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The doomsday talk of the past few rounds seems to be notably absent
Super Freak
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I heard on the radio on the way home Corey Oates saying that the Broncos haven't been working on their attack much this year. They have been focusing on defence.
But now they are working on their attack more.
But now they are working on their attack more.
vertigo
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Shame Oates didn't get to equal the most tries in a match record, he could've easily got four tonight.
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Considering he was visibly struggling most of the game, he did remarkably well all the same! Milf could have just about gotten another tonight as well. Excellent stuff.
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They are a tad bitter. :laugh:
Ahhh so humble, they know they have it all over the Knights and still these muppets have to niggle and push, disrespectful ****
Cant wait to play these pretenders
I hate seeing Milford in bronco's colours.
This sell out dog should be in a Raider’s jumper.
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No. When you've had your fill for the day, store them in an ice cube tray and freeze them. Then you can enjoy them all season.
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The Greenhouse.......better than RedTube right now.
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Round 14 at Home.
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Milf has been playing out his skin, no-one else is on his level at the moment. Hunt has started getting back into the groove too. Now we just need to keep this momentum up against the Bunnies.
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Hahaha, their tears make our wins so much sweeter.
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Ask [MENTION=8536]Super Freak[/MENTION] , I reckon Milf has just added about 7 minutes to the reel in this game.
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Oates with 18 tries from his last 23! Was an amazing night and I'm so glad I busted my ass to get there, epic. I was at the Lions game and was just calling random shit out and telling everyone Milfy was getting a hattrick tonight for a laugh and he did! This kid is a star, Hunt is back. His confidence is back and as soon as that gap opened I knew he was over and he knew too! Some really nice finishes from Kahu - everyone played well. It's just what the fans needed to really get into the season in hand with the Cowboys narrow win. The only thing I'll say is that 5/10 attempts are not ideal.
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Yean about that.. The guy won't make it easy for me.
He needs to slow it down a bit. Let Hunt take more control.
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Broncos v Knights: Five key points
Magic Milford mesmerises many, Boyd and Oates issue Origin reminders, Broncos create some history and everything that can go wrong does go wrong for the Newcastle Knights.
Plaudits continue for ‘Mesmerising’ Milford
There are only two things faster than Anthony Milford’s footballing instincts right now and those are his right and left feet.
The Broncos five-eighth is hands down the most exhilarating attacking player in rugby league today and inside the first 32 minutes he had scored two tries, laid on another with a try assist and even popped up to take passes from Newcastle Knights players.
He scored the first hat-trick of his NRL career – taking his season tally to eight from seven games – and potted his fourth field goal of the season, captivating some of the most respected figures in rugby league.
“It is the best show in town. The Anthony Milford Show,” said Fox Sports commentator Andrew Voss.
“He is mesmerising, Anthony Milford,” added Greg Alexander. “The footwork that Milford put on Trent Hodkinson [for Corey Oates’s second try] left him standing, grabbing air.”
“He’s got the footwork, he’s got the vision… He is the best player in the competition at the moment and by a long way. That first half was incredible,” said Braith Anasta in commentary for Fox Sports.
Boyd states his case to be Queensland No.1
Darius Boyd’s response may have been predictable but the fact that Kevin Walters asked the question may be the best indication yet of who will wear the Queensland No.1 jersey in this year’s State of Origin Series.
Boyd was again superb in a high-functioning Broncos attack, running for 94 metres with three tackle busts and having a hand in the first try for Corey Oates and Walters obviously likes what he sees from The Broncos No.1.
“Do you think you can fill the role for Queensland at fullback this year?” Walters asked as Boyd left the field at half-time.
“If you’ll pick me,” was Boyd’s simple response.
Oh brother, what a Knight
They created a nice slice of history with three sets of brothers taking the field against the Broncos but there was little more that went right for the Knights on Saturday night.
On the back of their first win of the season last Sunday they needed everyone at their best for the full 80 minutes against the competition favourites but inside the first quarter of the game they had invited Brisbane to assume control of the game and lost five-eighth Jarrod Mullen to friendly fire.
Mullen was trying to make a tackle when Jack Stockwell’s arm swung around and effectively knocked his teammate out of the game. Jacob Saifiti also had a tough introduction to Suncorp Stadium when he copped a heavy knock trying to take down Sam Thaiday but he was able to shake it off and stay on the park.
The loss of Mullen forced Sione Mata’utia to move in from the centres to take up a place in the halves and a reorganisation of the defensive line.
At half-time they lost hooker Tyler Randell to injury and winger Nathan Ross succumbed to concussion seven minutes into the second half and was unable to return to the field.
Prop Josh King was Ross’s replacement on debut, Tariq Sims was moved to the centres and no matter how hard they all tried they simply couldn’t stem the flood of Broncos points.
And to round things off Pauli Pauli was placed on report for a high shot on Joe Ofahengaue.
Oates issues another Origin reminder
The retirement of Justin Hodges and long-term injuries to Billy Slater and Will Chambers has for the first time in a decade created selection headaches for new coach Kevin Walters but the Broncos behemoth might be the fast-acting aspirin he needs.
At 21 years of age you could argue he is too young for Origin football but at both ends of the field Oates is delivering the exact type of football needed in rugby league’s toughest arena.
Whether a flying leap to score in the corner or a tough run out of his own end that puts his team on the front foot, Oates deserves to have the front-running on Cowboys flyer Kyle Feldt for one of the vacant wing spots.
