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Before I get jumped on, and it's a bit soon to be comparing it, but look at the Broncos last premiership. They won the comp with a very much maligned, but a not too disimiliar halfback in Shane Perry. Look at the Broncos team below, solid but not flashy halfback with a game breaker at 6 and you will see what I mean. Even our whole team at the moment isn't a great deal different.
Brisbane Broncos: Justin Hodges , Darius Boyd, Brent Tate, David Stagg, Karmichael Hunt, Darren Lockyer (C), Shane Perry, Shane Webcke, Shaun Berrigan, Petero Civoniceva, Sam Thaiday, Brad Thorn, Tonie Carroll. Subs: Corey Parker, Dane Carlaw, Ben Hannant, Casey Mcguire
For all my arguments I've made about bringing Kris back into the side, I do believe its important to keep rewarding players that perform as it breeds a performance-based culture. And I don't think Robson did anything wrong last week to warrant getting dropped.
I think the fair thing is, and what will probably happen this week assuming Cayless doesn't play is, Keating will get a run off the bench and he'll get the opportunity to show if he is indeed worthy of dislodging Robson or even Kingston.
Poor Broncos, they still haven't found a decent half :). And their 6 is looking tired and worn out. He honestly was pretty woeful in the SOO series.
What I can see happening is everyone trying to provide their 'spark' all at once, and it will just cause havoc. A lot more errors and wasted tackles due to the team not knowing what is going on. Sure, unpredictability can be good at times, but you need a balance of 'spark' and level-headedness. I think Mortimer and Robson work well for the time being with this balance.
What I think KK and Mortimer need to do in the off-season is work out a balance and train so that they know what the other is going to do. Keep in mind Mortimer and KK haven't played together at NRL level. I think that giving them a go together before the off-season is a big risk. I would be a lot more confident if they have had 6 months training together and getting to know each others plays and attacking games.
Although he may not be a game winner with flair like Tim Smith - you guys do have to admit he is getting alot better. He really did earn my respect on the weekend and from the looks of it Ando's too.