<p>THERE was a time earlier this year when it seemed Jamie Buhrer’s luck would never change.</p> <a href="http://silvertails.net/news/5110-jamiess-worth-the-wait.html">Read the full article</a>
This kid will definetley be worth the wait . From what I've seen of him particularly in the NYC, he reminds me a lot of OJ Cunningham . All we need is just a little patience .
How is this kid in our team? I thought Des was allergic to young forwards From the glimpses I've seen, and a couple of opinions I've heard from people who ought to know, Jamie can play. He does look small but not nearly as small as he looked at the start of the year. Des must have had him doing extras with Georgie.
Nice story, feel a bit sorry for family friends and girlfriend that went down to Melbourne and he didn't get on. Wonder if they were sitting near us.
never really rated him highly in juniors, obviously, tough kid, used to play hooker, now lock, hope I'm wrong. Looked a midget against Roosters.
Like I say Darren mate, everybody said these exact same things about Glenn Stewart, and he turned into a machine. You can't deny Buhrer hasn't improved exponentially from his first game???
What does this sentence actually mean? [/quote] His improvement has been out of sight mate since his debut. Exponentially in my context means increasing at a rapid and rising rate, rather than an even gradual improvement.
But I think we all have to agree. Really, he was one of our best last weekend against The Chooks. I rate him (I hope that doesn't curse the poor kid )
I wont write a young kid off after 1 game. Although I am still worried if he will cut it or not but he was pretty good last weekend. And as you said, Stewart was small when he first started and we all said the same. Now look at him.Â
What does this sentence actually mean? [/quote] His improvement has been out of sight mate since his debut. Exponentially in my context means increasing at a rapid and rising rate, rather than an even gradual improvement. [/quote] So can we deny it or not?
