Tyson the Terminator

And so the problem is, is like the ultimate system breaker is a guy like Greg Inglis.

You can have the best system in the world.

He is just bigger, faster, and stronger than you.

And look at Ethan Strange.

I'm not calling him Greg Inglis, but I am saying that he is super powerful, super fast.

And you can try to take time off him.

Like if you jam up on him, he might bump you.

Like he might throw Kurt Cable or he might throw Sam Walker.

Whereas like Mitchell Moses is not throwing those guys.

You know, so yeah, it's an interesting one.

As I said, like I'm not going to pretend like I would have selected Strange, but I was a little bit surprised that there wasn't more of a push for Strange initially, just because like I understand why Mitchell Moses is, you know, New South Welshman really love him because he's been so important in some recent wins.

But like, you know, it's not like he's,

Cameron Munster of origin, you know?

Yeah, but I guess my point is that because you've been so starved of success for so long, Mitchell Moses played well in Origin, but it's not like, put it this way, if there was a Queenslander on the other side that had come in and played the same level as, disregard if you win or lose the series, just the same level as Mitchell Moses had played, I don't think he would be guaranteed locked into the side like Mitchell Moses was.

Which is understandable.

I get why he's locked in the side.

Trust me, guys, I get it.

That's been a real sore point for the Blues in regards to that Haas pairing.

But I was a little bit surprised there wasn't at least a little bit more chatter around Strange.

Like I personally would have still gone with Moses, but I just think that like, mate...