Last night's performance was indefensible from Masoe for me. He was a complete waste of an interchange in his 1st spell and bar one decent run in the 2nd half he offered us nothing.

Kieron's human and makes mistakes and poor judgement, like some posters on here.

He's probably hoping and praying that maybe, just maybe he might fulfil just a tiny bit of the bags of potential that he has.

Thats the problem we know the potential is there but we can,t extract it, be it by Mose himself or team play, is KC trying to work out the right formula.
Mose is a proven NRL and International player and allegidally wanted by 4 NRL clubs, they are obviously seeing something that our club can,t extract.
Have the club or himself allowed him to be "a big kid in a pub team" performer.

It would be interesting if Wane coached pur pack for a couple of weeks would we see a better Mose Masoe.

Ah, I see - it's Keiron's sense of misguided sentimentality.

Or better still - he's frightened that Mose might beat him up if he tells him off!



Trouble is - if there were trophy for the most my-way-or-the-highway individual at the club Cunningham would win at a canter. Throughout his career Keiron has repeatedly demonstrated a ruthless streak when it comes to his own interests.

If you bothered to pay any attention to his behaviour with some of the kids you know this and wouldn't strain credulity propagating such baseless twaddle.

I know KC very very well mate. Mose is on borrowed time at the moment and if it wasn't for the likes of vea and greenwood being out im pretty sure he'd be out the 17.

KC had nothing to do with Gaskell and Foster leaving saints. Absolutely nothing!!

Hahaha, have you swallowed a thesaurus Mugwump? I personally think there's a time and place to apply the fancy vocabulary. You're obviously trying to strengthen your argument and at the same time, patronise a fellow poster (me). I can't be bothered rising to it.

Back to the discussion, Cunningham is new in the job. He knows what Mose is capable of, like we all do and I imagine (I'm propagating here) giving him more '2nd chances' than he would probably give someone else.