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Message: [QUOTE="theshed, post: 3311942, member: 2290"] This is where I think people find you frustrating, Huge. I respect that you try to shed light on people’s bias toward certain players but in doing so you seem to swing too far the other direction and stubbornly twist reality to fit your own bias. According to your judgement, apparently based solely on the night Haas was average and Kennedy was “solid with one error”. Haas: 59 minutes 11 runs 109m 52pcm 4tb 2lb 26 tackles No misses No errors - 1 tackle break was a huge run that almost resulted in a try. - He then capitalised on that break 2 plays later by another massive effort to reach out and score the first try of the game. - He made a try saving tackle when one of the best backs in the game made a 20m+ line break. This is another massive effort from a prop. - Provided quick play the balls Kennedy: 42 minutes 11 runs 77 metres 31 pcm 3 tb 0lb 1 offload 34 tackles 1 missed 1 error - 1 error was a Rookie blunder at a critical point in the game I agree with you that Haas’ impact appears to be somewhat blunted but that is still a far above average game he provided with 3 massive moments that few props would’ve been able to do. On the other hand Kennedy’s performance is below average for a prop - if you ignore his price and go off of the game alone it was nothing to celebrate and then add the most basic of errors at the critical moment and it is bordering on poor. 7m per hit up for a guy his size is definitely not solid. It’s the kind of meters you’d expect from a ball playing forward which Kennedy has shown none of. I don’t really care if you want to praise or defend Kennedy, or if you want to bag Haas but to do both at the same time shows an obvious bias. [/QUOTE]

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