Bearfax
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With a name like that I would suggest the mutt was an early front runner, showed great talent and speed, settled in well in the middle stages then limped home at the tail of the field.
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With a name like that I would suggest the mutt was an early front runner, showed great talent and speed, settled in well in the middle stages then limped home at the tail of the field.
brad
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Well the dishlickers are comletely different to the arselickers at work , because gee they start early .
Sir Garfield Sobers - 365*
It took Garry Sobers a little while to notch up his maiden ton, but when he did he made it a big one - the biggest one ever until that time. Also famous for hitting six sixes in an over in County Cricket. Great bowler who could bowl spin or pace at Test Level. Throw in some very good fielding skills and you can see why he is considered the pre-eminent All Rounder. Freakish talent.
It took Garry Sobers a little while to notch up his maiden ton, but when he did he made it a big one - the biggest one ever until that time. Also famous for hitting six sixes in an over in County Cricket. Great bowler who could bowl spin or pace at Test Level. Throw in some very good fielding skills and you can see why he is considered the pre-eminent All Rounder. Freakish talent.
Captain Moondog
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STAR Canterbury recruit Kieran Foran is on track to start the season at five-eighth after returning to full-contact training.
Bulldogs coach Dean Pay confirmed Foran had overcome a host of injury concerns, which forced him to spend his first month at the club in rehabilitation.
In a huge boost for the blue and whites, the former New Zealand international completed a series of contact drills prior to the Christmas break.
A fit and firing Foran resumed training on Monday and Pay has sights set on playing the ex-Manly, Parramatta and Warriors playmaker in Canterbury’s opening trial against Canberra at the Sunshine Coast on February 17.
“Kieran is going really well,” Pay told The Daily Telegraph.
“He did a bit of opposed work before the break and it was good for him to get out there with the boys.
“I think he was over the rehab group and he enjoyed every minute of it. It was good signs, so now we just need to keep progressing with it.”
Pay is particularly pleased to see a smile on Foran’s face.
The premiership-winning half has privately battled for a number of years now, dating back to 2016 when Parramatta granted him indefinite leave of absence to deal with a range of personal issues.
The 27-year-old had been struggling with a relationship breakdown. He was admitted to St Vincent’s hospital after overdosing on prescription medication before being granted leave.
It’s been a tough few years for the Kiwi international. (AAP Image/Dan Himbrechts)
27?... he looks good for 40.
Bulldogs coach Dean Pay confirmed Foran had overcome a host of injury concerns, which forced him to spend his first month at the club in rehabilitation.
In a huge boost for the blue and whites, the former New Zealand international completed a series of contact drills prior to the Christmas break.
A fit and firing Foran resumed training on Monday and Pay has sights set on playing the ex-Manly, Parramatta and Warriors playmaker in Canterbury’s opening trial against Canberra at the Sunshine Coast on February 17.
“Kieran is going really well,” Pay told The Daily Telegraph.
“He did a bit of opposed work before the break and it was good for him to get out there with the boys.
“I think he was over the rehab group and he enjoyed every minute of it. It was good signs, so now we just need to keep progressing with it.”
Pay is particularly pleased to see a smile on Foran’s face.
The premiership-winning half has privately battled for a number of years now, dating back to 2016 when Parramatta granted him indefinite leave of absence to deal with a range of personal issues.
The 27-year-old had been struggling with a relationship breakdown. He was admitted to St Vincent’s hospital after overdosing on prescription medication before being granted leave.
It’s been a tough few years for the Kiwi international. (AAP Image/Dan Himbrechts)
27?... he looks good for 40.
Terry Zarsoff
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He is the youngest 40-year old in the NRL.
I don't.
Ned
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What a difference 3 weeks makes hahaha. Dean Pay you are absolute clown shoes.
MadMarcus
Toovey for NRL CEO
With 80 year old hamstrings
Yep he’s back and so is this thread.
Another club ( 4th is just a few years), so hows he going to go???
Another club ( 4th is just a few years), so hows he going to go???
With hammys like a fan belt on a Vauxhall viva?
The answer is out there........
Blake A
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I think he will be up against with a combination of personal (is he still with the chick tending the litter?) and physical issues.
Not that I wish it on him, but I’d be backing a breakdown on either or both fronts. Winx will be at longer odds.
Yes believe he’s still with the Tattoo Queen ( saw a photo last week).
In one way I’m sad for him, in another it’s quite fun watching it implode!
In one way I’m sad for him, in another it’s quite fun watching it implode!
So, anyone wanna guess how many rounds the Fiz will last until there’s drama’s???
I'm going 10 ..he can hold it together for that long.
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