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OK, so not sure a whole blog on this is a good idea, but I'm still constantly amazed at the negativity of a large percentage of "fans" on this site. It's like the sky is falling regardless of what happens. There's the constant BA Bush Coach Bashing - can't coach, can't recruit, can't develop players etc etc. Unfortunately, the majority of these kind of posts clearly avoid facts and are like a 4th class kid running around making pointless accusations.A blog gets posted about Juniors and their development - people bag them, they can't play, aren't ready, BA can't develop them further anyway blah blah blah.A blog gets posted about potentially chasing Cook, the current NSW and Australian hooker - people falsely go on about he's only had 1 good year (complete BS he's been quality for a few years now), why would you sign him for 5 years, if we sign him we lose Mahoney and other juniors - not sure why that matters because apparently they can't play, aren't ready, BA can't develop them etc (ie. see above).The amount of rubbish that is sprouted which constantly contradicts the posters opinions in different circumstances has me thinking we either have a large % of the most negative supporters in the NRL, or we've simply got some of the dumbest.No matter what happens, the Club, BA, Bernie, Max, et al. cop it.We don't announce signings, they all get bagged;We get linked to quality rep players, they all get baggedWe talk about juniors coming through, they all get baggedA lot of people come on here looking for good news and positivity about the Club they love and support, many have left for good because they don't find that anymore. To have a bit of good-hearted banter and debate about certain issues/players etc. is par for the course and healthy. Nobody likes losing, nobody likes getting a wooden spoon, nobody likes their mates giving them crap for losing like we did in 2018. But as of 1st November the 2018 season is done and dusted and we now focus on 2019. I really don't see the point in continually going over the 2018 debacle and the negativity. We should be looking to 2019 with an air of optimism - we've made some decent signings to fix some glaring deficiencies we had in 2018, we've blooded a lot of youth (Niukore, Mahoney, Salmon, Kaufusi etc) and there's more coming through that have a winning culture through the junior grades. Will those things translate into a premiership - who knows, but if I get labelled a Unicorn for daring to dream, so be it, I'd much rather that than live in a sad, sad, place where the only thing you do is bag the Club you're supposed to be a fan of.See More