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College came indeed.Yeah sure mate. Let's see if you GT boys really bleed red then ay? The bear's coming, coming for you, college coming, coming for you.
College came indeed.Yeah sure mate. Let's see if you GT boys really bleed red then ay? The bear's coming, coming for you, college coming, coming for you.
Sounds like the BGS boys have just discovered the forum couple of frank rowsThanks Guan Syun,
I have had the privilege to see Ricky Wang play this year at Ross Oval, and must say, the future looks promising. He has been on fire so far this season, and I believe with a stronger team surrounding him, he will be unstoppable. Must say, it is extremely pleasing to see Wang shine on Ross, even with the lopsided score line favoring Nudgee. I am electrified knowing that he has another season to show his worth with the BGS side. If he puts in the hard yards this coming preseason, I really believe we are in for something special in the 2025 season.
Cheers, FG.
Love to see the Pitbull on this list. Finally got his debut and grabbed it with two hands. Conway was electric as always. C. Godfrey (ACGS) deserved the HM much more in my opinion, scored a beautiful try vs The Pitbull and company.Blin6side’s Forwards and Backs of the round
Forward of the Round: Lucas ‘The Pitbull’ Clifford (BBC)
Clifford made his offical debut for the BBC 1st XV this week against ACGS. Wearing the number 3 on his back, Clifford was particularly impressive in both forms of set piece, with a dominant showcase when it came down to scrum time. Next round, Clifford will only be stronger due to the gained confidence from his victory on debut against a strong ACGS side. Furthermore, i’m very surprised why BBC have held this ‘Secret Weapon’ back so late in their campaign…
Back of the Round: Nick Conway (NC)
Nick Conway, a previous Queensland Reds u16 representative player, certainly turned up for this years annual battle of the colours. An electric winger who's got it all size, speed and a nasty step, that could tear apart almost every GPS’ Schools defensive line. Conway, received a bit of grief from the GT crowd, however, he kept his head down and went to work. Very keen to see if he can replicate this performance after this weeks bye round.
Back - Honourable Mentions: George ‘Jack Russel’ Hales (GT)
Not really much to say here rather than consistency. The Jack Russel is arguably one of the most consistent players in the Queensland GPS comp, delivering silky service week in and week out. Despite having a ‘Target’ on his back, Hales didn’t back down and still performed some gutsy snipes, that led to a few line breaks. His defensive effort against NC was extremely impressive, with a few ankle taps that stopped the NC Calvary in their tracks. Such a shame TGS missed out on the opportunity of poaching this Scrumhalf when he made the move from NZ in u12s…
Hey Blin6side,Blin6side’s Forwards and Backs of the round
Forward of the Round: Lucas ‘The Pitbull’ Clifford (BBC)
Clifford made his offical debut for the BBC 1st XV this week against ACGS. Wearing the number 3 on his back, Clifford was particularly impressive in both forms of set piece, with a dominant showcase when it came down to scrum time. Next round, Clifford will only be stronger due to the gained confidence from his victory on debut against a strong ACGS side. Furthermore, i’m very surprised why BBC have held this ‘Secret Weapon’ back so late in their campaign…
Back of the Round: Nick Conway (NC)
Nick Conway, a previous Queensland Reds u16 representative player, certainly turned up for this years annual battle of the colours. An electric winger who's got it all size, speed and a nasty step, that could tear apart almost every GPS’ Schools defensive line. Conway, received a bit of grief from the GT crowd, however, he kept his head down and went to work. Very keen to see if he can replicate this performance after this weeks bye round.
Back - Honourable Mentions: George ‘Jack Russel’ Hales (GT)
Not really much to say here rather than consistency. The Jack Russel is arguably one of the most consistent players in the Queensland GPS comp, delivering silky service week in and week out. Despite having a ‘Target’ on his back, Hales didn’t back down and still performed some gutsy snipes, that led to a few line breaks. His defensive effort against NC was extremely impressive, with a few ankle taps that stopped the NC Calvary in their tracks. Such a shame TGS missed out on the opportunity of poaching this Scrumhalf when he made the move from NZ in u12s…
Cheers Footy GOD,Yeah, sounds interesting, TM, might have to keep a keen eye out. Nice and soggy up here. The Fallon name has been popping around the grounds recently in the crowds every now and again. May have to dedicate a Saturday to see what's going on? Must admit though, Ricky Wang has been compared to the likes of Tino Fa'asuamaleaui!! Things are shaping up nicely in the GPS. Hopefully some talent filters through to the NRL. been absolutely soft this year.
FG.
Thanks, Timmy G. Great to hear Ricky Wang is getting the recognition he deserves. Can't wait to see him at the Titans soon.Cheers Footy GOD,
I am currently employed as an NRL player manager from the Gold Coast Titans and can confirm that this young gun, Ricky "The Stud" Wang has had one-on-one training sessions with big Tino. We are looking to secure a two-year deal with young Wang. This kid is a true investment!
