That's what he has written, in two seperate articles in the HUN in the past couple of days ...
If those two players are considered 'elite' by Ralph standards, then probably Gary Ablett and Chris Judd should be classed as demi-gods
That is ridiculous to call those two type of players 'elite' and further proof of how some journos honestly overrate grossly some of the more 'average' players in the comp.
Now Wells had the potential to be elite, but be it through injuries or other reasons, has failed to live up to his potential, although we have seen it in glimpses, hasn't done enough to be considered Elite, and Stanton is to me, in the words of Rex Hunt 'a good, ordinary player', nothing more and certainly nowhere near the 'elite' players of the comp.
If those two players are considered 'elite' by Ralph standards, then probably Gary Ablett and Chris Judd should be classed as demi-gods
That is ridiculous to call those two type of players 'elite' and further proof of how some journos honestly overrate grossly some of the more 'average' players in the comp.
Now Wells had the potential to be elite, but be it through injuries or other reasons, has failed to live up to his potential, although we have seen it in glimpses, hasn't done enough to be considered Elite, and Stanton is to me, in the words of Rex Hunt 'a good, ordinary player', nothing more and certainly nowhere near the 'elite' players of the comp.