MXRecord
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After 2011 grand final I thought we would be a powerhouse in the following years then reality kicked In!
I remember being really excited about Bluey
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After 2011 grand final I thought we would be a powerhouse in the following years then reality kicked In!
Unlike 2011 its a good start that we have Webster locked in for at least another 2 years.After 2011 grand final I thought we would be a powerhouse in the following years then reality kicked In!
I guess if you weren't around then it's hard to compare.For sure, 2011 was a better team and better result. But we’re talking the season here? Not just results?
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2023
Finished 4th. 16 wins. 8 losses.
Pretty much the same shit squad as 2022, when we fumbled our way to 15th. New coach, first year.
2011
2010 season we finished 5th.
2011. Finished 6th. 14 wins. 10 losses. Cleary was in this 2nd year with us….
i don’t recall 2011 giving so many highs throughout the year….
We got all off-season to debate this
Plenty of so called rugby league greats thought so too. I think it was more to do with not liking John Hart though.I remember being really excited about Bluey
Cooper Cronk still doesn't know where SJ wentI guess if you weren't around then it's hard to compare.
2011 was amazing. Us beating the storm... this generation haven't experienced being the underdogs on the big stage and then winning.
Proctor being turned inside out by SJs dummy and brown scoring will live with me forever. Better than the Michael Witt, put it down son! Moment and that one was great.
Proctor did a pirouette all the way to the Gold Coast.Cooper Cronk still doesn't know where SJ went
I was around. Totally agree the finals was a great experience, but we’re talking season assessment.I guess if you weren't around then it's hard to compare.
2011 was amazing. Us beating the storm... this generation haven't experienced being the underdogs on the big stage and then winning.
Proctor being turned inside out by SJs dummy and brown scoring will live with me forever. Better than the Michael Witt, put it down son! Moment and that one was great.
You make some good points but I guess it's all personal in the end. This year didn't get me any of the warm fuzzies in the play offs like 2011 and I was at MSS against the Knights. Sometimes I guess it's all about the ending and 2011 gave more than 2023. 2023 was a season where we came home with a limp (even though they were all wins) and everyone saying how don't have what it takes and then got stomped by Panthers and then later Broncos.GF aside, 2011 was not a year where the fans, players, coach and club were on the same page. It was not until the finals, when we all came together as one. However by then it was too late. Plans were already in motion to replace Cleary and the rest is history ….
Its almost like we love supporting the underdog.You make some good points but I guess it's all personal in the end. This year didn't get me any of the warm fuzzies in the play offs like 2011 and I was at MSS against the Knights. Sometimes I guess it's all about the ending and 2011 gave more than 2023. 2023 was a season where we came home with a limp (even though they were all wins) and everyone saying how don't have what it takes and then got stomped by Panthers and then later Broncos.
According to this forum, we fans were also not happy with how the team was selected. If we are talking about the fairweather fans, I am not sure where they all came from to be honest and where this fervor is from either.
If I recall correctly, They gave Cleary a 2 year deal but he wanted more and they weren't willing to.
There is something about supporting an underdog. It's like we feel like we are the underdogs in life and we hope somewhere sometime that we will also succeed.Its almost like we love supporting the underdog.
In 2015 I moved to the country and put of boredom I got into league.
SJ and the kiwis were my major draw.
The underdogs.
That's why I chose the warriors.
That's why I buy their shit and watch there games etc.
I'm not sure I'd like a Melbourne storm era of dominance... and I can't believe I'm saying that lol
Fuck this painful to read. The fact he wanted longer showed his commitment to this club. He was willing to call NZ home if we could provide him with the job security.If I recall correctly, They gave Cleary a 2 year deal but he wanted more and they weren't willing to.
I was around. Totally agree the finals was a great experience, but we’re talking season assessment.
What I remember of 2011 was people criticising Cleary ‘s selection decisions , especially playing second rowers out in the center. I remember there was a lot of discontent on how inu was utilised. Rocks and diamonds. Mateo as well. There was rumblings about Cleary’s “boring” unimaginative style of play. Jungle ball was our perceived strength and he benched the whole idea.
GF aside, 2011 was not a year where the fans, players, coach and club were on the same page. It was not until the finals, when we all came together as one. However by then it was too late. Plans were already in motion to replace Cleary and the rest is history ….
No, 2011 was far from impressive from what I remember…
People were calling for Cleary to get the boot early 2011. A late season run and the emergence of highlight reel SJ gets 2011 remembered more fondly.You make some good points but I guess it's all personal in the end. This year didn't get me any of the warm fuzzies in the play offs like 2011 and I was at MSS against the Knights. Sometimes I guess it's all about the ending and 2011 gave more than 2023. 2023 was a season where we came home with a limp (even though they were all wins) and everyone saying how don't have what it takes and then got stomped by Panthers and then later Broncos.
According to this forum, we fans were also not happy with how the team was selected. If we are talking about the fairweather fans, I am not sure where they all came from to be honest and where this fervor is from either.
If I recall correctly, They gave Cleary a 2 year deal but he wanted more and they weren't willing to.
There were many average years in between us and the dynasty- particularly his Tigers stint. Likely a situation where he needed to leave to shake up and evolve his coaching, staying here would have likely gotten stale and don’t forget the development systems he has at Penrith which he wouldn’t have with usFuck this painful to read. The fact he wanted longer showed his commitment to this club. He was willing to call NZ home if we could provide him with the job security.
In the end, I guess it worked out for both parties. He’s now the coach of a dynasty club, with his son at the helm. He offered us Webster, who has given us a season to remember, and I’ll take that as a win for all
There were many average years in between us and the dynasty- particularly his Tigers stint. Likely a situation where he needed to leave to shake up and evolve his coaching, staying here would have likely gotten stale and don’t forget the development systems he has at Penrith which he wouldn’t have with us