This is by the clown that said the reason he signed with Parra was to improve his game under Arthur
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manlyfan76
There is no A.I. Just better computers
Do you think ZtH cried into his whopper today when he saw that photo? Im suprised ZtH hasnt started a war with sterlo yet.
Loobs
Living in the demountable.
Same clown who dropped this chestnut:
“Being down at Manly, you know every training session, every week is intense. There is pressure to perform and it’s all very … intense is the only word I can think of.
“So to get the chance to get out of that spotlight even for just a few days and actually just get back to enjoying yourself and having a bit of fun out there."
LOL he's gonna love carrying the weight of 30 years without a premiership ****ing dip****...
cherry_poppins
Bencher
Hasson isn't worthy of a spot in my limited memory
Toovey taking over from Arthur?
Terry Zarsoff
First Grader
He already has. Had a crack at Sterlo's reputation as a player some weeks back. Of course Sterlo wasn't half the player that our ZtH was.
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Loobs
Living in the demountable.
Again there was a similar story from Choc when he first went over about how good they were yada yada and Choc how did that work out???
HoldenV8
Journey Man
Since this is the Kieran Forum I thought this should go in here.
Foran has withdrawn from the Kiwi tour due to an elbow injury. They are going to be very light on for halves. No Johnson, no Foran and Benji wasn't even selected.
http://rugbyleagueweek.com.au/nine-players-added-kiwis-train-on-squad/
Foran has withdrawn from the Kiwi tour due to an elbow injury. They are going to be very light on for halves. No Johnson, no Foran and Benji wasn't even selected.
http://rugbyleagueweek.com.au/nine-players-added-kiwis-train-on-squad/
manlyfan76
There is no A.I. Just better computers
He was always going there to be 7.
tookey
First Grader
For $1.2m a year he couldn't give a toss where or how he plays
Parra think that he is the next Peter Sterling. No pressure on Foran but after a few losses wait for the knives to come out for him from their fans
Didn't the last time he play half back he was towelled up by Tony Williams?
Kieran Foran set to take Peter Sterling’s mantle as Parramatta’s No.7
FOR 25 years Parramatta have searched for the right man to take ownership of their prized No. 7 jumper.
On Thursday Kieran Foran will be officially unveiled as the latest to try and put to bed the Peter Sterling halfback curse.
Coach Brad Arthur has confirmed Foran will become the 35th player to wear the Eels’ No.7 jumper since 1990, after which Sterling only played a total of four games in his final two seasons.
“Kieran will be halfback. Kieran wants to get his hands on the ball more so he will be able to do that,” Arthur said.
“He comes as our marquee player and the difference will be that he is going to have a lot more responsibility.”
Parramatta haven’t won a premiership since 1986, managing just two grand final appearances. In Arthur’s third year in charge, and with Foran’s reported $1.1 million a season price tag, comes pressure to change that.
“He is going to have to lead and we want him heavily on the ball,” Arthur said of Foran.
“And that is a halfback’s role. We really want him taking control of this team.”
While outlining Foran’s role, Arthur also explained why he will complement Corey Norman.
“It is always handy to have a left footer and right footer on either side of the ruck,” Arthur said.
“It is ideal for your kicking game and both possess really good running games.
“Normy’s organisational skills have had to develop the last two years playing in the team that we have had and he has really taken control.
“Now he can step back a touch and really inject himself and run the footy when he needs to and Kieran will step up more as the general.”
Expectations will be high for Foran as Parramatta’s new halfback.
At Manly the Kiwi international was surrounded by a superstar backline, and there is no doubt what happens from here will ultimately determine his legacy.
“Hopefully we have worked hard to put what we think is going to be a real competitive list around him and hopefully he lives to say he was very happy with his move to Parramatta,” Arthur said.
Foran may yet be the Eels’ captain for 2016 with Arthur still to choose between him, last season’s skipper Tim Mannah and Beau Scott, who captained Country last year.
