Winterstein, Kemp and Yow Yeh - Who would you let go?
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Winterstein is clearly lacking in confidence, which is quite surprising with the team going so well. I wonder if he's still struggling with some niggling injury...?
When Kemp is fit, he should get a go unless Winter turns this around.
When Kemp is fit, he should get a go unless Winter turns this around.
Bucking Beads
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I love Kemp more than anyone but I find it hard to drop Winterstien with the team playing so well at the moment. I think he will get more time and I would also like to see Kemp get some form in QLD cup before returning to first grade unless an injury strikes a winger.
Bucking Beads
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I know Kemp will be back, he is amazing. Just a bit tough to drop Winter when Kemp won't be match fit for a while IMO.
Jeba
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The Rock said:
I really really want to know why you think this is the case. Yeh he scored a bundle of tries in 2008 but put Winterstein in the same position in that team and he wouldve scored at least 90% of those tries. Honestly, why is Kemp rated as 'a rare talent' among these parts?
Bucking Beads
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Big Pete said:
He is a fan favourite for some, some fans find it hard to forget the magic he created in 2008. [icon_drun
The Broncos certainly won't be retaining all three, they may even lose two. But Winterstein is certainly the odd man out. 1 try in 11 matches about says it all. No speed, no tackling ability, no confidence. He'll play for the Cowboys next year and will join a long list up there of sub par outside backs.
rnabokov
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Jeba said:
The tries Kemp scored were gems. I can't possibly see how you can simply assert that Winterstein could do as well. He on his day is a good winger, but Kemp has a few specials up his sleeve, or rather, in his socks; and I doubt there's a quicker winger in our squad.
Since Winters hasn't really done all that much for a while now, Kemp should be given his turn. I mean, we've chopped and changed a lot this year, and Kemp isn't exactly in the engine room, so the risk is not not that high, again given Winters' results over the last say, 6 games.
As well, how many of us have bagged Sims, and now he's staring to show his worth.
It's time for Kemp to have his chance to show what he can do.
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garcia said:
if the Broncos don't retain all three (and the rumours that Winterstein has signed with the Cowboys are still around) then it won't be a money thing. it will either be the club telling one of them that they aren't in our plans or the player wants a guaranteed starting spot which none of them have ATM. IMO, we will definitely keep two of them.
