[urlhttp://www1.skysports.com/rugby-league/news/15314/7756542/Brown-blasts-England-policy[/url

[url=http://littlegrubbers.blogspot.com/2012/05/hooker-duck-brown-henderson-and-aquatic.htmlNathan Brown is a bit of an eejit[/url

Can't even be bothered reading that. Nathan Brown seems to have something new to whinge about every week. When you whinge all the time, people stop taking any notice.

We all know how Brown is a man of his word



So which Saints over seas players will he release next year?

Nathan Brown is a whining Aussie coach of a little SL club....but MacNamara is also a pretty clueless coach, way out of his depth...so meh

WTF does international rugby league have to do with Nathan Brown anyway?

No mention of that fair dinkum Aussie James Tamou then?

Using Brown's own analogy, what about a cow that gets taken to live with ducks at an early age? If it starts to quack instead of moo, does that mean it's no longer a cow? Maybe Brown should stop thinking about zoology and concentrate on teaching his teams to win in August and September?

Isnt the example of Henderson wrong, he was born in Torquay.

I acctually agree with him,but he whinges so you cant take him seriously and the Aussies have been doing this for years (Civonaciva Hayne Tony Williams) as have the Kiwis with our own Brent Webb

Not a fan of him but I think he's spot on here. As for comparing what we've done to the Aussies, to me there's a massive difference between us selecting players who've grown up, been coached and learned to play the game in Australia (Heighington) or New Zealand (Chase) and what the Aussies do as most/all of their 'foreigners' have come through the Australian system and learned the game there. I also don't think Reed or Henderson should play for England for the same reason - they're Australian as far as I'm concerned regardless of where they were born - Australian is the background, culture and way of life they know and they have been produced by the Australian schools/coaching system. Also, Civoniceva and Tamou don't opt to play for Australia because they wouldn't get in their own national sides which is, frankly, why we saw Chase and Heighington running out for England last year.

So one of the reasons Chase isn't English is because he calls people 'bro'?

Might I suggest you read the blog in the link provided by John D earlier up the page.

Then, if you can present a more rational argument to support your view we can move on with the discussion.

Until then, your gibberish is barely worthy of a response, no offence intended.