doing what he feels like?

Amazing how differently he's viewed on the Farcebook groups etc.

He always puts in the effort, so I assume it looks good to them?

Love Brett Hodgson's quote on signing Dwyer and extending Houghton. Says it all.
"He can be a good foil for someone like Houghton who delivers real quality and consistency in his defensive work and distribution, whilst Brad can bring pace and flair"
In other words, Dwyer does not bring consistency in his defence and distribution.....

Facebook groups are a different breed! Apparently Marty’s on there all time now……can’t quite believe it!

It emphasises how little people understand in terms of what is actually needed to be a good 9.

A bit of flash and some dogged defence is enough for those that don’t understand how a 9 effects the timing of the rest of your attack. And that’s not to say Dwyer always messes it up, but his inconsistency has, for me, become as infuriating as his lack of decision making. I suppose what I mean by that is if he played the same as the other week when he started I could have seen him still being here.

I’d also add Dwyer going is also a fair reflection of how far O’Connor has developed in that role.

Just a one year deal I thought it would be more

can't say anything against dwyer , martin or zak on there

for me dwyer should have been short term as should thompson and donaldson ,

nothing particularly against martin just more solid than spectacular for overseas alongside defensive bentley, hopeful gannon can be aggressive and pacey

zak was a neccessity and doing well i just wouldn't have had him back after previously wanting out ,very few players have had 2 spells with us

Im as far from that crowd as you could get, but Martin has probably been our player of the year, and Hardaker has been outstanding.

The level of discussion on Facebook rarely gets above the moronic. Not getting why Dwyer is being released tells you everything you need to know.

FB must be a very different place to here. I don't know how you can watch RL for years and not understand the importance of good service from dummy half.

Dwyer has cleaned up his distribution a fair bit since being dropped, but he still lapses and I suspect always will under pressure. He will also occasionally win games from the bench, as he's clearly a real threat when running.

Under Agar that combination meant him getting more and more game time. Under Smith he's been usurped by someone who had never played hooker but can pass and has a rugby brain. I think its fairly clear who better understands the way a good team works.....