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Posted October 07, 2017 05:17 · last edited October 07, 2017 05:19

Jeff Vader wrote:

Tegal wrote:

Napier Phoenix wrote:

After match comment that Ingham had no legs over the last 20 minutes - maybe Hudson was right?

But he was picked this time round, so must have passed the fitness test. I think most people’s issue is the inconsistency of it (Dura was picked in the same squad and was unfit coming off an injury) and also the way Ingham was thrown under the bus publicly - it seemed like he was being made a scapegoat. 

Double standards? Hudson? Surely you are just making that up cause you and the forum dislike him excessively........

One's a seasoned pro, with a known professional attitude coming back from injury, doing all he can to get back to fitness. The other is young kid, who was previously at Confeds Cup warned he needed to work on his fitness. He obviously didn't listen and turns up not at the standard he was told he needed to reach. He's sent home, and the media then ask Hudson the reason he was sent home. Hudson 'throws Ingham under the bus' by telling the truth.

To young Dane's credit he responds to this kick up the arse pretty well and gets fit. If this is the worst indiscretion that befalls him over his career, he'll do okay. Most well brought 18 yr kids respond pretty well to the odd kick up the jack see. Life goes on.

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Unknown editor edited October 07, 2017 05:19
Jeff Vader wrote:
Tegal wrote:
Napier Phoenix wrote:

After match comment that Ingham had no legs over the last 20 minutes - maybe Hudson was right?

But he was picked this time round, so must have passed the fitness test. I think most people’s issue is the inconsistency of it (Dura was picked in the same squad and was unfit coming off an injury) and also the way Ingham was thrown under the bus publicly - it seemed like he was being made a scapegoat. 

Double standards? Hudson? Surely you are just making that up cause you and the forum dislike him excessively........

One's a seasoned pro, with a known professional attitude coming back from injury, doing all he can to get back to fitness. The other is young kid, who was previously at Confeds Cup warned he needed to work on his fitness. He obviously didn't listen and turns up not at the standard he was told he needed to reach. He's sent home, and the media then ask Hudson the reason he was sent home. Hudson 'throws Ingham under the bus' by telling the truth.

To young Dane's credit he responds to this kick up the arse pretty well and gets fit. If this the worst indiscretion that befalls him over his career, he'll do okay. Most well brought 18 yr kids respond pretty well to the odd kick up the jack see. Life goes on.

Unknown editor edited October 07, 2017 05:18
Jeff Vader wrote:
Tegal wrote:
Napier Phoenix wrote:

After match comment that Ingham had no legs over the last 20 minutes - maybe Hudson was right?

But he was picked this time round, so must have passed the fitness test. I think most people’s issue is the inconsistency of it (Dura was picked in the same squad and was unfit coming off an injury) and also the way Ingham was thrown under the bus publicly - it seemed like he was being made a scapegoat. 

Double standards? Hudson? Surely you are just making that up cause you and the forum dislike him excessively........

One's a seasoned pro, with a known professional attitude coming back from injury, doing all he can to get back to fitness. The other is young kid, who was previously at Confeds Cup warned he needed to work on his fitness. He obviously didn't listen and turns up not at the standard he was told he needed to reach. He's sent home, and the media then ask Hudson the reason he was sent home. Hudson 'throws Ingham under the bus' by telling the truth.

To young Dane's credit he responds to this kick up the arse pretty well and gets fit. If this the worst indiscretion that befalls him over his career, he'll do okay. Most well brought 18 yr kids respond pretty well to the odd kick up the jack see. Part of life.

Unknown editor edited October 07, 2017 05:18
Jeff Vader wrote:
Tegal wrote:
Napier Phoenix wrote:

After match comment that Ingham had no legs over the last 20 minutes - maybe Hudson was right?

But he was picked this time round, so must have passed the fitness test. I think most people’s issue is the inconsistency of it (Dura was picked in the same squad and was unfit coming off an injury) and also the way Ingham was thrown under the bus publicly - it seemed like he was being made a scapegoat. 

Double standards? Hudson? Surely you are just making that up cause you and the forum dislike him excessively........

One's a seasoned pro, with a known professional attitude coming back from injury, doing all he can to get back to fitness. The other is young kid, who was previously at Confeds Cup warned he needed to work on his fitness. He obviously didn't listen and turns up not at standard he was told he needed to reach. He's sent home, and media ask Hudson reason he was sent home. Hudson 'throws Ingham under the bus' by telling the truth.

To young Dane's credit he responds to this kick up the arse pretty well and gets fit. If this the worst indiscretion that befalls him over his career, he'll do okay. Most well brought 18 yr kids respond pretty well to the odd kick up the jack see. Part of life.