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The reason behind not drafting Nic Nat? His miles ahead of watts... Would love to know the reasons they overlooked him.

 

Watts is far better even now, he finally got a decent coach ;)

Nic nat is flashy at times, but still along way behind watts in being able to read the play etc PLus people notice him more, cause he is big black with funky hair. Maybe watts needs some dreadlocks :)

Natawhoi is the greatest known fallacy in the game.

Watch him closely and he has absolutely no awareness or ability to read the game.

AND

Natawhoi will never collect 34 possessions in a loosing side.

Everyone needs to lay off Watts we are as guilty as anyone as perpetuating his negative press.

I for one don't want to see us turn him into another Tambling with the constant negativity.

Edited by Diablo Deemon

 

Gee there's some REALLY stupid Watts bashing threads popping up.

All they do is highlight the need to blame someone for a more complicated club problem.

Gee there's some REALLY stupid Watts bashing threads popping up.

All they do is highlight the need to blame someone for a more complicated club problem.

Agreed, if you really have to smack him around endlessly, there are unfortunately plenty of other options.......

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