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Message: [QUOTE="Huge, post: 3311984, member: 1992"] Weird. You use stats to support your view but are dismissive when I do the same saying stats don't tell you the story. Haas has made increasing fewer metres each week for the last month. You are acting as if there was some distinction between my description of their respective games. I'll simplify it for you Haas average Kennedy average( both had solid games) That better? Oh, btw. Doesn't Kennedy also have offloads in his game? I thought that was ball playing? Creating chances? You say RK was below average, ironically again using stats. They make a distinction between all runs and hitups for a reason. RK played for only 40 minutes yet made 77 metres with 31 pcm. Btw, I don't dislike stats! Obviously with less field time comes less metres but if RK played 60 he'd have similar numbers as Haas. So. Leaving out that the stats are similar it must be what Haas did on the night. He scored a try, so did one of their gorillas in much the same way. Aside from that though there was nothing spectacular. Just like Haas did last week, RK had a 'rookie' error, whatever the **** that is. If dropping a pass is a rookie error then the worlds greatest players have rookie errors in them, yes? I have never seen a player who hasn't dropped a pass. To me a rookie error is being 15 metres infield, able to choose anywhere to contact the oncoming defence and being one of the worlds best props...and then running into touch on the first hit up in your own territory!!! Now THAT'S A ROOKIE ERROR! Not a word said though hey? You say you have a problem with my position on fairness and honesty. I say I have a problem with people glossing over stupid blunders just because the player normally performs to a high standard. If posters were fairly critical I'd have no issue. Anyway , enough already. [/QUOTE]

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