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Message: [QUOTE="Allo, post: 2508727, member: 8190"] Adds to the 'bring back reserve grade' argument. But I would very scared watching THAT team being our feeder. My own views on the topic though (Spoiler: I still rate Norman): I agree with Beads in the whole Norman-to-Parra-via-Prince situation. He knew once Prince signed that he was back to a 'maybe' prospect for the halves. I still maintain the halves should've been Hunt and Norman for this year and next at least. I think the other thing that contributed to Norman's downfall as such was the coaching. He was coached out of passing after being told to back himself with his semi-decent running game (at 5/8th). Any decent attack coach (someone like Locky would be ideal) would've told him to trust his backs and give them good, early (or late) ball with smart selective passing. Also is it a coincidence that Glenn's form has gone down without Norman passing him the ball this year? I don't think so. Now he's being decoy-ed out by Prince passing to Norman instead of being given the ball like Norman did for him last year. Our forwards are as good as any and will only get better, we just need McGuire and Hannant on the field at the same time, allowing Sam to go back to 2nd row. Gillo can come on after 20 and be at his damaging best for the next 50-60, perhaps alternating with Glenn. Cozza is our rock, I hope we can replicate him soon before he goes too grey. Dodds slowly coming along, interested to see how he goes at Lock this week. Hala needs some anger and aggression in him, hopefully he and Tasi can be our wrecking balls. Defence is pretty shoddy, but Kearney's the defence coach, so there's that. He needs to go. NOW. Bring in Tunza or Gillmeister (if he's not at the Titans) to show the guys how to hit players and make sure they stay hit. A bit of rambling, it'll get picked apart sure, but hopefully hits near the mark on a few points [/QUOTE]

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