qwerty51
Stirling Mortlock (74)
Considering Slater won the overall thing, not really.
Even our semipro's are better than hayne.... :-P
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Considering Slater won the overall thing, not really.
The_Brown_Hornet
John Eales (66)
Much respect for Lachie. We've always known he's quick, now everyone else does. Grant got a surprisingly good start for a bloke of his size. He's bloody quick too.
AngrySeahorse
Peter Sullivan (51)
This is too funny. I was on a league forum prior to the race and there was not a real lot of talk about Lachie, and plenty of John Grant who? comments. Lots of talk about Hayne and Inglis then straight after the race the forum was flooded with about 50 bitching, whinging comments in only a few seconds. Great seeing the Union blokes 1 and 2.
qwerty51
Stirling Mortlock (74)
Yeah he holds the GPS hurdles record, he never did 100m straight out.
Should've got Greg Jeloudev to race, one of the quickest rugby players I've seen - ran sub 11 in GPS
AngrySeahorse
Peter Sullivan (51)
In a show that includes jet skiing? yeah thats pretty sports specific to any footy code.....
RugbyFuture
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whcih league forum?
DPK
Peter Sullivan (51)
Uh-oh... someone's planning to troll...
Make sure you use plenty of "What's doings" and "Dead*Sets" so they don't catch you out too fast.
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Paradox
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Funny thread. Turner a better athlete than Inglis? Faster but otherwise nnnnnnnnnnnnooo.
RugbyFuture
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not planning on trolling just reading, but cyclo you left out "tell em his dreamin" their favourite movie quote, i do think its the only film they've all ever watched.
though i do like to start fights
though i do like to start fights
RugbyFuture
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mungo alert!
that should be another option in the same vein as "agree"
that should be another option in the same vein as "agree"
en_force_er
Geoff Shaw (53)
It's entirely subjective, if you value speed and change of direction then Turner is your man and if you value size and power Inglis is your man.
They are completely different body shapes.
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Paradox
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I'd say it's objective. Turner hasn't shown much of a step or swerve. Inglis has that plus good speed, balance, more skill etc and would have scored that try on the weeked. I'm not a mungo but Inglis is a freak and would clean up in union IMO. Anyone care to disagree?
en_force_er
Geoff Shaw (53)
No, subjective is correct.
Turner showing step and swerve:
[video=youtube;EsT_rUDhpYE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EsT_rUDhpYE[/video]
Inglis has not got more swerve that Turner because it's harder to duck and weave in a body that big.
And as for "more skill", Turners strengths are under the high ball and Inglis' are in offloading. It's different rather than better or worse.
I wouldn't question that Inglis could do very well in union but the sports are different games so who knows.
EDIT: I am not a Turner fanboy in the least, quite the opposite. Inglis is obviously a better league player then Turner is a rugby player.
observer
Tom Lawton (22)
Please go back to your league forum. With all the anti- union propaganda of late I think it's appropriate that we rejoice in the fact that rugby has had a victory.
See here for better quality video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lslwieRLKZ4
Times for the event:
Turner 11.10
Grant 11.15
Hayne 11.20
Josh Morris 11.44
Ben Barba 11.45
Nathan Gardner 11.77
Matt Lewis (soccer) 11.99
Inglis 12.48
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