Mon Mar 30, 2009 6:28 pm  

Brough for James Graham anybody

: Tue Mar 31, 2009 6:32 am  

GET EM ON SIDE REF wrote:

Brough for James Graham anybody

James Graham is outstanding, so yes please.

: Tue Mar 31, 2009 9:03 pm  

vastman wrote:

He needs to get his head straight, because at the moment I'd play Obst and Martin in the halves and Latu and Drew at 9. I just find Brough to disruptive whenever he plays. He is a good player but he needs to learn to be part of the team rather than try to bully everyone.

disagree with you there mate i think we need someone like him in the team he gets the team going

: Tue Mar 31, 2009 9:31 pm  

vastman wrote:

James Graham is outstanding, so yes please.

He made 265 metres according to RLE. And Sam might tackle but he aint going to take the steam out of JG which is why we need someone else up front.

: Tue Mar 31, 2009 10:55 pm  

When on form and playing with a gd attitude, he can be 1 of the best players in SL but when he spits his dummy out he can be very disruptive to the rest of the team and become a liability. That was the case at Cas anyway

: Wed Apr 01, 2009 7:58 am  

classycas2009 wrote:

When on form and playing with a gd attitude, he can be 1 of the best players in SL but when he spits his dummy out he can be very disruptive to the rest of the team and become a liability. That was the case at Cas anyway

It's always been the case, going right back to when John Harbin was forced to sack him from the Academy. I don't know Broughy and I'm certainly not writing him off as a Trinity player but I do think he is a player with a limited shelf life at any club he joins. I think he may be one of those people in life who just can't stop pressing the self destruct button - you know the one that says DO NOT PRESS

: Thu Apr 02, 2009 11:43 am  

Brough is a fine player, but like a lot of players of his type they are individuals, does his team contribution offset his individualism? I was surprised to see him in a pub up town on Friday evening straight after the saints game ( about 2 mins after we walked in) when I would have expected the boys wanting to be together after a difficult and emotional week.
However is this just an example of a bit of slack in exchange for, and let's be honest here, a largely wonderful player. He is without question a brilliant "individual" in our "team".
Everbodys different I suppose!!