Kaito
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I'm sorry to say, but Romy and Romey are pronounced the same. That's why it is so cringey.
Rom-e & Rome-e definitely pronounced differently
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I'm sorry to say, but Romy and Romey are pronounced the same. That's why it is so cringey.
Unless I'm hearing things, the official trailer says Rome-yRom-e & Rome-e definitely pronounced differently
Unless I'm hearing things, the official trailer says Rome-y
He’s not called ‘Rommie’ a la the movie… he’s Rome-y. Hate being pedantic but also wrongI'm sorry to say, but Romy and Romey are pronounced the same. That's why it is so cringey.
Why not Jar Jar?
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How pathetic is the off season. Romie whatever for crissake who caresHe’s not called ‘Rommie’ a la the movie… he’s Rome-y. Hate being pedantic but also wrong
Yeah I'm with youHow pathetic is the off season. Romie whatever for crissake who cares
I dunno...watch the trailer I posted. Seems like the same pronunciation, but maybe my ears deceive me.He’s not called ‘Rommie’ a la the movie… he’s Rome-y. Hate being pedantic but also wrong
I’ll actually somewhat pay that due to the accent, it’s not exactly same as his preferred pronunciation 😂I dunno...watch the trailer I posted. Seems like the same pronunciation, but maybe my ears deceive me.
Jaromey McJaromefaceRomeó
In true Aussie style, we will shorten it to Macca.Jaromey McJaromeface
Exactly. Why one off handed comment required 20 responses is beyond me.How pathetic is the off season. Romie whatever for crissake who cares
Jarome Luai out of World Cup Challenge ..
The Panthers will be without star five-eighth Jarome Luai for the upcoming World Club Challenge clash with Wigan Warriors.
That is according to The Sydney Morning Herald, who revealed coach Ivan Cleary broke the news to Panthers fans on Monday night at the launch of Undisputed — a documentary that covers the team’s 2023 season.
Cleary confirmed that Luai will travel to the UK but won’t play against the reigning Super League champions.
“He won’t play in the World Club Challenge because he’s not just ready,” he said.
“He can continue his rehab, and he deserves to be there as a reward for everything he’s done for our team and our club. He’s super close, I just want him staying with the team and training.”
Penrith are hopeful though that Luai will be fit for their Round 1 clash with the Storm on Friday, March 8.
Luai is recovering from shoulder surgery, which he underwent last October following the Panthers’ grand final win over the Broncos.
The 27-year-old first dislocated his shoulder on the eve of finals and returned two weeks ahead of schedule to feature in the preliminary. He then aggravated the injury in the grand final and left the field in the second half.
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Now that report has me worried .. have we put all our money into a player that could be permanently broken .. !!
No concern. I'm actually very happy with this. Means he is getting proper time to heal it, rather than come back too soon and damage it again.Jarome Luai out of World Cup Challenge ..
The Panthers will be without star five-eighth Jarome Luai for the upcoming World Club Challenge clash with Wigan Warriors.
That is according to The Sydney Morning Herald, who revealed coach Ivan Cleary broke the news to Panthers fans on Monday night at the launch of Undisputed — a documentary that covers the team’s 2023 season.
Cleary confirmed that Luai will travel to the UK but won’t play against the reigning Super League champions.
“He won’t play in the World Club Challenge because he’s not just ready,” he said.
“He can continue his rehab, and he deserves to be there as a reward for everything he’s done for our team and our club. He’s super close, I just want him staying with the team and training.”
Penrith are hopeful though that Luai will be fit for their Round 1 clash with the Storm on Friday, March 8.
Luai is recovering from shoulder surgery, which he underwent last October following the Panthers’ grand final win over the Broncos.
The 27-year-old first dislocated his shoulder on the eve of finals and returned two weeks ahead of schedule to feature in the preliminary. He then aggravated the injury in the grand final and left the field in the second half.
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Now that report has me worried .. have we put all our money into a player that could be permanently broken .. !!
Exactly.No concern. I'm actually very happy with this. Means he is getting proper time to heal it, rather than come back too soon and damage it again.