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Message: [QUOTE="WASSHHH, post: 3273312, member: 9424"] I think the Munster and Milford careers are the absolute epitome of a juxtaposition. There was a time that Milford was clearly the better of the two. He looked like he was going to go on to dominate for a decade or more. Meanwhile, many, including myself, thought Munster only looked as good as he did because of those elite players around him in Melbourne / the QLD team (Smith, Cronk, Slater). Whilst Munster has gone on to prove he is the best six in the game, improving year on year and totally dominating in an, on paper, completely outclassed origin team, leading them to an unlikely series victory; Milford’s career has been a slow burning dumpster fire that, until this year, you couldn’t look away from. Now his career is nothing more than a Bold and the Beautiful style drama that has gone on way too long and is just painful to watch. But if you put your feelings for Milford aside; you have to wonder what would have happened had he gone to Melbourne when they came sniffing around. Would he have put in enough to keep developing and become the elite player that he has shown is in there, or would he have been verbally decapitated by Bellamy for not having the mental fortitude and willingness to do whatever it takes. We’ll probably never know (or maybe we will???), but it is interesting to go back, look at and consider from a neutral perspective. [/QUOTE]

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