Guan Syan, Thomas Wood has shown pure class in his debut season for the ACGS First XV. For a young buck, he sure holds his own and rips in week in week out. Interesting to watch how his GPS careers pans out.Hey Blin6side,
Great list you have made here and have to agree that the Pitbull really drove that BBC pack forward. His set piece was brilliant and showed composure in such a big debut game. I would like to mention ACGS flanker Thomas Wood as an underrated player so far in the comp.
Conway was able to stay on his feet and create something out of nothing for NC. Kennedy (BGS) showed why he dominates in the track and field domain, a real speedster of the GPS.
Don't know what you're on about mate?? Just some passionate GPS rugby supporters. Nothing wrong with getting vocal in the forums. Have a good one.Sounds like the BGS boys have just discovered the forum couple of frank rows
Turn the (slang used by low IQ schoolboys)s off the storms can do all watering for now.Cheers Footy GOD,
I am currently employed as an NRL player manager from the Gold Coast Titans and can confirm that this young gun, Ricky "The Stud" Wang has had one-on-one training sessions with big Tino. We are looking to secure a two-year deal with young Wang. This kid is a true investment!
Oracle, I don't understand your lunatic statement. The way you blabber with your "inside joke" rubbish is quite amusing. Only dribble in this forum is coming from your thread. Brisbane river flood watch is notified through the posting of your useless comment.Turn the (slang used by low IQ schoolboys)s off the storms can do all watering for now.
Ik this is just a wind up but unless your name is Anthony Laffranchi or Scott Rollinson your not the manager for the Nrl TitansCheers Footy GOD,
I am currently employed as an NRL player manager from the Gold Coast Titans and can confirm that this young gun, Ricky "The Stud" Wang has had one-on-one training sessions with big Tino. We are looking to secure a two-year deal with young Wang. This kid is a true investment!
You’ve been on this forum for two minutes and speak dribble mate, turn the tap off.Oracle, I don't understand your lunatic statement. The way you blabber with your "inside joke" rubbish is quite amusing. Only dribble in this forum is coming from your thread. Brisbane river flood watch is notified through the posting of your useless comment.
Cheers, FG.
Oracle Looking at the deeper and more implicit meaning footy god has some good input. We started somewhere don't shoot this useful contributor down.You’ve been on this forum for two minutes and speak dribble mate, turn the tap off.
Oracle sorry for any misunderstandings between us. I would like to apologize. You seem to be a green and gold forums heavy weight and feel there are some valuable insights to be seen and shared. As you said, I have recently joined the forums and am loving the content thus far. I will turn the tap off but let's not start off the wrong foot. Appreciate the feedback.You’ve been on this forum for two minutes and speak dribble mate, turn the tap off.
Thanks FG we move onward and upwards -Oracle sorry for any misunderstandings between us. I would like to apologize. You seem to be a green and gold forums heavy weight and feel there are some valuable insights to be seen and shared. As you said, I have recently joined the forums and am loving the content thus far. I will turn the tap off but let's not start off the wrong foot. Appreciate the feedback.
Cheers, FG.
Great Takes here - Clifford truely the epitome of hard work pays off. Good to see all his training worked out in the end. Secondly, I agree on Conway for NC, what a performance. Just noting I did have him down as anytime this week!Blin6side’s Forwards and Backs of the round
Forward of the Round: Lucas ‘The Pitbull’ Clifford (BBC)
Clifford made his offical debut for the BBC 1st XV this week against ACGS. Wearing the number 3 on his back, Clifford was particularly impressive in both forms of set piece, with a dominant showcase when it came down to scrum time. Next round, Clifford will only be stronger due to the gained confidence from his victory on debut against a strong ACGS side. Furthermore, i’m very surprised why BBC have held this ‘Secret Weapon’ back so late in their campaign…
Back of the Round: Nick Conway (NC)
Nick Conway, a previous Queensland Reds u16 representative player, certainly turned up for this years annual battle of the colours. An electric winger who's got it all size, speed and a nasty step, that could tear apart almost every GPS’ Schools defensive line. Conway, received a bit of grief from the GT crowd, however, he kept his head down and went to work. Very keen to see if he can replicate this performance after this weeks bye round.
Back - Honourable Mentions: George ‘Jack Russel’ Hales (GT)
Not really much to say here rather than consistency. The Jack Russel is arguably one of the most consistent players in the Queensland GPS comp, delivering silky service week in and week out. Despite having a ‘Target’ on his back, Hales didn’t back down and still performed some gutsy snipes, that led to a few line breaks. His defensive effort against NC was extremely impressive, with a few ankle taps that stopped the NC Calvary in their tracks. Such a shame TGS missed out on the opportunity of poaching this Scrumhalf when he made the move from NZ in u12s…