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Perhaps he should start with Minichello. Read in a mag quite some time ago that he credits his recovery from career ending injury to Gluten free organic etc health food. Gave it a massive wrap. Not sure but think the Roosters also are into it and not doing them much harm? Saw Catalyst on ABC few weeks ago and it demonstrated the benefits. Anyway IMO for the coach to make the players more aware of the importance of good eating habits is a positive step and one we should support.Tiger Watto wrote:The great Artie Beetson will rise up and slap any fool feeding that to footballers!Byron Bay Fan wrote:Well Jason is killing something but I am not sure exactly what? Maybe it is those gluten-free vegieburgers with macro-biotic salad
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EAT MORE PIES!!!
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Sounds like you are off to YatalaTiger Watto wrote:EAT MORE PIES!!!
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Byron Bay Fan
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The way Robbie is so dedicated to repair himself when carrying injuries proves that one does not need that funny food. When they are training that hard I think they could almost eat anything, but sensible stuff of course including muffins. I don't think your diet would effect your injuries much. I have a relo a super sportsman and he is not instructed on what to eat. Would not have an once of fat anywhere, a ball of superfit muscle.rialto wrote:Perhaps he should start with Minichello. Read in a mag quite some time ago that he credits his recovery from career ending injury to Gluten free organic etc health food. Gave it a massive wrap. Not sure but think the Roosters also are into it and not doing them much harm? Saw Catalyst on ABC few weeks ago and it demonstrated the benefits. Anyway IMO for the coach to make the players more aware of the importance of good eating habits is a positive step and one we should support.Tiger Watto wrote:The great Artie Beetson will rise up and slap any fool feeding that to footballers!Byron Bay Fan wrote:Well Jason is killing something but I am not sure exactly what? Maybe it is those gluten-free vegieburgers with macro-biotic salad
Malcolm Knox: What has happened this week is a pity for the Tigers, a pity for Jason Taylor and a pity for Robbie Farah, who had achieved more than the Big Four put together but was somehow turned into collateral damage. (SMH 25-26 March, 2017)
Called into yatala for the first time a few hours ago on my way up to Hervey Bayhappy tiger wrote:Sounds like you are off to YatalaTiger Watto wrote:EAT MORE PIES!!!
Drive safely
How good!
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Yepmarzie wrote:Called into yatala for the first time a few hours ago on my way up to Hervey Bayhappy tiger wrote:Sounds like you are off to YatalaTiger Watto wrote:EAT MORE PIES!!!
Drive safely
How good!
But the Travellers Rest about an hour north of Hervey Bay at Gin Gin is even better
They do a scallop and chorizo pie , ohh yeah baby
Love Hervey Bay , fishing good , we stay at the Alexander which is about 1.5 kms from the pier , owner's are lovely , look after us with great rates
Beware of Sinkholes!!!happy tiger wrote:Yepmarzie wrote:Called into yatala for the first time a few hours ago on my way up to Hervey Bayhappy tiger wrote:Sounds like you are off to YatalaTiger Watto wrote:EAT MORE PIES!!!
Drive safely
How good!
But the Travellers Rest about an hour north of Hervey Bay at Gin Gin is even better
They do a scallop and chorizo pie , ohh yeah baby
Love Hervey Bay , fishing good , we stay at the Alexander which is about 1.5 kms from the pier , owner's are lovely , look after us with great rates
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We only have the sinkholes because Watto dropped his wallet at Inskip PointGeo. wrote:Beware of Sinkholes!!!happy tiger wrote:Yepmarzie wrote:Called into yatala for the first time a few hours ago on my way up to Hervey Bayhappy tiger wrote:
Sounds like you are off to Yatala
Drive safely
How good!
But the Travellers Rest about an hour north of Hervey Bay at Gin Gin is even better
They do a scallop and chorizo pie , ohh yeah baby
Love Hervey Bay , fishing good , we stay at the Alexander which is about 1.5 kms from the pier , owner's are lovely , look after us with great rates
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Tiger Watto
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Your a wiser man now marzie... There even better on the trip backmarzie wrote:Called into yatala for the first time a few hours ago on my way up to Hervey Bayhappy tiger wrote:Sounds like you are off to YatalaTiger Watto wrote:EAT MORE PIES!!!
Drive safely
How good!
"Did someone buy you the internet hero play book for Christmas and you've only just started reading it?" - Nelson 21/04/2017
Easy way out is not to go near the kitchen LOLhappy tiger wrote:We only have the sinkholes because Watto dropped his wallet at Inskip PointGeo. wrote:Beware of Sinkholes!!!happy tiger wrote:Yepmarzie wrote:
Called into yatala for the first time a few hours ago on my way up to Hervey Bay
How good!
