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You can't appreciate someone's talent until they win you a game? Isn't that a bit like saying you don't appreciate your girlfriend until she brings you to climax?
POST GAME Round 15 - Broncos vs Dragons
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I also want to throw Paix in there as well. So dynamic. When he's in the middle we seem to run harder and middle lifts in intensity
Culhwch
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Pretty sure he's said he's got no interest in being a head coach, so that's an interesting tactic if he's putting an application together. Let's set our sights on someone with at least a little more experience in the job.
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Come again?
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Has he? I did not know that. Maybe he will reluctantly agree and have his arm twisted. He did coach in the Super League and was an assistant at many clubs in the NRL, so I'm not sure about the comment on experience. Especially in relation to Seibold...
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So, the post match presser tonight. Compare and contrast with Seibolds. I actually felt pretty positive after watching that, rather than being embarrassed by the mumbling, fumbling excuse-laden dribble we usually get. Well done, Peter Gentle. I particularly enjoyed his remarks on Dearden and how he is different to others by the fact “you don’t have to draw him pictures, he just gets it”.
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That's what she said...?
Lockysillegitimatechild
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Did I watch another game? Fifita froze staggs out of the game...
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Dearden would have got a lot of confidence from his performance tonight. That try he scored was a gem. He will be even better next week. Another star. I love the way he runs and looks for the play, as much as his taking on the line. He's always a threat.
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If there has ever been a better line in comedy I'm not here... i\
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He did well but that saints defence was fucking woeful.
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Our spine has everything we need except for a fullback now. And yes that spine includes Milford. Paix/turpin combo at 9 is set and 7 speaks for it self. The big conundrum is fullback...
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Well, his speed off the mark, feint and determination puts the blowtorch on the defence.
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What do we do after next year with the 6? There's no way we should be re-signing Milford on this much money again. Dearden on tree fiddy an hour is shitting all over him.
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I guess when theres not a lot else to hold onto, I would reach for something like this.
He beat an arms tackle and a lazy inside defence. It was a good try but he did it against one of the worst teams in the game in the play they turned off on.
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Imagine a FB with real speed off the mark prowling around the back of the ruck, working off Paix and Dearden. Now that's a good spine ... next year
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I think once Isaako returns and if he can turn his grief into determination, he will be a good fullback. He's just been off this year. We have other options too, Niu may prove to live up to the hype, I think Arthars may also prove a good option.
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I take your point but at least he saw that opportunity and took it like greased lightning. He loves his footy, and, off point, he combines really well with Milford
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