_wwong
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It’s becoming Hodges Yow Yeh like on that side of the field.
POST GAME [Round 12, 2022] Broncos vs Titans
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MrTickyMcG
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Does he have that headdress tattooed on his leg? That is so cool as a comparison pic
Big Del
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- Apr 22, 2017
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Didn`t hear you talking about his amazing skills with passing ?
Because that`s what I am talking about .
Always liked Herbies efforts , but was knocking him not passing the ball . That flick pass to Ezra put that to rest .
- Oct 7, 2017
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Perhaps an ill conceived bluff that has totally backfired.
What it has done however, is shown everyone else in the team how to not go about asking for a release should they desire one.
Surely he would be getting advice from all and sundry.
Maybe he would be better served by taking advice only from those with nothing to gain by giving it.
He won't be a pauper no matter what lays ahead so happiness is the key. Clearly he needs to have a chat to his best mate David Fifita who in turn needs to be honest with him.
David couldn’t even crack a smile when awarded a no try last night.
- Jan 25, 2014
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Watched the Titans press conference.
Props to Tino. When the reporter asked who's decision was it to go short, he straight away said it was his and put his hand up saying that try was his fault. Isaako wanted to go long, but Tino told him to go short. The short kick off was actually good, but Tino didn't do a good enough job getting to the ball despite being closer to it than Paix and then misses the tackle.
Props to Tino. When the reporter asked who's decision was it to go short, he straight away said it was his and put his hand up saying that try was his fault. Isaako wanted to go long, but Tino told him to go short. The short kick off was actually good, but Tino didn't do a good enough job getting to the ball despite being closer to it than Paix and then misses the tackle.
- Jan 25, 2014
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The atmosphere at the game was really good.
Best I've experienced since the GF rematch in 2016.
Best I've experienced since the GF rematch in 2016.
BroncosFever
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- Jun 6, 2014
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I really like how Kevvie is using the bench, I don't think we're an 80 minute team but we're getting momentum at the right end of the 80 minutes and putting teams away in that last 20, having said that.. last night I think it was more about the Titans than it was us being that dominant in the 2nd half.
The short kick off they did was obviously them thinking "well we can't defend our way out of this, our best chance is to get the ball and score more points", that's the only reason I can explain why they'd go for that play.
Even as an opposition fan it was hard to watch their presser, coach and player looked to be gutted, Holbrook almost wanted to blame his players but stopped short of doing so and Tino wanted to blame himself.
The short kick off they did was obviously them thinking "well we can't defend our way out of this, our best chance is to get the ball and score more points", that's the only reason I can explain why they'd go for that play.
Even as an opposition fan it was hard to watch their presser, coach and player looked to be gutted, Holbrook almost wanted to blame his players but stopped short of doing so and Tino wanted to blame himself.
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The Haas situation leading into the game 
Haas’ effort during the game
Haas after the game sitting with Reynolds
That drop and that short kick off to help turn the game
Herbie’s flick for Mam
Mam’s pass for Oates
Te Maire‘s game and scoring off his own try assist
The team effort to complete another memorable comeback
The Lang Park crowd
Our coach keeping a lid on things and wrapping up number 6
Haas’ effort during the game
Haas after the game sitting with Reynolds
That drop and that short kick off to help turn the game
Herbie’s flick for Mam
Mam’s pass for Oates
Te Maire‘s game and scoring off his own try assist
The team effort to complete another memorable comeback
The Lang Park crowd
Our coach keeping a lid on things and wrapping up number 6
theshed
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For the life of me I can’t recall this Masters incident?
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He said Kevvie wiped him, but then he played like he forgot to wipe himself.
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It's in the highlights on NRL.com. Pretty funny brain fade.
BroncosFever
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On their line, he was on the cusp of giving a penalty for holding down too long but then right as Capewell goes to get up he gives him one last shove, it was one the most blatant things I have seen on the field, the ref had no choice it was that bad.
Esan Marsters has really gone backwards, I remember when he was breaking through at the Tigers he was a point of difference there for them at the time.
thenry
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He said that the coaching did nothing for him, he kept training every day but never improved...
theshed
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The sin bin? I got confused because some posters were making it seem like it was dumber than the Isaako/Tino short kick off debacle
- Aug 25, 2018
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Yep, his instincts are still to go it alone, always starting with that camp little jink-step, reminiscent of Karmichael Hunt. I've never understood the point of those. It just gives the opposition a second to get closer to you. But at least we know now he has some ball skills, and ****, he's strong. That try he scored. Should not have happened. But it did.
Push comes to shove, I'm keeping Te Maire at fullback. It's his position to lose now.
broncos4life
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I wonder if Kevvie is tempted to call him and ask was the grubbed restart part of the brilliant coaching that he is finally receiving from Holbrook?
