How are we feeling after watching that demolition, still think the our boys didn't turn up after the loss? We played much better and than the Storm did tonight, we defended better and attacked better. I get the doom & gloom after a loss, and I definitely get the frustration, but Panthers have gone to another level this year so we just need to chill and make the other matches count best we can. I'm hoping last weeks game hasn't affected the team to much and they go into Monday's game with some confidence, or the Tigers will beat them.
Secretly hoping we get the Panthers after an Origin game and they rest a few players - they're looking so hot right now.
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Coryn, I suggest you go back to the blog asking if anyone is losing faith and have a read over some of the comments made after our loss to the Panthers. Are the 1eyedeel community in a state of panic? Are they trusting the process? Are they sticking with and supporting who we've got? Are they realising we are a work in progress and we are improving?
Delayed gratification is something important to aspire to (I know people are going to say we've been waiting 40 years), but under Ryles we are a bit over 12 months in to the process. The rewards will come if we just stick at it, just like Penrith.
Cleary is trusting the process after 4 back to back premierships and another on the way. Their team just walloped a team by 50, the team they walloped just put 50 on us. The process they're trusting has proven incredible success behind it... that's precisely why they trust it..
It's apples and oranges. We have no success to trust. Success doesn't just happen if you don't change, success happens when you find the right formula, prove it, and stay committed.
Here, on the other hand, was Bellamy's response (the Storm being the NRL era team that have sustained they highest standards for the longest):
"If they (Storm players) don't want to go harder, they can go and play in reserve grade and we'll bring some young blokes up," he said.
"That's how we always handle these situations.
"We've just got to learn from tonight and just be better, that's all. The disappointing thing for me was our defence.
"You don't have to be a brain surgeon to be a good defender. You just need to work hard and be determined."
Steadfast when they win, uncompromising when they lose. That's what the Panthers and the Storm have in common.
Compare the Bellamy presser to our approach, that's a much more useful comparison.
Point taken.
How can you trust a process that is showing that is clearly floored.While I agree sticking with JR is the way foward they have no choice but I'm not sure sticking with what's above him helps the process and guess whose the fall guy.
Cleary trusted the process before 4 premierships, that's why the process is proven. Surely you understand I'm not talking about weekly team changes a coach makes lol
Weekly I don't think we have a process that's looking likely going foward it's clear we don't have the right people in places where it matters.Results have shown that off the park.So in such a key part why would I trust the process.
Fingers crossed always works I guess.
We didn't play bad against each Penrith we just gave away errors and penalties. And maybe if we had a defense we'd probably lose that game 30-20 or even been close. We need something to click soon.
It's getting to the point where WADA need to pay the Panthers a surprise 4am visit. Peptides anyone?
As much as I'd love to see Penrith crash and burn like that, I'd hate to see something like this happen to the game itself, it would implode. Penrith are playing so well that the best thing we can do is be in awe of the players, and aim to play like them.
Combo of peptides and them getting the green light to get away with anything on the field
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