Sydney Roosters are the NRL benchmark, but why?
Is it the salary sombrero that so many accuse them of? A lot of marquee players? A great defence? Or something else?
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Is it the salary sombrero that so many accuse them of? A lot of marquee players? A great defence? Or something else?
Since when did being a “true supporter” and being able to criticise your team for mistakes, sloppy play or not giving enough become mutually exclusive?
Thanks Nat!
I agree with your observations of Storm and Roosters, I think they are both in a league of their own so to speak.
However, I personally don’t think Cronk has been that instrumental this year so far, to me Keary has been the real star. He has really stepped up when Cronk has been out injured.
Sydney Roosters are the NRL benchmark, but why?
Thanks for the welcome!
You make some great points, the Roosters certainly have a great system there at the moment!
Sydney Roosters are the NRL benchmark, but why?
100%! A fan is a fan, there are no requirements to be one, and the clubs need as many as they can get.
A fan's dilemma: What's wrong with being a couch coach?
Agreed, Personally I think Nathan Brown’s coaching ability will have to be brought into question soon.
Sydney Roosters are the NRL benchmark, but why?