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Paulo compared to Mateo
Now compared to parramatta with Mateo , I find that he was more error prone and wuld give away some stupid penalties . Also paulo is all round fitter . I think he should definatley stay in the squad even as interchange.
Your thoughts ?
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Permalink Reply by Brian Jackson on -
Paulo did well, but for me he isn't in mateo's class yet!
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Permalink Reply by Murf on -
Thought he was very good. Added some footwork and a decent passing game. hope he stays in the 17
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Permalink Reply by Red Apple on -
I'm delighted in the ability that our two young wingers are showing. Who knows, Blair might be the next Grothe Jr with those strong hitups.
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Permalink Reply by Blue & Gold Blood on -
So if we are happy with the team kearney is picking this year and whi he has recruited and with our attack showing improvement
can we support him now and not bag him and just let him do his job
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Permalink Reply by YDIDISAYIDO on -
IMO Paulo, Horo, O'hanlon comparisons are a good one.
Paulo looked good with his short passing before the line. He adds glance because there are few players in our pack that can do that.
Horo runs great lines and will give Ben Roberts good options on the left.
Ohanlon offers little in attack but I think would come in handy plugging the middle in the last 20 minutes.... An area we need to
Improve.
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Permalink Reply by Micky P on -
O'Hanlon - your kidding right? He needs to learn how to tackle. He was falling of tackles all night on Monday.
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Permalink Reply by Prof. Daz on
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I'd be interested to see how O Hanlon would go if he used his height and ability to remain upright in tackles to off-load to trailing runners. Seems like he has the potential to do that kind of thing.
But yeah, Mateo is streets ahead of both Paulo and O Hanlon at present. Mateo seems to have improved his ability to pick his moments, and that makes him deadlier than when he was at the Eels, because of a lower error rate.
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Permalink Reply by Junior Langi on -
absolutly agree. I thought he was the ex factor on Monday night. The only player looking to offload when hitting the ball up. He can kick goals and played alot of five eighth at which is always handy for a back rower to have that experience.
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Permalink Reply by EELATION on -
He isn't in Mateo class - but he isn't asking for $400k either.....
Hopefully he gets there in the near future......
Hate when players hold their hand out and expect $$ and haven't proved themselves as yet......example
Morts when on the back of the 09 season he held us against the Bulldogs and we payed overs and he took the money knowing he wasn't at that standard or asking price -
I do feel sorry for him a bit as he would still be at the club if it wasn't for the $250k+ a year - if he was on less he would have stayed and would be great off the bench for us but we lost him only because we were forking out too much coin and SK wasn't a fan.........what a waste!!
Anyway good luck to Paulo.........
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Permalink Reply by parratrooper on
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ok, about the paulos...
junior paulo is the older brother of joseph. played for the eels a few seasons ago then went to the dragons. mostly played in their reserve grade team in their premiership year (2010). joined his younger brother at the panthers last year but i not sure if he got a start. has now retired and works elsewhere.
have always known joseph as 'sef'. haven't met him for almost a year but wonder if he's still called by that name by his teammates.
not sure about the other paulo, who is in the eels nyc team. the last game day magazine shows his name as junior (pui pui) paulo. don't think he's the other two's sibling.
we've had fui fui moi moi for a while now, and now pui pui paulo as well!!
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Permalink Reply by ŦōmMýþØΨ-Parra Till I Die! on -
So basically , junior is the senior, and Joseph is the junior
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