Voice of Jarome luai, I’m not longer welcome in NSW Blues,why always Liam Martin after…
It’s difficult to accept the fact that I’m no longer welcome in the Blues squad.
As a proud player who has poured his heart and soul into representing New South Wales, this is a personal disappointment.
The decision-makers have moved their focus, and here I am, left to question my position and worth.
I’ve been a part of numerous battles, given my all on the field, and formed bonds with my comrades.
The pride of putting on the Blues jersey, feeling the energy of the crowd, and striving for victory has been a career highlight. However, the narrative appears to have changed.
Why always Liam Martin? This question echoes in my mind, not out of bitterness, but out of a need to understand the shift.
Liam is a phenomenal player, no doubt. His work rate, dedication, and performances speak volumes. He deserves his accolades and his place in the team.
Yet, it’s hard not to feel overlooked when someone else becomes the constant choice. I’ve been there, put in the hard yards, and contributed to the team’s success.
My passion for the game and for NSW hasn’t waned. I’ve always believed that merit and performance should be the key determinants, and I wonder what has tipped the scales against me.
It’s more than just personal pride; it’s about the team, the fans, and the state. I want to be there, fighting alongside my brothers and representing New South Wales proudly.
This exclusion feels like a chapter closing prematurely. But in sport, as in life, decisions are made, and we have to move forward.
I’ll keep pushing myself, keep refining my skills, and maybe, just maybe, the door will open again.
For the time being, I’ll cheer on the Blues from the sidelines, hoping that they recognize the value I can contribute.
If not, I’ll use this sensation to improve my game. My adventure does not finish here. It’s a diversion, and I’ll come back stronger and more motivated than before.
I’ll keep pushing myself and honing my skills, and perhaps, just maybe, the door will open again.
For the time being, I’ll cheer on the Blues from the sidelines, hoping that they recognize the value I can contribute. If not, I’ll use this sensation to improve my game.
My adventure does not finish here. It’s a diversion, and I’ll come back stronger and more motivated than before.
