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Message: [QUOTE="The Fisherman, post: 3187889, member: 11513"] Sydney media are full of shit as usual. The honour of being named an immortal has been eroded away over the years, and is now mostly a political honour , when they made Johns an immortal after he confessed to playing most of his career on coke and other drugs, it cheapened the honour bestowed upon the genuine early recipients, if they are serious, Cleary will have to line up behind plenty of players including Cameron, JT, Lockyer & Alfie, Cooper Cronk has been the benchmark halfback over the last decade and I personally don't rate Cleary in Cronks class, very good halfback that he is, and arguably the best in the NRL at present, but a long way to go to annexe Cronk. Below comment cut and pasted from the NRL Hall of Fame website. "To be chosen as an Immortal is the greatest honour a player can receive and it is widely considered that to earn the accolade he needs to have[B] changed the game[/B] or had an [B]impact beyond his career."[/B] Cleary has a lot to do to meet the Immortal criteria. Of the aforementioned players only Cameron Smith is a chance of meeting the criteria. Only my personal opinion of course and I respect other members views, and it is not my intention to create frothing at the mouth responses, probably get some I reckon. [/QUOTE]

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