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The No-Look News (Schuster Chronicles)
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Agree but Manly needed more creativity. I used to say to all around me that Foran was our next long term captain. Led by example and had respect of all around him until that day he left. But I strongly believe Manly would not have been any better off on the table this year if Foran was here.
Next year, its Brooks' turn.
Ryan
Journey Man
Hopefully? A lock. Like a more ball playing, x-factor version of Nik Kosef
manly al
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Really think that Shu just has to have a more direct running game and no more hesitation type approach to make things so easy for opposition defences to shut him down and stifle his outside supports .
Should be still more then capable fully fit and focused to trouble any opposition taking on the line and again more directly and promptly .
D C E has markedly improved his attacking effectiveness this season by largely eliminating that occasional hesitation , stop start , overthinking approach .
Most opposition defences are too well drilled not to make easy pickings of a staggered type of attacking style .
Still gives some indication of not being match fit enough and may still have to lose a couple of kgs but even if this does hopefully occur , can still remain a big lad by footy standards and with that undoubted natural ability and power , should be able to come to the fore again .
Not so much wishful thinking but just based on what he has shown in the past footy prowess wise and what he should be able to show again with the required adjustments .
Should be still more then capable fully fit and focused to trouble any opposition taking on the line and again more directly and promptly .
D C E has markedly improved his attacking effectiveness this season by largely eliminating that occasional hesitation , stop start , overthinking approach .
Most opposition defences are too well drilled not to make easy pickings of a staggered type of attacking style .
Still gives some indication of not being match fit enough and may still have to lose a couple of kgs but even if this does hopefully occur , can still remain a big lad by footy standards and with that undoubted natural ability and power , should be able to come to the fore again .
Not so much wishful thinking but just based on what he has shown in the past footy prowess wise and what he should be able to show again with the required adjustments .
Well I hope your right and there are. Everything I’ve seen has not hinted that there is. For our sake I hope there is
Lets all hope that happens, Schuster's not going anywhere anyways, no one would want him at the money he's on now anyway and can't see him asking for a release. So we need to approach Josh as a bit of a project build starting this weekend then into the off season leading into rd 1 in Las Vegas.
Schuster as we know has so much talent it’s bitterly disappointing that his form has spiralled.
I thought it was the responsibility of the coaching staff to ensure he is fully fit to be selected.
Hopefully, next year we see a rejuvenated Schuster, and returns to the form we know he can display.
It's the responsibility of the coaching staff to provide programs and facilites to help players achieve the fitness needed to play NRL.
It's the responsibility of the coaching staff to select players for NRL who have the fitness needed to play NRL.
But it is the responsiblity of the player to achieve that level of fitness. If they want to play NRL.
I agree!
A players place for success depends on two things
the head space the player is in
and the environment he is in
We have seen many times talented players that have failed to live up to expectations at one club
Only to be revived by another coach at another club
The moral of the story
Footy is a group sport and it always takes a group effort by players and coach for all to be successful .
the head space the player is in
and the environment he is in
We have seen many times talented players that have failed to live up to expectations at one club
Only to be revived by another coach at another club
The moral of the story
Footy is a group sport and it always takes a group effort by players and coach for all to be successful .
You must know something we don't because something has to change for this to happen.
Agreed. As much as I have been pi$$ed off and disappointed in Schu's trajectory the last couple of seasons, we have really backed ourselves into a corner. The other option of off-loading him and paying somebody else part of his wage, (with the chance he may come good eventually), is just out of the question... we can only hope he finds some inner desire and resilience, and is prepared to turn it around through hard work. The club has to support him as best they can towards this end, while also putting in strong boundaries and consequences (no Latrell treatment).
Terry Zarsoff
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I imagine Mestrov and Seibold are watching this situation with interest:
www.smh.com.au
There are some parallels with the Schuster situation. But at least Schuster is getting some clear signals that his position in the team is not a given, nor is playing in his favourite position.
‘Mitchell has been the catalyst for this implosion’: Stinging attack by son of Souths legend
Rodney Churchill, the son of rugby league Immortal Clive Churchill, has taken South Sydney’s internal war to a new level.
There are some parallels with the Schuster situation. But at least Schuster is getting some clear signals that his position in the team is not a given, nor is playing in his favourite position.
Agree, we at least seem to be sending clear messages that Schu will not be pampered. Good. Everyone needs boundaries… basic to healthy human functioning.I imagine Mestrov and Seibold are watching this situation with interest:
‘Mitchell has been the catalyst for this implosion’: Stinging attack by son of Souths legend
Rodney Churchill, the son of rugby league Immortal Clive Churchill, has taken South Sydney’s internal war to a new level.
There are some parallels with the Schuster situation. But at least Schuster is getting some clear signals that his position in the team is not a given, nor is playing in his favourite positioning
It's a nice place.
As for any other significance? Schu will probably have 10 investment properties soon, at nice places all over the country. I guess at least he is thinking of the future unlike some young players.
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