Who the hell picks the Man of the Match? OK, I know it is the state selectors, but what do they see that we don’t? How could they choose Nate Myles over Brent Tate in the Melbourne game?
Tate was outstanding in that match.
In Wednesday night’s game, Robbie Farah made anywhere between 64 and 66 tackles, depending on who you talked to or read.
He was pretty good out of dummy half as well.
I hate Robbie Farah, but I would have thought he stood out more than Greg Bird did for the man-of-the-match gong.
The other thing that surprised me was Dave Shillington getting the Queensland players’ player.
What about Nate Myles?
I thought he was exceptional and head and shoulders Queensland’s best player last night.
So what do they see that we don’t?
What do they take into consideration that we don’t notice?
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