But the Travellers Rest about an hour north of Hervey Bay at Gin Gin is even better
They do a scallop and chorizo pie , ohh yeah baby
Love Hervey Bay , fishing good , we stay at the Alexander which is about 1.5 kms from the pier , owner's are lovely , look after us with great rates
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A lot of gluten free food is as highly processed as any other food, hardly organic. Have to laugh at those whom stay away all grains claiming gluten intolerance as well. Rice, quinoa and oats are all naturally gluten free.Byron Bay Fan wrote:The way Robbie is so dedicated to repair himself when carrying injuries proves that one does not need that funny food. When they are training that hard I think they could almost eat anything, but sensible stuff of course including muffins. I don't think your diet would effect your injuries much. I have a relo a super sportsman and he is not instructed on what to eat. Would not have an once of fat anywhere, a ball of superfit muscle.rialto wrote:Perhaps he should start with Minichello. Read in a mag quite some time ago that he credits his recovery from career ending injury to Gluten free organic etc health food. Gave it a massive wrap. Not sure but think the Roosters also are into it and not doing them much harm? Saw Catalyst on ABC few weeks ago and it demonstrated the benefits. Anyway IMO for the coach to make the players more aware of the importance of good eating habits is a positive step and one we should support.Tiger Watto wrote:The great Artie Beetson will rise up and slap any fool feeding that to footballers!Byron Bay Fan wrote:Well Jason is killing something but I am not sure exactly what? Maybe it is those gluten-free vegieburgers with macro-biotic salad
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Gluten and Preservative free menu is important to you and your family???
Get a Thermomix!!
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Ps - Go the Tigers!!!
Get a Thermomix!!
Shameless plug - I'm a TMX Consultant. PM Me. haha
Ps - Go the Tigers!!!
Haha which ones do you like? I had the pepper steak yesterdayTiger Watto wrote:Your a wiser man now marzie... There even better on the trip backmarzie wrote:Called into yatala for the first time a few hours ago on my way up to Hervey Bayhappy tiger wrote:Sounds like you are off to YatalaTiger Watto wrote:EAT MORE PIES!!!
Drive safely
How good!
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Byron Bay Fan
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seeing you guys digressed it is Xmas I can also.Byron Bay Fan wrote:.......... I have a relo a super sportsman and he is not instructed on what to eat. Would not have an once of fat anywhere, a ball of superfit muscle.
This super fit young nephew whom represents the state in sport comes to Byron for holiday, gets caught in rip and panics. So old fat retired uncle has to swim out into the dangerous rip to calm him and help bring him in. Tommy Raudonikis almighty, thought I was past that decades ago.
Malcolm Knox: What has happened this week is a pity for the Tigers, a pity for Jason Taylor and a pity for Robbie Farah, who had achieved more than the Big Four put together but was somehow turned into collateral damage. (SMH 25-26 March, 2017)
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Tomato & Onion Beef Pie with the Mash Potato; Peas & Gravy... JT needs to get the boys onto them when they come up to Queensland. Win the Premiership for sure!marzie wrote:Haha which ones do you like? I had the pepper steak yesterdayTiger Watto wrote:Your a wiser man now marzie... There even better on the trip backmarzie wrote:Called into yatala for the first time a few hours ago on my way up to Hervey Bayhappy tiger wrote:
Sounds like you are off to Yatala
Drive safely
How good!
"Did someone buy you the internet hero play book for Christmas and you've only just started reading it?" - Nelson 21/04/2017
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Byron Bay Fan
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I doubt Richard Coorey has been through JT diet regime
Malcolm Knox: What has happened this week is a pity for the Tigers, a pity for Jason Taylor and a pity for Robbie Farah, who had achieved more than the Big Four put together but was somehow turned into collateral damage. (SMH 25-26 March, 2017)
Really??Byron Bay Fan wrote:The way Robbie is so dedicated to repair himself when carrying injuries proves that one does not need that funny food. When they are training that hard I think they could almost eat anything, but sensible stuff of course including muffins. I don't think your diet would effect your injuries much. I have a relo a super sportsman and he is not instructed on what to eat. Would not have an once of fat anywhere, a ball of superfit muscle.rialto wrote:Perhaps he should start with Minichello. Read in a mag quite some time ago that he credits his recovery from career ending injury to Gluten free organic etc health food. Gave it a massive wrap. Not sure but think the Roosters also are into it and not doing them much harm? Saw Catalyst on ABC few weeks ago and it demonstrated the benefits. Anyway IMO for the coach to make the players more aware of the importance of good eating habits is a positive step and one we should support.Tiger Watto wrote:The great Artie Beetson will rise up and slap any fool feeding that to footballers!Byron Bay Fan wrote:Well Jason is killing something but I am not sure exactly what? Maybe it is those gluten-free vegieburgers with macro-biotic salad
I had a very regimented diet based on activity level and type to ensure that the correct macronutrients were being consumed to match whatever we are trying to achieve, I assume they have only got better at it.
Funny one, after a long running session we had to drink 500ml of chocolate milk for every hour of running we did. Apparently the perfect carb/protein balance to recover, loved it!
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If JT gets stuck for words in interview after a loss he can always come out with "what does not kill us makes us stronger"
Malcolm Knox: What has happened this week is a pity for the Tigers, a pity for Jason Taylor and a pity for Robbie Farah, who had achieved more than the Big Four put together but was somehow turned into collateral damage. (SMH 25-26 March, 2017)