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Are the broncos going to actually stick up for themselves? This is at joke levels now, clear bias.
Why would we start now?
Are the broncos going to actually stick up for themselves? This is at joke levels now, clear bias.
I assume they’re aware of it and have tried the bigger man approach, now it’s become clear they need to make this public and messy to prove a point!Why would we start now?
Why would they start now? We've been getting bent over in every aspect for decades now and nothing has ever been said.Are the broncos going to actually stick up for themselves? This is at joke levels now, clear bias.
You’re the second person to ask me that .Why would they start now? We've been getting bent over in every aspect for decades now and nothing has ever been said.
The question isn't the resultant penalty but the charge grade:Can anyone explain to me how Brandon Smith smashing a guy's teeth in is a fine but Flegler is 4-5 weeks?
Ramien's is a joke, he comes over the top with a swinging arm with plenty of force, not even a penalty on the night
Herbie did not stay down pretending to be injured and was wearing a broncos jersey when he got hit.Yeah that is fucked. Ramien should be sitting out a couple of weeks if Piakura is. Copped Herbie flush on the fucking chin.
To be fair, I don’t think Trindel was pretending. Piakura hits hard and that one would’ve absolutely stung. I’m just not convinced it was late.Herbie did not stay down pretending to be injured and was wearing a broncos jersey when he got hit.
To be fair, I don’t think Trindel was pretending. Piakura hits hard and that one would’ve absolutely stung. I’m just not convinced it was late.
I completely agree with you on the matter but I can see why the club is just taking a back seat as well.Are the broncos going to actually stick up for themselves? This is at joke levels now, clear bias.
I'd give Haas off until January or so... the big fella hasn't had a break all year with origin, etc.Qscan Injury Update: Haas & Turpin
broncos.com.au
Tue 7 Sep 2021, 03:39 PM
The Broncos can provide an update on injuries sustained by Payne Haas and Jake Turpin in the final-round victory over the Newcastle Knights.
Haas underwent scans on his ankle yesterday at the Clive Berghofer Centre Qscan facility.
Broncos Head Of Performance Dave Ballard said: “Payne will have syndesmosis surgery in the coming days, while Jake is undergoing surgery on a broken jaw this week.
“Both Payne and Jake will be back in full training by December.”
Qscan Injury Update: Haas & Turpin
Update on injuries sustained by Payne Haas and Jake Turpin in the final-round victory over the Newcastle Knights.www.broncos.com.au
I like your sentiment, but he won't be fit as **** in 6 weeks' time. You might be surprised how long it takes to fully recover from a leg injury - plus it takes even longer to believe you're invincible again. His rehab has pretty much cancelled his well earned holiday, unfortunately.I'd give Haas off until January or so... the big fella hasn't had a break all year with origin, etc.
He's fit as ****, so I can't see him blowing out in weight.
Probably more that I cant see him letting himself go due to the injury downtime in the same way that a Latrell, Dave Taylor, etc. could over an off season.... so not as much work required to get him back in top shape if he has a bit of extra time off.I like your sentiment, but he won't be fit as **** in 6 weeks' time. You might be surprised how long it takes to fully recover from a leg injury - plus it takes even longer to believe you're invincible again. His rehab has pretty much cancelled his well earned holiday, unfortunately.