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If we sign Leinu then we will see just who Barrett has a boner for :grinning: And it wont be Elliot with his swinging dick and self appointed media obligations. Remember better the devil you know. It's players like Elliot that are in for a rude shock especially when Hansen gets involved. There will be NO MORE HALF ASSED EFFORTS :grinning:
The swinging dick comment broke me :tearsofjoy::tearsofjoy::tearsofjoy::tearsofjoy:
 

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If we sign Leinu then we will see just who Barrett has a boner for :grinning: And it wont be Elliot with his swinging dick and self appointed media obligations. Remember better the devil you know. It's players like Elliot that are in for a rude shock especially when Hansen gets involved. There will be NO MORE HALF ASSED EFFORTS :grinning:
What a load of shite. Elliot is many peoples scapegoat, but he is a quality player who is only getting better.
 

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What a load of shite. Elliot is many peoples scapegoat, but he is a quality player who is only getting better.
Elliot is the epitome of rocks or diamonds. More diamonds lately but i always sense he is one play away from a stupid penalty or trying to put another forward through a hole but making an error instead. I hope he gets rid of this trait because if he does, he really runs with power and aggression
 

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What a load of shite. Elliot is many peoples scapegoat, but he is a quality player who is only getting better.
Yeah I'm sure we will see the best of Adam in 2023 when his contract comes up for renewal until then his 3 / 4 meter hit ups, dropped balls and penalties against us are going to be absolutely priceless :grinning:
 
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Yeah I'm sure we will see the best of Adam in 2023 when his contract comes up for renewal until then his 3 / 4 meter hit ups, dropped balls and penalties against us are going to be absolutely priceless :grinning:
Elliot was fantastic this year. He seems to have got the silly errors out of his game and gave away very few penalties. Your holding onto the past.
 

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Elliot was fantastic this year. He seems to have got the silly errors out of his game and gave away very few penalties. Your holding onto the past.
He spent a considerable amount of time this past season on the sidelines through injury, so your statement falls apart right there, he did have a decent contract season where he raised a few eyebrows and got the Warriors and Dragons interested, but it was not a full season. I guess I'm a real half empty kind of guy......I don't look at 1 season where he decides to pull his finger out, I look at his entire out put over the full length of his contract, silly me. :grinning: 1 descent season out of three does not add up to money well spent!!!
 
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QUOTE="Vlasnik, post: 3879861, member: 16824"]
He spent a considerable amount of time this past season on the sidelines through injury, so your statement falls apart right there, he did have a decent contract season where he raised a few eyebrows and got the Warriors and Dragons interested, but it was not a full season. I guess I'm a real half empty kind of guy......I don't look at 1 season where he decides to pull his finger out, I look at his entire out put over the full length of his contract, silly me. :grinning: 1 descent season out of three does not add up to money well spent!!!
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We can agree to disagree on this then. Elliot has gradually improved his game, reduced his errors, got the penalties out of his game, and become the player the club always thought he could be. A lot of ex players and media types have praised him this year, and a lot of kennelers cling to thefact he used to make a lot of errors, and continue to forever hold it against him, regardless of whether its still true or not.
 

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Yeah all we can really hope for is the club keeps the players who keep improving Like Elliot and releases the ones going the other way like Remis.
 

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Agree. Elliot is one our most valuable players. He will be the captain once jacko retires and he deserves it. Plays his heart out. His skill set is improving aswell, can't wait to see him back on the field.
 

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Just seen that aswell naden in rehab for alchahol problem after racism on the footy field stay at penrith buddy
 

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Agree. Elliot is one our most valuable players. He will be the captain once jacko retires and he deserves it. Plays his heart out. His skill set is improving aswell, can't wait to see him back on the field.
Elliott is the future. He has great ability. He made a few mistakes, but all good players do that when they are trying to achieve something.
 

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Penrith Panthers star Brent Naden in hospital to treat alcohol issues
Brent Naden was admitted to a private medical facility in the week after Penrith’s grand final loss to the Melbourne Storm.

Phil Rothfield


Penrith Panthers star Brent Naden has been admitted to a private medical facility to treat alcohol issues that may relate to being racially abused during a game in August.

Naden is under the care of medical staff at South Pacific Private on the northern beaches, a facility that offers specialist treatment for addictions.

He was admitted in the week after Penrith’s grand final loss to the Melbourne Storm, having approached the Panthers welfare team to discuss his issues with alcohol.

The Panthers were impressed by his decision to reach out for help and are now closely monitoring his progress and recovery.

Penrith chief executive Brian Fletcher confirmed that the NRL had been notified of Naden’s admission to the hospital.

In talks with Penrith’s welfare team, Naden admitted he had been affected by the racial abuse issue in Gosford.

That combined with the loneliness being in lockdown inside the NRL bubble all year.

The Panthers insist the decision to relegate Naden to the bench for the grand final qualifier and the decider against Storm was not related to Naden’s alcohol problem.

The club is confident he will be okay to play next year, but will give him as much time off as required for treatment.

Penrith kept Naden’s situation so private that not even board member Greg Alexander was aware he was in rehab until contacted by The Daily Telegraph.

“It’s sad to hear that he’s had to check himself into the rehab clinic,” Alexander said from the NSW Blues training camp.

“He’s gone through a tough time recently. I don’t want to elaborate on that.

“It’s just good that the club, all the players and coaching staff are right behind him. Hopefully he gets well soon.”

The former Wellington junior has emerged as one of the NRL’s best centres this season and is off contract at the end of next year.

In March, Naden revealed to The Daily Telegraph that he wanted to quit rugby league.


 
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