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Mid-season Report Card
I can’t be bothered looking it up, but off the top of my head, are we not a better defensive side this year? There’s been a few games where we’ve kept sides around 6-12 points which I don’t remember happening at all last season. The Eels game was poor defensively and Storm at Brookie was a...- LeonardCohen
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The Daly Cherrygraph
TBH, once he leaves Manly, I couldn’t GAF whether Dollar Cha$er Evan$ is successful or not. I don’t understand why anyone else here would GAF either, unless they are in love with him 😎- LeonardCohen
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[Resurrected] Turbo injury,healt..wait..injury - updates
The bizarre thing about Tom is he played so well for Australia at the end of last season and had speed. Then, come the start of this year…gone?! How do you lose speed in six months? Not to mention 8 tackle breaks against the Cowboys in rd.1. I think he was playing busted post-Warriors game in...- LeonardCohen
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Hass goes to market
That’s not how it works; they’re given a house with side access; after they’ve settled in, a dump truck pulls up in the backyard and the money is poured onto the lawn. The dump truck drives off, the player accesses their ‘club supplied’ rake and the cash is taken inside. The rest is Premiership...- LeonardCohen
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Run Koula Run
I love a good analysis of RL, but everything is fine with Koula and our halves IMO. We don’t need surgery with our attack to afford Koula more ball or opportunities. We simply need a forward pack that decide to turn up (particularly in defence) each week. That’s the limitation. The reason is he...- LeonardCohen
- Post #478
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Clayton Faulalo
To some extent but you can have a great technique and still get dragged backwards; it’s more that size is not an indication of strength. I’ve seen people with huge biceps lose arm wrestles to people half their size. It’s something to do with musculoskeletal and neuromuscular coordination...- LeonardCohen
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The Daly Cherrygraph
a lot will be said about Daly’s fine game tonight and deservedly so, but…the most impressive thing about it, was what he didn’t do, I.e go for cheap points out of yardage. Why he can’t play with control and get our team into the grind every week is beyond me. More of tonight, please Daly!- LeonardCohen
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Lehi deserves the 1
personally, I prefer Tom to be out completely than play with a niggle; I’m sick of watching a FG footballer hobble around and wince in contact and meander through games, when we need 110% from a player in such an important position. If he is not right, put him on ice until he is 100%. If he is...- LeonardCohen
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The Daly Cherrygraph
Not so much misogyny, more desperation.- LeonardCohen
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The Daly Cherrygraph
fair enough, I can see where you’re coming from.- LeonardCohen
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The Daly Cherrygraph
Mitch Moses is probably the player I dislike most in the game, but I think he was more effective than the other halves on the field last night. He played over the advantage line, made a line break, put Angus C into space a couple of times, and defended strongly. I actually thought Cleary was...- LeonardCohen
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Lehi deserves the 1
I’m in the Lehi to 1 over Koula camp and that’s saying something because Koula is my favourite player. Lehi is a better defender (as in setting the defence and providing a last line), better under the high ball and better at generating a fast play-the-ball on kick returns. He has great...- LeonardCohen
- Post #21
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The Daly Cherrygraph
A lot of ‘DCE wasn’t that bad’ and that’s true but missing the point a little. He’s not there for ‘wasn’t that bad’, he’s the captain and halfback. I think that’s the point of the criticism levelled at him. There’s not a lot of creativity in Daly at SOO level. He just goes through the motions...- LeonardCohen
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Galvin
I can see where you're coming from; the guy is a big noise and achieved nothing yet. But yeah, Gus has taken the plunge and will have to live by his decision; knowing that bastard, it'll land him a premiership!- LeonardCohen
- Post #574
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[Resurrected] Turbo injury,healt..wait..injury - updates
I see your point. Koula gassed quicker than Hoppa though…the conundrum continues 😂- LeonardCohen
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[Resurrected] Turbo injury,healt..wait..injury - updates
The Koula/Hoppa to 1 debate is interesting. Koula is more explosive and can create numbers with his speed but is less silky with his passing game. Hoppa is a great last line in defence and has a stronger yardage carry to allow for a quick play-the-ball. It really is splitting hairs.- LeonardCohen
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Galvin
You’re off the mark IMO. The **** fight is not Galvin’s doing; the Dogs offered him a contract, it’s on them. Galvin hasn’t forced a reshuffle, Gus and his recruitment team have. I don’t like Galvin and his management but it’s not his fault when a club reshuffles their team to accomodate a...- LeonardCohen
- Post #563
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Galvin
I think the way the Tigers exit was handled was poor; not suggesting he owed them his signature, but the public fallout was unnecessary. However, it’s not Galvin’s duty to knock back a contract at another club because a player there might get dropped back to NSW Cup. Every player in the game is...- LeonardCohen
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The Daly Cherrygraph
I’ll be bowled over if they win it. I think the first time that record is broken, it’ll be by a remarkable team, not a Roosters side in the middle of a rebuild.- LeonardCohen
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