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Re: Matas Jurevicius Joins Ealing
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Don't think I said Lawday wasn't a good player, did I? Just re-reading.............no I didn't.

I used a lot of Bucksquin's criteria and felt that a player at the start of his career was better placed than one coming towards the end. Presuming that Lawday is on more than Matas as he has had more game time and would be better remunerated.

Also, if we don't have our own opinions then this board doesn't really work, does it?

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No board "works" if you get a bit sensitive to criticism.
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Don't think I said Lawday wasn't a good player, did I? Just re-reading.............no I didn't.

I used a lot of Bucksquin's criteria and felt that a player at the start of his career was better placed than one coming towards the end. Presuming that Lawday is on more than Matas as he has had more game time and would be better remunerated.

Also, if we don't have our own opinions then this board doesn't really work, does it?

I've checked my post as well and nowhere in it did I accuse you of saying he wasn't a good player, so settle down!

The point I was making is that you were suggesting Quins get rid of an extremely useful and reliable player who has produced excellent performances for us across the back row while also suggesting we are keeping him on "sentiment".

I would argue that sentiment is why you want Quins to keep Matas ahead of Lawday, given that Matas has only ever shown brief promise vs Lawday's consistently good output. Any decision made purely on their worth to Quins on the pitch so far would never favour Jurevicius.

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Lawds didn't do much last season due to injuries, but prior to that he was consistently very good

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Perhaps JimmyG's point is how on earth can you (or I, for that matter) make that kind of forthright statement with any rugby credibility to it? The coaches who have seen these players play and train for some years now know them inside out. There are also other factors, such as salary cost, playing styles, utility, injury record, and many others.

Using that logic this board might as well close, if you can’t have an opinion on a player without being involved directly with the club

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Using that logic this board might as well close, if you can’t have an opinion on a player without being involved directly with the club

That isn't what Bucksquin said.
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No board "works" if you get a bit sensitive to criticism.


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