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Message: [QUOTE="1910, post: 2938369, member: 8272"] Yeah that is what I am getting at, I don't understand how you can say let Glenn go for player X yet you haven't watched player X. That doesn't seem too informed to me. Generally if you have a young team you have to take a hit and spend a few years down. You can do it with minimal disruption if you're smart and plan. Hawks did it in the AFL- Three four time premiership players out because they could bring in younger guys and start planning but they missed the finals last year. Things are now on the up this year so a one year down would be pretty remarkable. You move on a 30 year old when you're sure he's done and you can't ignore the form of the younger player anymore. You don't just move them on because this guy might maybe be good in five years. That's a big gap. The chances of failing comes in as well- if you move on four guys for four young guys those four young guys will have varying careers from two NRL games, to 200 NRL games. One batch have four champions is pretty slim. How many of the Broncos 2008 development are still here? McCullough, Gillett and McGuire? That's plenty that aren't. Like I said earlier I feel the Broncos have been here before with Webcke, Thorn and Petero- all for Clinton, Sims, Setu and Anderson. [/QUOTE]

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