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Message: [QUOTE="HarryAllan7, post: 3314323, member: 9372"] As frustrating as it is to see Milford finally turn in a good game now he's out the door, I don't think he has the passion, dedication and drive to perform at that level consistently anymore. Hard not to think 'what if' with Reynolds on the way, but he's had more than enough chances and I don't feel like we're going to be kicking ourselves at not sticking with him in a year's time. Haas was immense again tonight, I feel like since Origin he has really stepped up and looks unstoppable. Probably Flegler's best game to date too. Turpin kicking out of dummy half was nice and it would be good to see him continue with that to take pressure off our halves... even next year when Reynolds comes. Niu doesn't look confident at the back, but he's very inexperienced... Hopefully he will develop, I think he needs to be taken aside and told to focus on support play and positioning rather than trying to fancy-step his way through the line everytime he gets the ball. We may see Cobbo there sooner rather than later by the looks of things. I like Herbie but I agree with lots here saying he's a better centre than winger. Everytime he gets the ball he's only in one mind - run. He very rarely looks to take advantage of an overlap or promote the ball, he just wants the chance to have a crack at the line. I'd prefer to see him play as a floating winger... come in field, take some carries / dummy half runs and then shift back out. With our halves (hopefully) creating more space for outside backs next season, I think we're going to start seeing some missed opportunities if Herbie keeps his blinkers on. I complain about the refereeing often (and for good reason) on here, and its just gone beyond the point of a farce. As fans of the game, we deserve for whoever was in the bunker to be put in front of the camera and forced to explain how on earth the 'clear evidence' that Coates grounded the ball first and NO TRY was the correct call was interpreted instead as 'clear evidence' that Aitken scored. Its like someone walking outside, seeing a dog and calling it a cat... it's clear as day to every single person watching / commentating except the one person making the decisions. Did he press the wrong button? Did he get players mixed up? I understand some calls can be poor due to a bad interpretation of rules or judgement call in a grey area, but this is as purely black and white as you can get and still the decision is wrong and as fans of the game we deserve both transparency and accountability. I've never seen a more dysfunctional, useless and pathetic organisation than the NRL in my life. Nearly every game is ruined or marred by some stuff-up and the (absolutely awful) referees have full power and immunity to officiate the game in any way they wish by simply making up, ignoring and creating rules and interpretations as they please. I'm sure half the time the refs have no idea what they're doing so they're just desperately trying to make up anything that makes sense in the particular circumstance, and what we end up with is a complete lucky-dip when it comes to results. Makes me so mad. Anyway, go the Broncs. [/QUOTE]

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