Is Critta the king of clutch?

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Moedogg

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How many times have we seen this guy lead a comeback with the right play when his team needs it? I swear, I cannot think of anyone better. He's done it heaps of times at the Panthers and doing the same here too. One of the best ever signings we've done.
 
Yep. Out of all the outside backs, Critta can do things noone else can do, and he can do it at crucial times, and on the back foot.
 
He is a DCT our boy, don't worry about the old single manual clutch technology lol
 
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Yeo said it himself that their biggest loss over the years is Crichton.

Crichton was their only 1-5 with X-Factor & he has the clutch gene.
 
Moedogg said:
How many times have we seen this guy lead a comeback with the right play when his team needs it? I swear, I cannot think of anyone better. He's done it heaps of times at the Panthers and doing the same here too. One of the best ever signings we've done.
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In terms of impact not sure he is even ‘one of’ . For me it is out of Critta and Lamb. To even be considered in that company after two years is unheard of. Fck i love that ****…CRITTTAAAAAAA! Fkn jealous of all ***** who saw that shit live
 
When nothing was happening or going our way he stood up and lead us to victory. Rarely do you see a player fire up when it’s 20-4 and you are down. But reminded me a bit of Cleary last week when he took it on himself. Then the belief just swung our way. He dismantled the raiders left edge virtually in back to back to back plays over a 10 mins period and we had the belief and moment and those weak gutted Viking people had no comeback.

Honestly outside of our grand finals and semi finals wins. This is probably the biggest win we have had in recent times. Going in minus 4 key forwards, some bad calls in the first half. To go off 20-0 at half infront of a sold out stadium and only 1 team reappears after the break. Magnificent to watch as a dogs fan. Critta one of many to step up in the second half, but was the catalyst for the win. Dogs teams of the past would have lost 60+. But we stuck in strong and came out with belief it wasn’t over. Honest when I say, it’s our biggest and most courageous win in atleast 10 years easy.
 
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In terms of impact not sure he is even ‘one of’ . For me it is out of Critta and Lamb. To even be considered in that company after two years is unheard of. Fck i love that ****…CRITTTAAAAAAA! Fkn jealous of all ***** who saw that shit live
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Critta doesn't belong in the same level as Lamb.
 
He's so special man we are so fortunate he's on our team, the Influence he's had on the club is unlike anything I've seen. He's the signing of the decade by far and it's not even close.
 
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