Asked if Mannah’s leadership was confirmed, Arthur said: “We will decide who our captain is going to be coming into that last trial match.
“And Timmy knows that, there is no guarantees for any player.
“The idea is they all work really hard and focus on themselves individually and get as fit as they can and the leader or leadership group or whatever you want to call it will pop up naturally.
“Then it will be an easy selection for me come February.”
Parra think that he is the next Peter Sterling. No pressure on Foran but after a few losses wait for the knives to come out for him from their fans
Didn't the last time he play half back he was towelled up by Tony Williams?
Kieran Foran set to take Peter Sterling’s mantle as Parramatta’s No.7
FOR 25 years Parramatta have searched for the right man to take ownership of their prized No. 7 jumper.
On Thursday Kieran Foran will be officially unveiled as the latest to try and put to bed the Peter Sterling halfback curse.
Coach Brad Arthur has confirmed Foran will become the 35th player to wear the Eels’ No.7 jumper since 1990, after which Sterling only played a total of four games in his final two seasons.
“Kieran will be halfback. Kieran wants to get his hands on the ball more so he will be able to do that,” Arthur said.
“He comes as our marquee player and the difference will be that he is going to have a lot more responsibility.”
Parramatta haven’t won a premiership since 1986, managing just two grand final appearances. In Arthur’s third year in charge, and with Foran’s reported $1.1 million a season price tag, comes pressure to change that.
“He is going to have to lead and we want him heavily on the ball,” Arthur said of Foran.
“And that is a halfback’s role. We really want him taking control of this team.”
While outlining Foran’s role, Arthur also explained why he will complement Corey Norman.
“It is always handy to have a left footer and right footer on either side of the ruck,” Arthur said.
“It is ideal for your kicking game and both possess really good running games.
“Normy’s organisational skills have had to develop the last two years playing in the team that we have had and he has really taken control.
“Now he can step back a touch and really inject himself and run the footy when he needs to and Kieran will step up more as the general.”
Expectations will be high for Foran as Parramatta’s new halfback.
At Manly the Kiwi international was surrounded by a superstar backline, and there is no doubt what happens from here will ultimately determine his legacy.
“Hopefully we have worked hard to put what we think is going to be a real competitive list around him and hopefully he lives to say he was very happy with his move to Parramatta,” Arthur said.
Foran may yet be the Eels’ captain for 2016 with Arthur still to choose between him, last season’s skipper Tim Mannah and Beau Scott, who captained Country last year.
Asked if Mannah’s leadership was confirmed, Arthur said: “We will decide who our captain is going to be coming into that last trial match.
“And Timmy knows that, there is no guarantees for any player.
“The idea is they all work really hard and focus on themselves individually and get as fit as they can and the leader or leadership group or whatever you want to call it will pop up naturally.
“Then it will be an easy selection for me come February.”
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Ron E. Gibbs
First Grader
Arthur hopes he's going to live? I didn't even know he was sick…
No pressure at all, though, Fozzy. It's only your career. And Arthur's, of course.
This just highlights how insane he was to go there in the first place.
sheridanstand78
First Grader
Ex player, destroyed his legacy here. Time to move on folks what he does there is nothing to do with us!
Dee Why Eagle
Bencher
Actually, I believe he did play 6 in the juniors
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8 | 5 | 3 | 51 | 12 |
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9 | 5 | 3 | 37 | 11 |
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9 | 5 | 4 | 95 | 10 |
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9 | 5 | 4 | 42 | 10 |
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8 | 4 | 4 | 25 | 10 |
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9 | 5 | 4 | -14 | 10 |
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9 | 4 | 5 | -16 | 8 |
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9 | 4 | 5 | -19 | 8 |
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8 | 3 | 5 | -55 | 8 |
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9 | 4 | 5 | -70 | 8 |
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9 | 3 | 5 | 11 | 7 |
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8 | 2 | 6 | -63 | 6 |
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8 | 1 | 7 | -89 | 4 |
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8 | 1 | 7 | -166 | 4 |
