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His Toyota Cup and Dally M highlights appear little different. He's a great support player. He's great in open field. Fullback would maximise those opportunities. He's not a genuine 5/8th. Toyota Cup Dally M

......and a ***** one in first grade. I'd be prepared to see how he'd do at lock. His short to mid-range kicking against the Broncos was decent.

Nice tits.

Graham has been effective at times. He does acquit himself adequately. He's OK in the forwards. He would be far better playing 5/8th.

The comparison with Glenn Stewart is spurious. Stewart plays more centrally and mostly before the line. Graham is in receipt of the ball on the far left edge. His impact is negligible. Therefore his ability to bend the line is the primary consideration in judging his performance. Gallen makes...

Glenn Stewart isn't judged on his impact bending the line. If he were he'd be a dud. Graham has no raw explosive power. Tupou does and Bukuya used to possess it. Incisive ball-runners are able to challenge their opponents and puncture the line. Graham's penchant for running towards the...

Yes. Make him five eighth. He's role in the team needs to be clear. Him playing at lock may obscure that objective. I don't have any faith in Flannologic either.

What is your argument exactly? Aside from your reactionary refrain.

Get Wade Graham out of the second row. He has the physique of an Owen Craigie. He makes no impact charging on the edges. Raper moved Bird out of the halves into the second row. It made sense. He was quick and light on his feet. He couldn't kick, pass or structure a play. Graham is an...

Paul Gallen and Shane Flanagan attend secret meeting with rebel Cronulla board ticket............ http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/nrl/paul-gallen-and-shane-flanagan-attend-secret-meeting-with-rebel-cronulla-board-ticket/story-e6frexrr-1226618689676

Good idea. Best is an excellent ball-runner and looked likely to break the line every time he had the ball last night. Gardner has been busy with his footwork but has been easily contained by opposition defences this season.

Hmm..... modern halves play has more or less evolved into a split halves system. I would think Johns, Fittler and co. are not necessarily in approval of this development but are merely stating a matter of fact. Modern halves are far inferior to their counterparts of the 80's and 90's when most...

Hmm.... Townsend has one bad game last start and all of a sudden by popular opinion he's rank average and should be behind Robson in the pecking order? Why has one game changed the views of a number of people ever so sharply? A raw knee-jerk reaction to a sudden disappointment shouldn't be...

Short, sharp witticisms of the SHARKSTER kind are fine. They lighten the mood of the place whilst not getting the thread off-track. A lot of the other banter can be repetitive, drawn-out, not particularly creative nor relevant.

Stuart said he'd sign Carney. If he's a done deal as Bulldogs coach then that doesn't sound too improbable.

Wasn't that other Dally M recipient Matt Orford meant to be the Raiders silver-bullet? He was to take them to the next level and have them go close to winning the premiership only for them to become cellar dwellers. The majority of their supporters lauded his signing; only in hindsight did they...

If Carney winning the Dally M is relevant to us signing him then is not the fact that both the Raiders in 2008 and the Roosters this year both showed marked improvement after Carney had played his last games for them; Campese and Anasta each showcased career best form. In Rd 10 of this year...

Every time Graham has run the ball he's looked threatening and broken the line in the majority of instances. That in itself I would have thought has shown that he's made the right decisions on when to run and when to pass etc. Compare that to Barrett who on the majority of the occasions he made...

Obviously we watch different games. His decisions IMO have been exemplary when he's had the chance to make decisions. I'll leave it at that :cheers

I don't agree at all. When he consistently has options (i.e. players in motion) he has shown as he particularly did against the Raiders (he broke the line on 4-5 occasions) that he can kill it.