After a career first hat-trick against the Knights Oates now boasts 18 tries from his past 23 games and all told racked up 185 metres, three tackle busts and a game-high three line breaks in yet another dominant winger’s display.
Broncos break 50, create some history
Saturday night’s 53-point thumping was the first time the Broncos had posted 50 points since Round 13, 2012 but continued a long line of Newcastle thrashings at Suncorp Stadium.
Brisbane’s biggest ever win was a 71-6 shellacking of the Knights in 2007 and on two previous occasions they racked up a half century against the Novocastrians at home, Anthony Milford’s cheeky field goal with the final play an exclamation point on a totally dominant performance.
In addition to the points they scored, they kept a team scoreless for the second week in a row and the last time the Broncos did that in rounds 24 and 25 in 2006 they went on to win the competition.
Broncos v Knights: Five key points - NRL.com
Magic Milford mesmerises many, Boyd and Oates issue Origin reminders, Broncos create some history and everything that can go wrong does go wrong for the Newcastle Knights.
Plaudits continue for ‘Mesmerising’ Milford
There are only two things faster than Anthony Milford’s footballing instincts right now and those are his right and left feet.
The Broncos five-eighth is hands down the most exhilarating attacking player in rugby league today and inside the first 32 minutes he had scored two tries, laid on another with a try assist and even popped up to take passes from Newcastle Knights players.
He scored the first hat-trick of his NRL career – taking his season tally to eight from seven games – and potted his fourth field goal of the season, captivating some of the most respected figures in rugby league.
“It is the best show in town. The Anthony Milford Show,” said Fox Sports commentator Andrew Voss.
“He is mesmerising, Anthony Milford,” added Greg Alexander. “The footwork that Milford put on Trent Hodkinson [for Corey Oates’s second try] left him standing, grabbing air.”
“He’s got the footwork, he’s got the vision… He is the best player in the competition at the moment and by a long way. That first half was incredible,” said Braith Anasta in commentary for Fox Sports.
Boyd states his case to be Queensland No.1
Darius Boyd’s response may have been predictable but the fact that Kevin Walters asked the question may be the best indication yet of who will wear the Queensland No.1 jersey in this year’s State of Origin Series.
Boyd was again superb in a high-functioning Broncos attack, running for 94 metres with three tackle busts and having a hand in the first try for Corey Oates and Walters obviously likes what he sees from The Broncos No.1.
“Do you think you can fill the role for Queensland at fullback this year?” Walters asked as Boyd left the field at half-time.
“If you’ll pick me,” was Boyd’s simple response.
Oh brother, what a Knight
They created a nice slice of history with three sets of brothers taking the field against the Broncos but there was little more that went right for the Knights on Saturday night.
On the back of their first win of the season last Sunday they needed everyone at their best for the full 80 minutes against the competition favourites but inside the first quarter of the game they had invited Brisbane to assume control of the game and lost five-eighth Jarrod Mullen to friendly fire.
Mullen was trying to make a tackle when Jack Stockwell’s arm swung around and effectively knocked his teammate out of the game. Jacob Saifiti also had a tough introduction to Suncorp Stadium when he copped a heavy knock trying to take down Sam Thaiday but he was able to shake it off and stay on the park.
The loss of Mullen forced Sione Mata’utia to move in from the centres to take up a place in the halves and a reorganisation of the defensive line.
At half-time they lost hooker Tyler Randell to injury and winger Nathan Ross succumbed to concussion seven minutes into the second half and was unable to return to the field.
Prop Josh King was Ross’s replacement on debut, Tariq Sims was moved to the centres and no matter how hard they all tried they simply couldn’t stem the flood of Broncos points.
And to round things off Pauli Pauli was placed on report for a high shot on Joe Ofahengaue.
Oates issues another Origin reminder
The retirement of Justin Hodges and long-term injuries to Billy Slater and Will Chambers has for the first time in a decade created selection headaches for new coach Kevin Walters but the Broncos behemoth might be the fast-acting aspirin he needs.
At 21 years of age you could argue he is too young for Origin football but at both ends of the field Oates is delivering the exact type of football needed in rugby league’s toughest arena.
Whether a flying leap to score in the corner or a tough run out of his own end that puts his team on the front foot, Oates deserves to have the front-running on Cowboys flyer Kyle Feldt for one of the vacant wing spots.
After a career first hat-trick against the Knights Oates now boasts 18 tries from his past 23 games and all told racked up 185 metres, three tackle busts and a game-high three line breaks in yet another dominant winger’s display.
Broncos break 50, create some history
Saturday night’s 53-point thumping was the first time the Broncos had posted 50 points since Round 13, 2012 but continued a long line of Newcastle thrashings at Suncorp Stadium.
Brisbane’s biggest ever win was a 71-6 shellacking of the Knights in 2007 and on two previous occasions they racked up a half century against the Novocastrians at home, Anthony Milford’s cheeky field goal with the final play an exclamation point on a totally dominant performance.
In addition to the points they scored, they kept a team scoreless for the second week in a row and the last time the Broncos did that in rounds 24 and 25 in 2006 they went on to win the competition.
Broncos v Knights: Five key points - NRL.com
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any 1 head to the greenhouse yet to read some more slit wristing posts about how we are the devil who stole there own home grown talent
They love to rabbit on about us being over the cap. At least we don't have to pay overs to get players to live in a turd city with a turd coach & play for a team that won't win a thing( wooden spoons not included).
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