The 2014 Willie M Medal: Round 14
It is hard to fathom why Jarrod Mullen is constantly presented as a State of Origin prospect at the start of every year only for him to play himself out by the time NSW selection rolls around. Mullen is an average first grader at best. He provides little leadership while his kicking game is far and away the most overrated in the premiership. He has style but little substance and I doubt the Knights can do much with him at pivot.
South Sydney v Wests Tigers
3-Chris Lawrence (Tig)
2-Adam Blair (Tig)
1-Bodene Thompson (Tig)
Judge: Nick Tedeschi
Penrith v St George Illawarra
3-Kevin Naiqama (Pen)
2-Jason Nightingale (Dra)
1-Benji Marshall (Dra)
Judge: Nick Tedeschi
Sydney Roosters v Newcastle
3-Jarrod Mullen (New)
2-James McManus (New)
1-David Fa’aologo (New)
Judge: Brett Oaten
Canterbury v Parramatta
3-Michael Ennis (Bul)
2-Damien Cook (Bul)
1-Krisnan Inu (Bul)
Judge: Nick Tedeschi
Gold Coast v Melbourne
3-Brad Tighe (GC)
2-Sisa Waqa (Mel)
1-Mahe Fonua (Mel)
Judge: Nick Tedeschi
Leaderboard
14: Joey Leilua (New)
13: Jack Wighton (Can)
12: Blake Ayshford (Cro), Daniel Holdsworth (Cro)
10: Bill Tupou (Can)
9: Ben Barba (Bri), Todd Carney (Cro), Josh McCrone (Can)
Tags: Jarrod Mullen, NRL, Willie M Medal
U nailed it this week mate. Ennis, Lawrence, Naiqama, Mullen, Tighe horrendous.
Chris Lawrence deserves 6 points for his game on friday against souths. I’m not a tigers supporter but his fall from NSW hopeful to his current form is actually sad to a nuetral supporter. My mates and i think his game against souths was possibly the worst match ever played by an individual that we can remember. Really do hope he find his feet ( and hands) again.