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• 2agd8rk0gah1u November 23, 2017 at 9:49pm

  Not another Hayne Bog!
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  Snakey - Sack Dylan Brown November 23, 2017 at 9:50pm

  cant see the article
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    French international > Snakey - Sack Dylan Brown November 23, 2017 at 9:53pm

    Sorry couldn’t work out how to attach properly
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  Snakey - Sack Dylan Brown November 23, 2017 at 10:18pm

  Just read it, thought it was a pretty fair article.
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    French international > Snakey - Sack Dylan Brown November 23, 2017 at 11:01pm

    Would it be fair to say that ;
    1. Josh Reynolds had a quiet season but got a good offer from another club.
    2. Mitch Moses was having a poor season but got a better offer from another club.
    3. Aaron Woods had a poor origin series but got a good offer from another club and finished the season in fine form gaining an Australian jersey.
    4. James Graham had a poor season but got a gig at another club.
    5. Hayne has played reasonably good football for Fiji
    
    Webster Believes that a guy who was one of Parra’s best for 7 -8 years in a pretty dud side, New South Wales best for approximately six years, 2013 international player of the year above Slater Smith Cronk Thurston Inglis in a position unfamiliar to him at centre, 2 time dally m medallist can’t get back to his best and has to beg for a cut price contract. He talks about his achievement of making a first team NFL side (“various dreams”) like it was a waste of time whereas I believe he would be most proud of that amongst all his achievements.
    The people at Parramatta who were there when he left were not there when he returned. A good conspiracy theory is the NRL had a hand in him going to the Gold Coast to boost memberships and possibly sweep his managers issues under the carpet.
    I just don’t understand why Webster continues to write stories about Hayne in an unflattering way. Maybe he could focus on how much of a dirty player Slater is.
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    The Offside Eel > Snakey - Sack Dylan Brown November 24, 2017 at 12:31am

    Because hayne has made his own bed with the media abd fans alike based on his attitude haynes ego maybe what drives him but it may also be his downfall
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    French international > Snakey - Sack Dylan Brown November 24, 2017 at 7:20am

    I don’t understand what you mean by his attitude. Can you quote me something where it shows him to be anything other than humble. Or a coach who has coached him that has said anything but positive things about him. Again you’re being guided by the media who can’t seem to get the access that they want from him.
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  Rowdy Roddy November 24, 2017 at 12:39am

  I find it difficult to believe that Hayne has more size than most of the forwards going around which negates your theory.

  I also don't recall Hayne ever being any different regarding injuries in his previous life at Parra before he was a Titan.

  In regards to his relationship with PC or whoever else you refer to here/ There is certainly some truth in that.

  Last point French International. In what capacity did you claim international status? Rose coloured glasses? If we are to help Jarryd Hayne's ressurection as a Parramatta player we need to inject some honesty into his reality not pander evermore to his fickle loyalties to both God and man! I want Hayne back as much as anyone, but like with my children. I want them back being honest with themselves, not still trying to convince me that they were and are still right even in their error. Jarryd needs to grow into some truth!
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    French international > Rowdy Roddy November 24, 2017 at 6:30am

    This award includes the year 2013 years ending World Cup. He was also players player in the final.
    This is a list of individuals who have won the Dally M Representative Player Of The Year award.
    1980 Tom Raudonikis
    1981 Ray Price
    1982 Wally Lewis
    1983 Paul Vautin
    1984 Wally Lewis
    1985 Garry Jack
    1986 Brett Kenny
    1987 Dale Shearer
    1988 Wally Lewis
    1989 Malcolm Meninga
    1990 Gary Belcher
    1991 Allan Langer
    1992 Bradley Clyde
    1993 Paul Sironen
    1994 Ben Elias
    1998 Allan Langer
    1999 Mat Rogers
    2000 Ryan Girdler
    2001 Darren Lockyer
    2002 Danny Buderus
    2004 Craig Fitzgibbon
    2005 Andrew Johns
    2006 Darren Lockyer
    2007 Cameron Smith
    2008 Greg Inglis
    2009 Greg Inglis
    2010 Billy Slater
    2011 Cameron Smith
    2012 Nate Myles
    2013 Cameron Smith
    2014 Jarryd Hayne
    2015 Corey Parker
    2016 Cameron Smith
    
    
    Last modified: Mon, 20 Nov 2017 04:07:40 +1100 (Sydney
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    French international > Rowdy Roddy November 24, 2017 at 6:32am

    Hayne continued his run of form in the Grand Final match against New Zealand, after almost being knocked unconscious inside the game's first five minutes. He went on to produce two remarkable try assists for winger Brett Morris as Australia were crowned 2013 world champions. He was named Australia's joint players-player alongside Johnathan Thurston. Hayne's world cup campaign was hailed by his Kangaroos teammates, Brett Morris declaring that "If there was a Harlem Globetrotters of rugby league, he'd be in it. To play outside him for the last couple of weeks is something I'll remember."[31] By the end of the tournament Hayne was the equal top try scorer with teammate Brett Morris.