I personally don't think Huby had his best season for one reason and another, 6m AG and around 1350 meters, the year before he was at 7m AG and did nearly 2200 meters, although being a Fifita, PP type prop isn't his game, he's more a find his front quick PTB, or looking for an offload guy.

Yeah, Props do have to have more than a massive hit up in their game, or at least between the 4 a coach has at his disposal there's room for different types of Prop in a team. One or two can be a big AG Prop, who has 3/4 players pulling him doing every hit up and massively tires defenses out but that also sometimes gives time for a defense to set their line when peeling off. Alternatively, as I mentioned with Huby there are Props who are happy to make the meters they can and then get up quickly for a fast play of the ball, which also gets the team moving down the field. Obviously, there are other elements like being a solid tackler, having an offload game, a good engine & even a bit of footwork doesn't go amiss.

think this was a tongue in cheek comment, chill man

He’ll never be as good as Jarrod Hickey



now that was a waste of money.

Well someone did mention 28 stones, he wasn't far off when he literally rolled up here.

back in the 70s we had Les Tonks, now he was a big lad that did take some stopping many a time had his shirt ripped off his back while running through the line

So someone asks a question you don’t like and somehow they are frantic, nice side step fit the perpetual loser.

didn't get the perpetual loser bit
But seriously you do need to chill because you come across as a Mr know it all who likes to have the last word in any debate in which a persons view differs to yours, to the point where you start trading personal insults

The irony of your post, exceptional.

Your response, exceptionally good, a touch of humour without your usual diatribe.

Chill out man, you don't always need the last word.

The irony of your post, exceptional.

The whoooosh of your last post is predictable