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leedscat wrote:
Hope he is given a run out next week grix gonna be out and max isnt what we thought hooed he was gonna be.give the lad a chance whilst it dont matter
When he gets his chance, he won't be Billy Slater and will make mistakes, plenty over time but it doesn't mean he's not good enough, just like England Knights player Jowitt. People wanted rid of Lynne and Johnstone because 'They were garbage'. Patience and support goes along way!
Calm Waters don't make good sailors
If you help somebody as you go along then your life hasn't been in vain
Probably because on his first mistake he's dropped! IMO that's not the way to develop a player. The top clubs don't drop young talent because of a mistake, they're given encouragement on the field. I remember Gelling playing at Wigan and I thought why are Wigan persevering with this kid-he made error after error but they did and he turned out to be a good player.
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Maybe a good call in giving him a chance, and has to be given one at some point.
You need to be patient with the kids, as they need time to grow in confidence and stature. TJ did make a few errors at the start of how career, as will have others.
An example of being patient with a player is Reece Lyne, and also the ex Australian cricketer Steve Waugh, one of the finest batters of all time, but has stats in his first 20-30 tests were pretty average
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