Blue Sombrero wrote:
HELLAS BLUE wrote:
keogh wrote:
Do you reckon he would have done what Anderson did in round 21 last year
I hope if Houlihan is in a similar situation this year he does the same
That's it right there. Not only would he not have done the courageous thing, I'm tipping he would have made sure he wasn't in the position where he may have to perform such an act.That's basically what it comes down to this season, not just for Hoops but for Stevens as well. When it's your turn, you must go. No ifs buts or maybes, just 100% commitment to the cause. Anything less, especially from seasoned senior players is simply unacceptable.
You are entitled to say you don't think that, but not to say he wouldn't have done it. It's pure speculation on your part and should be treated as such. There are no guarantees Anderson will do it again, either. He might or might not.
Houlihan may have run in and spoiled and we would all be cheering. Had Anderson NOT taken that mark and cost us the game, we'd be calling for his head and Ratts would have given him the mother of all blisters . A small backman shouldn't be trying to outmark a CHF. It's one of the basics of defence.
Good on him for doing it but let's not try and make it the norm here.[/quote
Another stupid comment.Not saying your stupid but seriously have a read of it.
Anderson put his body on the line and he will continue to do it because he has fear like anyone else its just that he can put it out of his head when he has to. Some players can and cant.
I couldnt give a shit whether he marked it or not he put his body on the line for the team.
A small backman trying to out mark a forward shouldnt happen. Anderson was the player there . Brown was the player running towards him.
Without doubt the most inspirational act and the most important act by a Blues player. And you criticise him to help your argument.
flower unbelievable.
Harsh criticism indeed.