Brisbane coach anthony Griffin says criticism of the Broncos is fair game Broncos legends Gorden Tallis and Kevin Walters slam the attitude and direction of the club. BESIEGED Broncos coach Anthony Griffin has defended his players' commitment, saying his club had become fair game. Brisbane has been the subject of intense criticism since tumbling out of the finals race for just the second time in club history. Former captain Gordon Tallis demanded a "shake up" of the organisation in The Courier-Mail on Wednesday. But Griffin has hit back. "Everyone is singing like canaries so we will just let them go," he said. When you are not getting results you will get people who want to criticise. We are fair game at the moment. There's plenty of people talking out there. We are where we are. There are a lot of different answers (to what went wrong), we could speculate about it all day. We've got some things wrong this year but you can never question the players' commitment. Griffin said all aspects of the club will be reviewed after the finals fade out. Anthony Griffin. Picture: Nathan Richter His staff are clearly concerned about changes in the off-season, emerging from the clubhouse to listen in on Griffin's press conference when questions surrounding off-season movement were raised. The club's annual season review will decide whether personnel are changed next season. Griffin admitted it was a weird feeling presiding over the club's final training session on Wednesday morning. They play for nothing except pride against the Canterbury Bulldogs tonight. It is an unfortunate way for NRL legend Scott Prince to bow out in his 300th game. "I'm hurting as much as anyone in the place," Griffin said. This is something I have never been involved with as a coach, being outside the playoffs. We will cop what we have to cop at the moment. We will look at everything. It is a knife edge. If we won a couple of close games that we were involved in we would be talking about next week's finals. It is a matter of having a clear head, sitting down and analysing things. We will do that internally.