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2026 NRL General Discussion Thread
- Thread starter bb_gun
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- Sep 6, 2013
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Oin da Foir doinkoim depoirtmoint...
- Jul 28, 2016
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Lol... suck shit ya flog
Can't wait for him to start up a poddie only for no one to give a shit about it.
Can call it the pineapple express
- Jul 28, 2016
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Through the courier mail... maybe Badel is trying to get a plane ticket back to Sydney
- Sep 6, 2013
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He's got the roight oinflections when he spoiks.
- Sep 6, 2013
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- Jul 28, 2016
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0.253... over 5 times the limit... and this ****ing cuuunt wants to spew that he's a conduit to the people ... eat all the dicks flog
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And he's a nsw'men so he's already in the boys club
- Jan 25, 2014
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0.253
**** me. He's lucky he didn't ****ing kill anyone.
**** me. He's lucky he didn't ****ing kill anyone.
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At .253, he’s a far greater danger to road users than someone with traces of a drug in their system.
- Jul 28, 2016
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Nah nah nah... latest reports from Sydney are that Mam almost killed an infant haven't you heard
tommy
International Rep
- Jun 5, 2015
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Eh, pretty much a moot point seeing as mam crashed. They were both equally dangers on the road. Let's see how much of a run this story gets though.
broncos4life
International Captain
- Oct 5, 2011
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Marguex and Marto, would be hard to find a bigger pair of classless, brainless flogs.
- Jan 25, 2014
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Mark Nawaqanitawase is not eligible for Rookie of the Year after the ARLC changed the eligibility rules on Friday.
Now Rugby Union players with International experience will no longer be eligible for the award.
The new rule:
Players are eligible for the Rookie of the Year in their debut season and the subsequent two NRL seasons.
Once a player plays five (5) professional matches in any sporting code, league or competition as determined by the NRL (which will include without limitation the NRL Premiership, English Super League, Rugby Union or Rugby Sevens), he becomes ineligible for the Rookie of the Year in any subsequent seasons.
Now Rugby Union players with International experience will no longer be eligible for the award.
The new rule:
Players are eligible for the Rookie of the Year in their debut season and the subsequent two NRL seasons.
Once a player plays five (5) professional matches in any sporting code, league or competition as determined by the NRL (which will include without limitation the NRL Premiership, English Super League, Rugby Union or Rugby Sevens), he becomes ineligible for the Rookie of the Year in any subsequent seasons.
Big Pete
International Captain
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Common sense prevails.
They've changed the criteria so many times since I've been following it's difficult to keep up. So to be eligible you can only have played five games or less within the past two seasons? So players who debuted in 2022 aren't eligible for this award?
So Ben Te Kura is still eligible for 2026 if he doesn't play another game?
They've changed the criteria so many times since I've been following it's difficult to keep up. So to be eligible you can only have played five games or less within the past two seasons? So players who debuted in 2022 aren't eligible for this award?
So Ben Te Kura is still eligible for 2026 if he doesn't play another game?
ozzball
QCup Player
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Just wanted to hop on and send some positive wishes to Herbie, looks like the phins could go the big dance this year and blowing your hammy at this point .. he must be gutted. I guess I'm posting this under the "once a Bronc always a Bronc" heading .. got some good memories of him in the maroon and gold and wish him well.
