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Message: [QUOTE="Big Pete, post: 2708613, member: 1899"] As for the Clive Churchill, I believe the selectors got it 100% right. JT was the best half on the field, which is no small feat when he was up against Anthony Milford who may have played the best game of his young career. Slowish start, he really warmed into the contest mid-way through the first half and kept the Broncos on their toes from that point on. Everytime it seemed like the Broncos were about to gain the ascedency, it was JT making or setting up the break, or coming up with the defensive play to stop it. You could argue Tamou, Granville and Milford were all better in that half, however there was no better player in the second. JT was everywhere and was desperately unlucky not to have more TAs or LBAs to his name. That play for Linnett where Kane should have scored was brilliant. Just a lot of fakes going in, hitting Cooper, hitting Coote, early ball, late ball before finally going flat to Linnett. It should have been a try, it should have made for a different game of footy but Kane stuffed it. I also have a hard time giving it to Tamou. Good performance but I thought JT had more of an influence over the entire game and I thought Tamou was very lucky on a few instances to get away without giving up a penalty. Also, I thought Granville did his best to nearly lose it for the Cowboys late. Terrible pass to Coote off the tap, terrible option to run it himself on the second last set, terrible miss on Milford to nearly give Brisbane one last attacking raid when they were covered and a shocking pass to JT at the death. Great opening stanza and still better than what McCullough dished up but not the best player on the field either. [/QUOTE]

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