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Junior's place in the team 2011 and beyond will be decided on form and his body.

Age won't be a determinant.

Until his team mates go past him,we need him in the side.

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    Where are all those McDonald bashers now? The ones who said Junior wouldn't be best 22 in 2010?

    They've definitely been left with egg on their faces

    Yeah, four rounds into a 22 week season - how embarassing for them!

    By the way, the idea that someone's an X basher because they don't have them in the best 22..? That's hyperbole at its best.

    As for whether McDonald plays next year, it's not about how he's going now, it's about how he'll be going in 16 months.

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    Yeah, four rounds into a 22 week season - how embarassing for them!

    By the way, the idea that someone's an X basher because they don't have them in the best 22..? That's hyperbole at its best.

    As for whether McDonald plays next year, it's not about how he's going now, it's about how he'll be going in 16 months.

    Some were saying McDonald's disposal was not up to scratch and should've been dumped before Robertson, etc, etc...

    Just silly comments like that frustrated me.

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    Fail.

    Bruce tackles plenty (perhaps not the hard ones, but he is capable of racking up big numbers)... and Green is now as courageous and hard as they come.

    Hmmn, spot on Dappa.

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    Brad Green bleeds for this club. God there are some silly posts on here sometimes. It is about time loyalty is honored and respected.

    Good post, agree.

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