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Message: [QUOTE="Porthoz, post: 2738607, member: 2221"] Let's make it very clear that I am quite biased, but taking out considerations of loyalty (which Hunt certainly deserves), severe injuries or other serious situations, which can bring a player metaphorically or literally to his knees, I believe that, based on what I have seen of both over many years: - Hunt will not get any better that he is now (I mean ability wise, not form wise), although experience always helps of course. - Taylor will go on to become a (the) prime halfback in the NRL, because the only thing he lacks, is the above mentioned experience. He is very fast, smart, has a great passing, running and kicking game, and only needs to learn to better utilise his talent. in my honest crystal ball opinion, WB will be looking to bring Taylor back in 2018 to pair him with Milford. [/QUOTE]

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