I'm not saying that this means much, but if you use this for a comparison, it doesn't tell you much. We won't know until after this game. This round will shape up the ladder and give us more of a read on who will be fighting it out for the prem. My pick will be a decider in the final game between NC and BSHS.
Agree Here - BSHS vs NC looking like one of the best 'Grand Final' Games we've seen for years.
I was also think Alec Weir, he nearly went over in the BGS game and seems to always be right place right time.
Based on the comment your replying to are you talking about seconds of firsts
) I'm sure I'll be able sense the aura of a rugby loving stud like you from a mile away. Cannot wait to talk pure footy with a like-minded, non-sprinkling champion. See you soon x. P.S keep an eye out for young up and cummer with eyes and ears open to hear from a seasoned vet like yourself. Cheers.
My bad, I started with my post talking about the 2nds then swapped half way through, sorry if this is hard to follow.
Gee this made me feel a bit uncomfortable. Keep this in the private messages please fellas.Hey qt (or should I just call you cutey
Aren't we all. Can't tell which rattles my bones and body more, GT vs NC, or the chance at a round 9 undefeated 'grand final' against BSHS. Boy this season is great for a NC old boy like myself!
As an ex NC boy how do you think GT will shape up in the game, do they have chance, they seem fairly confident.
I Love my NC boys (BLUE AND WHITE, BLUE AND WHITE), but I have always hoped to be an impartial analysist of GPS footy. I genuinely think that this Terrace group has been one of the strongest in a couple years (visa ve, their wins in u11-15s and a narrow loss in u16s). If the GT boys play at the calibur they did agaisnt Churchie- they might have a chance. If they play anything like their Grammar round performance however, I see NC pulling away relatively easily.
Very insightful I will be keeping an eye out on the game. As the IPPY boys match up against them in round 9 so we will have to see.
Are you an IGS old boy mate? Personally I think they've been this seasons 'dark horse', as they were predicted near the bottom but have done suprisingly well. Their current ladder position does not reflect their skill, as they have suffered two losses within two points or less against premiership contenders BSHS and BBC.
Nothing to do with position on the table. Agreed upon by both schools to allow players and spectators to get to the Wallabies v Boks game at 2.30pm
