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Crashy

John Solomon (38)
Seems to have his own team mates offside these days as well. That speaks for itself about him.
One I'll shall not mention said at a lunch that campo's best position wasnt inside or outside centre - it was self centered. Thought that was quite funny.
 

Rhino_rugby

Herbert Moran (7)
Campo's confidence is intoxicating. Need to see him out money where his mouth is and coach a club, or underage rep side.

If he does well, then we can take heed to his claims.
Agree! Campo’s insights are interesting, but real coaching experience would put his ideas to the test.
Seeing him guide a club or rep team would show if his confidence is backed by results.
If he succeeds, his claims will carry more weight.........
 

PhilClinton

Mark Loane (55)
Fox Sports headline today twisting the JAS debut into an article about how it clearly shows the NRL have the best athletes in Australia.

Now, it quite possibly is true. But still it’s funny these guys couldn’t wait more than 24hrs to start throwing knives.

I should also point out how Crawley tries to downplay JAS significance to the NRL, whilst he’s clearly going to be elite in rugby. Funny that, this is the same player multiple NRL clubs were signing at 16 and seeking dispensation to debut early.


 

KOB1987

John Eales (66)
Well that's no surprise. Mark Geyer on MMM this morning said something like 'you have to be concerned about the state of Australian rugby when a player from who has never played a minute of pro rugby gets named MOTM'. Never mind the result of the game, or that he is equally a rugby product.

It's actually the extra 5-10m of space that JAS gets in rugby that allows him to capitilise on his talent, he is much more suited to rugby than loig.
 

The Ghost of Raelene

Simon Poidevin (60)
Fox Sports headline today twisting the JAS debut into an article about how it clearly shows the NRL have the best athletes in Australia.

Now, it quite possibly is true. But still it’s funny these guys couldn’t wait more than 24hrs to start throwing knives.

I should also point out how Crawley tries to downplay JAS significance to the NRL, whilst he’s clearly going to be elite in rugby. Funny that, this is the same player multiple NRL clubs were signing at 16 and seeking dispensation to debut early.


I don't care now. Good luck to them. They have a huge league and should just enjoy it.

Part of me hopes there might be a few guys think "not such a bad option over there look how JS is going"
 

Heavyd

Arch Winning (36)
Nothing triggers the mungoes like displays of the global dominance of rugby. Whilst they had their mickey mouse Pacific Championship, which thankfully 12-15k Tongans showed up to give them a crowd, 82K watched a cracking test at the home of rugby. Sualli was the NRL golden boy until he signed with rugby last year. Now they pretend he was a average NRL player. Imagine their meltdowns when the Lions show up and steal all their headlines next year.
 

Tomthumb

Chilla Wilson (44)
Fox Sports headline today twisting the JAS debut into an article about how it clearly shows the NRL have the best athletes in Australia.

Now, it quite possibly is true. But still it’s funny these guys couldn’t wait more than 24hrs to start throwing knives.

I should also point out how Crawley tries to downplay JAS significance to the NRL, whilst he’s clearly going to be elite in rugby. Funny that, this is the same player multiple NRL clubs were signing at 16 and seeking dispensation to debut early.


The irony is hilarious considering how easy Marky Mark (Nawaqanitawase) made league look on his debut
 

Dctarget

Tim Horan (67)
I saw Carter Gordon liked a lot of the Wallabies' winning posts. Hope he misses it and comes back, got a sinking feeling that he's going to carve it up. We're missing a class winger and flyhalf at the moment. Marky and Carter are sorely missed.
 

PhilClinton

Mark Loane (55)
I saw Carter Gordon liked a lot of the Wallabies' winning posts. Hope he misses it and comes back, got a sinking feeling that he's going to carve it up. We're missing a class winger and flyhalf at the moment. Marky and Carter are sorely missed.

Marky Mark (Nawaqanitawase) had one foot out the door all 2024 - that kind of mindset is weak and I don't think he needs to be rushed back to rugby.

Jorgs showed enough that he can be our strike winger going forward I reckon.
 
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