Souths’ big halves call after ‘greatest ever capitulation’ as club greats turn on $300k scapegoat

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Souths’ big halves call after ‘greatest ever capitulation’ as club greats turn on $300k scapegoat

“The very fact that he hasn’t gone to a different club, I think they would have said to him we are going to experiment with Jack Wighton, Cody Walker in the halves combinationFormer Bunnies halfback Craig Field took to Facebook to declare vent his frustrations

“I’ve got to get it off my chest – don’t care what the people at Souths think – but number 7 is not up to what this coach thinks. I was far from a perfect player but @8)(: me,” Field wrote.The Daily Telegraph’s Phil Rothfield, however, said the criticism of Illias has been unfair and said higher-profile players needed to be held accountable.

Lachlan Ilias has more work to do on his football Interesting story over the weekend, the legends turning on Lachlan Ilias which I thought was a little bit unfair. “He’s only on $300k. I think some big-money players didn’t justify their pay packets more so than Lachlan,” Rothfield said on Big Sports Breakfast radio.

“Latrell needs to have a really really strong off-season, Cody needs to play better than what he has.”“Souths, they’ve lost two assistant coaches - Sam Burgess and John Morris,” he said.“I think Jason Demetriou has shown this year he does need some really good support.”

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