Oh poor bulls fan. Look mate you need to have a good hard look at your own team and seek blame somewhere else. it's the lack of quality and ability with Both players and coaches why you lost and are crap.

Weller has moments of brilliance but far too sporadic for my liking. Cross on the other hand has yet to show me anything more than your average, ten a penny props and has a habit of conceding soft penalties.

Cross is a waste of a quota spot.

I personally thought Cross had a better game tonight obviously excluding that pointless penalty.

Are you been serious ?

Other than the penalty cross went ok. For an import he is hardly setting the world alight but neither is he making a load of schoolboy errors. Hauraki's missed tackle, error and penalty stats must make awful reading

Broke the line for our 3rd (?) try tonight.

How long have you signed him for? And Cross?

I maybe wrong but think they might both be2 years

I have said this before, there is no way we should justify using a quota spot with him considering we have Amor and Ambler by who all acounts are both going well this season, however I did think he gave a lot more go forward tonight and his defence was solid again.

I think it's a case of his performances haven't matched some peoples high expectations rather than him being necessarily poor. I think he's done ok most of the year if you take the quota spot out of it. Think that is a different argument- he's here so we can only judge what he does on the field

I'm willing to give him time. He hits the line well and made some splits tonight. Sure there are areas he needs to tighten up but he will come good.

Cross is a bona fida NRL prop, he's got safe(ish) hands, finds his front and has no self preservation instincts. With the speed of the defensive line in the NRL these are essential. Being a massive meter maker is rare in NRL props, and that's why the ones that do make big meters are seen as standouts - like Civeneciva etc.. unfortunately with the cumbersome line speed in super league, your average Joe NRL prop will never stand out. Hell, Ryan Tandy made himself a fairly successful NRL career by being able to catch, take a hit, land on his belly and then get up quick, and he really is gash.