PLAYER Ezra Mam
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Swordfish
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- Aug 24, 2022
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My goodness! Coby talks so mature. Not sure how great he can turn out to be on the field but the way he assess, talks, expresses & summaries is already at Adam levels.
Don’t want to jinx it but it’s been so long that we found a 7 from our system who’s destined for greatness. Drill some footy smarts into him real hard if he hadn’t got them already.
Berry Barrigan
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Matt Lodge is the Cybertruck of the NRL
- Aug 25, 2018
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His entire life has been a car crash.
Big Del
State of Origin Rep
- Apr 22, 2017
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No wrapping of the arms ?
Hit him with his shoulder / chest arms . But no wrapping motion . Penalty , maybe a sin bin if it was a 2nd or 3rd offence .
No suspension warranted IMO .
Big Del
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They would have done reps together at training in the opposed sessions .
Big Del
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Big Del
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Used the cocaine the day before is the story .
Effects of coke only last 30 -40 minutes . Not a fcking life time .
- Aug 25, 2018
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Like you have of a brain.
Big Del
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The way his ute swerved in the CCTV clip .
I can visualise him dropping a coffee on his lap or dropped his phone on the floor .Huntsman on the windscreen level of reaction . LOL
The change of direction was def random and violent.
Some major distraction happened inside the cab of that ute .And I don't think it was the coke he had the day before .
- Jul 28, 2016
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Yep I'd say took his eyes off the road for a second... then he looks up and there's brake lights and the traffic stopped in front of him.
Split second reaction is to brake and swerve out of the way... within a split second he's in the opposite lane.
Or maybe someone is trying to parallel park and he's moving to the opposite lane trying to quickly duck around them and doesn't see the oncoming traffic until it's too late.
- Aug 25, 2018
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For all the scorn that's been directed towards him, we're still speculating. The court's verdict should be sufficient. It was an accident.
- Jul 28, 2016
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Well there are clearly some people that read the Sydney narrative and continue to believe it as gospel... so for as long as there are people regurgitating misleading information then I'm going to reply with actual facts to correct their incorrect ones and other alternatives from the opposite end of the narrative... that may at least get people to think about it differently and potentially crack into the Sydney echo chamber that is currently guiding them
broncsgoat
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Picking 23 and not 24 is telling.
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The narrative that he got off lightly isn't restricted to Sydney. It's wall to wall vindictive small dick shit right across the country.
- Jul 28, 2016
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Exactly... so if someone is going to come on a bronco fan forum and spew the same shit then I'm going to reply to it.
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Probably akin to blowing .01 at an RBT.
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The whole story is a circus of hysterical bullshit.
1 in 5 drivers in random roadside drug tests returned positive results for cocaine.
Hundreds of drivers caught with cocaine in their system by new roadside testing regime
An expansion to Queensland's list of detectable drugs during random roadside intercepts identified 322 drug driving offences involving cocaine in its first six months between July and December last year.
www.abc.net.au
About 1 in 4 tested positive for another drug.
Did you hear about any of these other people? Did they cop the abuse and workplace sanctions Ezra did?
