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Message: [QUOTE="Morkel, post: 2518840, member: 8215"] At the risk of feeding the troll: * I was happy with the Prince signing, and to me it hasn't been a failure. He's been a million times better than Norman ever was, and besides the on-field stuff he was brought in to address the leadership hole that occurred when Lockyer left. It was a win-win for both the Broncos & Prince. Prince didn't have a future at the Titans and found a club down the M1, and the Broncos had a proven performer fall in to their lap. While it hasn't ended up roses, if the Broncos had their time again I'd be happy for them to make the same call. * The results this year have been way below what would be expected of any NRL side, let alone the Broncos. But the main thing is that the players are still trying their arses off. I swear that every ounce of bad luck that's been due to them over the last 25 years has accumulated in to this one single season. Whether that be the bounce of the ball, the curse of the Left Centre, playing the Eels when Hayne has his best game of the year, Hurrell's intercept, whatever. The fact that the players are still buying in to it is a massive positive and shows that it's only a temporary problem. * As for Milford, I'm not saying that the Broncos, Milford, or his manager are up to anything dodgy. But Broncos fans have been bitching that the club is a powerhouse, should be doing everything they can to secure talent. Trying to rip DCE from his deal, pay an unproven Pommy jockey over a million dollars, chase Folau, Hunt, bloody Q Cooper, use the club's clout to bring results back our way and show this comp that we're still boss. Yet a player has a legit get-out clause, wants to come home to be with his sick father, and all of a sudden we've gone too far in offering him a place in our team? [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v654/greeneyed1989/2010Rd6-RaidersFans2.jpg[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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