James Grahams big problem is that he comes across as a complete tw@. This is a big shame as he's actually a very good player. It's just his attitude that makes him unlikeable.

Like Wayne Roomey in football, remove that feisty streak and you half the player. Off the field, Jammer is a great lad. On the field he is a born winner. He hates to lose and hates to under perform.

Like Rooney, it is about maturing that attitude.

Jesus christ!

Best prop in superleague by a country mile.

I dont like Graham but I would have him at Leeds in a shot. A top quality player who gives everything he has got week in week out. He may need to cool down a bit though. If he carries on like he is he will end up burnt up by the time he is 27. He hardly ever comes off, takes the ball up 2 and 3 times a set and defends like his life depends on it.

Overrated? No.
Overworked? Deffo!!!

Just let me get this straight because I must have read it wrong. James Graham is overrated because he is effectively taking a team forward single handed and would only be tested if he was in a better pack. I need to know because later in the thread you say you know a lot about Rugby League so I must have misunderstood?

There are very vfew things I give you Poms credit for.....however.....


The most over rated player in SL.....now that is a tough field to beat!

My god, how can the guy be overated, Damo have you seen his stats compared to any other prop in the league, he is one of the few players that will make an impact in the NRL,
Bet you wouldnt be sayin this if he was a Leeds player.

give your feet a wobble!!!!

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James Graham is a fantastic player, but as a prop he needs to not let other players get under his skin, as that is a clear sign of weakness, he needs to channel his petulance and not let it get to him, apart from looking like a stroppy little pr!ck other decent props will use this against him.

F*cking hell.

The fact that you all take him seriously is funnier than the original post.

I don't get all this about him needing to calm down his petulance. Aside from not shaking hands at the end of the game against Leeds I don't think it really changed much. He was annoyed after the chicken wing from JJB but about a minute later he was charging the ball up and putting Gilmore in for a try. As far as I can see he does sulk a bit but not to the detriment of his game.

When Graham does it, it's petulance and he needs to grow up because he's showing weaknesses. When Peacock does it, it's sheer grit and determination; it makes him 'ard.

How often when you're watching a game do you see a bit of handbags being thrown? Players getting p*ssed off with a certain challenge from a player, does that mean they're all petulant and need to stop showing weakness?