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TGS will bounce back no doubt about that. Unless Sam Walker players this weekend theres no doubt that TGS (My boys in yellow and blue) go over.

I loved watching this kid the other weekend. He gets up for it.

Happy to see that both of the players that i mentioned on this forum before see themselves in this list. Especially Lucas Clifford who is well deserving of this spot. Hopefully the BBC program can notice the talent that the wrecking ball from Nana Glen has.

Agreed. Just don't believe that BSHS will show up for the occasion at Miskin (Gaza).

Churchie vs GT - Churchie to win BBC vs BSHS - BBC to win (BSHS boys are still recovering from round 1) NC vs TSS - Nudgee to win (old boys day and playing at the home front) TGS vs IGS - Back my boys in yellow and blue

Mate the amount of wool i sheared i could've made blankets for a small village.

Trust me i have even got the battle scars to prove it.

If this is true that's Churchies X-factor gone. Still think that they'll be successful against a weak GT side though.

Have you ever had to wrestle with a 1000kg bull? Have you ever sheared 50 sheep in a day? Didn't think so. TGS old boy of 98 and i can confidently say that we were the toughest bunch of blokes ever.

Ahhh Matty Jackson. I remember that there wasn't one breakdown that he wasn't sniffing the ball like a fox sniffing for chooks. Wonder where he ended up?

Would love to hear some predictions from a staff member in this forum.

TGS blokes are the toughest players in the GPS.

I have faith in my boys to bounce back this weekend against IGS to send a message to the rest of the competition that loosing to BSHS was a one off. Loosing the likes of Stanley Keats and Kiama Jione this weekend will impact the BBC side, however if BBC leaves a mark on Roman early, then i have...

Yeah. Very interesting to hear that the BBC 4ths are getting to play at Gallipoli against the blue and white army.

Im guessing that you no longer have arms as this happened on "the daily". What would the bullsharks go for if there was no arms left?

Roma.

Yes, agreed after the first accident it didn't scare me away from the livestock nor fields it just made me want to get back and milk the cows, harvest, and herd nothing else! My favourite thing to do is milk the cows, it's therapeutic and safer then driving the tractor. The tractor i use to...

Yeah. In all honesty though i would often use my feet to steer the tractor, however after that accident it was all hands on.

Mate dont bring up tractor accidents. Previously, mentioned on this forum i had suffered a head injury causing me to lose part of my memory due to falling off a tractor. Doubt the game at Fursden was worse then that.