_G-Dog_
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Stayed loyal to arl during super league war.. Mitigating cicumstances imo.. different to Mason SBW etc that were swayed by Politi$Traitor can go and get fucked
I get you but he is still a traitor in my eyes. Especially when he went to the fkn eels lolStayed loyal to arl during super league war.. Mitigating cicumstances imo.. different to Mason SBW etc that were swayed by Politi$
Your eyes are deceiving you.I get you but he is still a traitor in my eyes. Especially when he went to the fkn eels lol
Thanks for your feedbackYour eyes are deceiving you.
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Doh!A Simpsons' reference how original...
He was just paid by a different master. He was swayed by the ARL dollars, they were throwing around the same as news corpStayed loyal to arl during super league war.. Mitigating cicumstances imo.. different to Mason SBW etc that were swayed by Politi$
Barrett is no better. Possibly worse as a coach.Unless we were going to sign Bellamy, Bennett or Robinson on long-term deals, he should still be here.
For the disgraceful way Pay was treated, one would at least like to see the evidence that the change had been worth it.
The huge impact of losing CHN before the season started last year doesn’t get spoken of enough.
I don't know how many games you attended during Pays reign but I attended almost every Sydney game. I can tell you that despite losing most games...it was by 6 points or less...we battled hard..or as Pay would often say...we busted our ass.Bring back the glory years of a 12th placed finish and a 10ppg average. Please come back Dean our saviour!
You were such a tactical genius, great recruiter and so charismatic that the club is ruderless without you. All hail Dean Pay and his 30% winning record!
We also had several blowout losses where there was no commitment, effort or defence. Just last season under Pay we lost:I don't know how many games you attended during Pays reign but I attended almost every Sydney game. I can tell you that despite losing most games...it was by 6 points or less...we battled hard..or as Pay would often say...we busted our ass.
We had pride in our play and grafted every game. We had some memorable wins too...38-0 v St Merge at Kogarah, great wins v Eels and Broncos, and stopped St Merge making the semis. We didn't have 30, 40 or 50 points put on us every week and nobody could question our commitment.
Seriously, the forwards played for Pay. We couldn't attack but I'd love to have seen what we looked like playing that style of tight aggressive footy with Flanagan, Cotric, Allen, Hetherington, Ado Carr and Burton.
Maybe Pay could be our defensive coach now as we don't appear to have one. We couldn't possibly go worse. I miss Deano's simplicity.