Talk:Terry Lamb
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This is an excellent page. Congratulations. I have added a small box at the bottom to tie in with the Wests Tigers coaches. --Cyclone James 08:09, 30 January 2006 (UTC)
Wow. Congrats to the people that wrote this! Forever young 07:02, 17 February 2006 (UTC)
For a more unbiased view of Lamb the article needs more mention of his dirty play throughout his career. The Hanley incident was hardly the end of it.
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Someone has to work out the copyright status of those images. I'm thinking they probably should not be there...They look great however. Forever young 07:03, 17 February 2006 (UTC)
The discussion of the Churchill award going to "ARL aligned" Jim Dymock is but one example of the shocking POV in this article. It needs to be cleaned up.
- Definitely agreed, it's been fixed. Also the following POVs are also changed:
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- where they (Wests Tigers) blew $8million in players that were washed up and not part of the future Lamb was hoping to plan.
- It wasn't the right time for Lamb to be coach and despite the promise he showed at Canterbury, it was still too soon after his playing days and he has never been forgiven by the Balmain side of the joint venture for the Ellery Hanley incident.
- Canterbury is the only club where its officials and fans will fully appreciate his value and dedication.--58.106.16.48 11:42, 25 July 2006 (UTC)
