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He does now have Critta, Preston and Kiraz on his outside

Agreed, with Sam Fainu the other one who sometimes contests bombs

One of those decisions where if it went up to the bunker as no try I think it would not have been awarded.

Latu has the speed, just has to run himself at times, preferably early in games to put the defence in two minds

In the last decade before merge Magpies made finals 3 times and Balmain once. Both had plenty of losing in this time.

A few in my office must have the motto “Never do something today if you can get someone else to do it for you”

Love the old racquets

Not sure about this year, but previously for school and the rep rugby was left wing. Left centre in league junior reps

Brasher had already turned 18, and yes he was still at school (but in his second year of Year 12 in 1989 when he debuted). Was in Aust Schoolboys in 1988

Love the old racquet

KPP does have a point of difference in that he has a lot of skill and a good offload. While not explosive off the mark, reasonably quick in the clear

Like the fact you email sponsorship about sponsorships and email memberships about memberships.

Sliding doors moment. If they lost the talk all week would have been how clunky they were and couldn’t get it done despite a lot of ball

Don’t want to keep the us vs them argument going, however neither Wests or Balmain were that successful leading up to the merger. Between 1991 and 1999 merger, I believe Magpies made the finals 3 times, Balmain either none or once at best. So if anything Magpies were more successful in the last...

Every time during our matches when Tito has the ball and the commentators mention Turuva, my wife instinctively adds “Jamaica, ooh, I wanna take yah”

When I heard Moesha I didn’t imagine her to look like that. Sounded more like an American 100m track sprinter

Casey McClean only turned 19 in April. I saw him live earlier this year and he is already a big boy. When he puts on more muscle he is going to become even more dangerous. Perfect size for the modern day outside back. Hopefully big Mak turns out as our equivalent

Agree with what you said, however with Doueihi even in the halves last week he seemed to be receiving the ball flatter and faster at the advantage line

A guy from work was staying at the same hotel as the QLD team last week. He saw Walsh in the lift and said good luck, and he replied he was not playing. My friend said I know, but your team is.

I haven’t read any of this thread as yet but a couple of points. When May and Twal are off we really struggle holding the middle. Warriors were making a lot of ground early in the second half and our line speed was even worse than usual. At this stage I think Seyfarth, Sione and Bird were our...