My point exactly
NSW AAGPS 2024
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Hardyardmenrugby
Bob McCowan (2)
I'll start by giving credit to view for a strong start to the season they've achieved. They've played with heart and a bit of "tikka" as they say, and it's paid dividends in the first two rounds. None the less, when I look at view I still see a rather weak, year 11 filled team that I believe will not match the physicality and dominance of a fired up, home ground scots team with nothing to lose. The tippings show I may not be alone with this opinion. Another factor I see contributing to a TSC win is the size & speed advantage they have over view in the backline, which I think these big names will capitalise on and come out of their shells to make a statement. But I guess we'll see if view are home-ground flukes or coming in hot to shake up the competition.
Wiki said 2000 kids at Joeys, it was wrong and my point, was no longer a point.
InsiderScoop
Ward Prentice (10)
Joeys on track for champions champion. 1st in everything and 2nd in 2nds. Impressive
Line-out Lover
Bob McCowan (2)
@Doing my HSC
how do you feel about Connor dempsey for the Second XV this weekend?
how do you feel about Connor dempsey for the Second XV this weekend?
InsiderScoop
Ward Prentice (10)
Chugby Chris
Frank Nicholson (4)
Scrum Sandwich
Stan Wickham (3)
wisemaan
Sydney Middleton (9)
@PROPaganda How are ya?? Hope thou enjoy!!!
In NRL terms, imagine if a star second rower like Boyd Cordner from the Sydney Roosters got sidelined due to a serious injury, like getting hit by a bus. It's a devastating blow to the team's lineup, as Cordner's experience, skill, and leadership on the field are crucial to their success.
In his absence, a promising young player like Angus Crichton might step up to fill the void. He's nicknamed "Elton John" due to his flamboyant style of play and flashy moves reminiscent of the legendary musician. While he may not have the same level of experience as Cordner, he's eager to prove himself and showcase his talents in the upcoming match against a tough opponent like the Melbourne Storm.
So, despite the setback of losing a key player, there's still hope that the team can rally together and put up a strong performance with their new lineup.
Yours in sporting reason, A Sane Observer
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Footycuz23
Frank Row (1)
Scots +7
Shore +18
Joeys +3
Shore +18
Joeys +3
TheRugbysmoker185
Herbert Moran (7)
The Ban has ended, I'm back after two long weeks of just watching predicitions, Joker talk about pies. I'm finally unbanned. The wait has been long but well deserved for the lack of maturity shown. But @cyclopath I'm here to stay and i will show my maturity. My preidction for this week is Shore to win and as @Jockey181 mentioned (Forbes Ferrari) to score. Your truly the king kindle of the man of the hour, cometh the man the cometh the hour Rugby Smoker
BTW GPS 1stxv predcition incoming
BTW GPS 1stxv predcition incoming
johnredman
Bob McCowan (2)
The 16th man being Steve Jani, from year 11 and 2nd XV to GPS 1sts, his son Jack Jani is a big prospect for Spagetti Cup combined XV
CheeseW4rner
Bob McCowan (2)
anyone got scots teamlist?
The Chairman
Phil Hardcastle (33)
NotAlwaysCorrectAdam
Allen Oxlade (6)
TKS 4ths against Grammar 2nds. Will this be a one sided blow out or a brilliantly contested win.
This is my understanding from my credible inside scources:
Finlay Bartlett the young prodigy has been dropped from the second row despite playing 1sts last year.
Ive heard they brought up Luke Alam a year 10 prospect, but has big boots to fill in the sad dismissal of Bartlett. Heard Alam has defensive prowess due to his unique build. But will have to step up physically on saturday especially considering riverviews Knack for snatching underdog victories.
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