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NSW AAGPS 2022

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Albi

Allen Oxlade (6)
We don't do the CAS tables.
If they want to, let them, but we are quite happy in our sandbox.
For your GPS tables, I think you might find that there are some Joeys B teams playing those Knox teams that Aloys don’t want to play. Anyway I’m sure it will be confirmed or otherwise as the week progresses.
 

Joker

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For your GPS tables, I think you might find that there are some Joeys B teams playing those Knox teams that Aloys don’t want to play. Anyway I’m sure it will be confirmed or otherwise as the week progresses.
Thank you for your concern
 

DragonMan

Jimmy Flynn (14)
I agree 1990 joeys side was the best I saw but Scot’s 2014 just as dominant
The details of Scot’s importing players in 2015 I can’t comment on however their best player was the son of an old boy(1987 team).

The 1990 joeys side had a core of boys who had been at school from year 7 (i include Jorgensen who started year 9)
They were however augmented by 3 new arrivals in 1990. Thompson (aus u17 89)
Ryan (NSW schools 89) Prior (NSW u15 89)
In addition they benefited from year 12 repeaters Lemmich (captain) and Isaac (aus schools 1990)
These dominant teams can be celebrated for what they were ie beautiful to watch.
Not sure why you’re counting Peter Jorgensen starting from year 7 when you clearly state he started in year 9 (having been at Newington since Kindergarten along with his older brother).
Ryan was a year 12 repeater from Cranbrook.
 

Doritos Day

Johnnie Wallace (23)
The 1993 and 2014 teams fall into the category of "the world that shall not be mentioned". In 1993 case, it was on an industrial scale and will forever taint that premiership
Flying close to the sun here Joker.

Capture.PNG
 

Black & White

Vay Wilson (31)
My sincere apologies for contributing to a discussion regarding the playing future of a player.
I sincerely regret my participation.
You can see how quickly one comment can get out of control.
I will do better.
Hello Joker

The difference between you and a troll, is the troll intentionally sets out to cause pain and anger, on this site.You don't. We all regret things we have said on this site, that could have, with the benefit of hindsight, been said with greater wisdom. So my friend, see it as a lesson learnt. You will be a better person for it. The mere fact you have apologised, is a tribute to yourself and your invaluable contribution, you make on Green and Gold. That is far important.

Compared to the crap, some of the Trolls have attempted on this site, which have bordered on Racism, Slander, Bare Face lies, and Outright Nutter Insanity. I don't think you have much to worry about my friend..
 

tombookbarry

Frank Row (1)
Not sure why you’re counting Peter Jorgensen starting from year 7 when you clearly state he started in year 9 (having been at Newington since Kindergarten along with his older brother).
Ryan was a year 12 repeater from Cranbrook.
Typically, in this forum, schools have been criticised for adding star players to their first Xv rather than nurturing them from a young age. Peter Jorgo fits into the latter category as he attended joeys from year 9 and would be considered as part of core year group.

However I was making the point that whilst the joeys 1990 team benefited from late arrivals of star players they should still be considered a great team and those late arrivals were still a big part of the story.

Likewise Scots 2014 should be accepted the same way as a great core group suppplemented by late additions to make an all time great team rather than pilloried as a team of ring ins
 

DragonMan

Jimmy Flynn (14)
For your GPS tables, I think you might find that there are some Joeys B teams playing those Knox teams that Aloys don’t want to play. Anyway I’m sure it will be confirmed or otherwise as the week progresses.
Typically, in this forum, schools have been criticised for adding star players to their first Xv rather than nurturing them from a young age. Peter Jorgo fits into the latter category as he attended joeys from year 9 and would be considered as part of core year group.

However I was making the point that whilst the joeys 1990 team benefited from late arrivals of star players they should still be considered a great team and those late arrivals were still a big part of the story.

Likewise Scots 2014 should be accepted the same way as a great core group suppplemented by late additions to make an all time great team rather than pilloried as a team of ring ins
Jorgo was a star track athlete (he used to run one age group up and still win sprints) and rugby player at New. His skills weren’t learnt at Joeys but rather honed. I agree it’s different from him being a late arrival but I don’t think it’s accurate to say he was part of a ‘core group’ if he was nursed at New.
 

KOB1987

John Eales (66)
There are a few who have yet to submit their tips for round three.
These are due by Saturday morning when I get up and publish them.
Please message me these or publicly state them for the world to see.
This round will be tough.
So far the tipping has been very even in all three games.

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Riverview 8+
Joeys 12+
Kings 7+
 

Eyes and Ears

Bob Davidson (42)
Jorgo was a star track athlete (he used to run one age group up and still win sprints) and rugby player at New. His skills weren’t learnt at Joeys but rather honed. I agree it’s different from him being a late arrival but I don’t think it’s accurate to say he was part of a ‘core group’ if he was nursed at New.
He was pretty handy at basketball too
 

TheScrumScientist

Frank Nicholson (4)
Have you ever tried the pies at Northbridge? Best in the AAGPS
Yes. The pies are one of a kind. I was fortunate enough to get one when I came over the bridge for the Shore vs Scots game in the trials and all I have to say is WOW. They are truely beautiful with some great meat and ingredients which just seem to work perfectly together. I will be out at BH this weekend watching the Scots boys defend their home ground, so no pies off the field for me, but hopefully Di Staso can grab a few meat pies on the field in the 12 jersey!
Where will you be watching on from this Saturday?

TSS.
 

Joker

Moderator
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Yes. The pies are one of a kind. I was fortunate enough to get one when I came over the bridge for the Shore vs Scots game in the trials and all I have to say is WOW. They are truely beautiful with some great meat and ingredients which just seem to work perfectly together. I will be out at BH this weekend watching the Scots boys defend their home ground, so no pies off the field for me, but hopefully Di Staso can grab a few meat pies on the field in the 12 jersey!
Where will you be watching on from this Saturday?

TSS.
I shall be at Scots College aka Castello del Valentino.
I am looking forward to the game. It should be an even match.
Pity the pies are ordinary but the BBQ is normally very good.
I have good memories of my days there. Kids were great.
 

TheScrumScientist

Frank Nicholson (4)
I shall be at Scots College aka Castello del Valentino.
I am looking forward to the game. It should be an even match.
Pity the pies are ordinary but the BBQ is normally very good.
I have good memories of my days there. Kids were great.
The game shall be great.
But the pies not so much.
The BBQ will definitely be getting a visit from myself and possibly multiple.
Looking forward to the battle of two very physical teams!
 
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