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I would be curious to know the number of Keebra Park kids that make it with us. Some shine in the 20's but how many actually come through to firsts?

I agree…..but could live with it :slight_smile:

Taylor should come out and say that we are thinking of resting some as well……

3\. Woods 2\. Halatau 1\. Sue

Overall, I enjoy his commentary. He is open and honest and calls it as he sees it. Personally, I think they were harsh calls but that has been called all year. Woods playing for it I don't like but that has crept into his game a bit particularly when playing the ball. I have little sympathy on...

I wrote to the NRL recently about being able to hear the questions as well as the answers and was told: "The post-match press conference broadcast is provided to NRL.com by Fox Sports. The microphones are placed on the table and they do not have a boom to pick up media questions. Given the...

Since when has defence mattered…………..?

In his prime he was great. I often watch the Bonstoker highlights on youtube of his "15 minutes of mayhem" and marvel at how good he was however he was very poor last night. His strength now is his defence and that is saying something. His kicking is poor (although it has very been great), His...

I wrote to ther NRL directly about this a few months ago and got this reply: _"Below is the top tier and second tier salary cap info, and increases for the 2016 season;\ \ TOP 25 2015 2016\ \ Salary Cap Base 5,350,000 5,600,000 Sponsor Servicing Allowance 200,000 200,000 Veteran Player...

Actually, one of the guest stars Lee Hawkins wears a orange skivvy. Additionally, Al Roker (b. August 20, 1954) is the honorary orange Wiggle. He is most commonly known for being a weatherman on the TV in the US. He sings Thank You, Mr. Weatherman with The Wiggles in the American release of...

He was 18th man for Canterbury in the grand final they lost to Melbourne. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dene_Halatau And yes a very good career. Most would take his career in a heartbeat.

Firstly you haven't always said it as shown above. Don't try to spin your way out of it. Secondly as shown to you previously teams with the best defence win comps. Sure they also have good attack but it is as important to have a good defence which you have failed to realise. Thirdly, I have...

http://www.weststigersforum.com/viewtopic.php?p=721463#p721463 (Wests Tigers v Souths - Taylor Post Match Interview)

I actually thought of him as a bit of an off loader so checked his stats: 2016 - 6 2015 - 26 (Gallen lead for Sharks with 41\. Corey Parker had 48\. Cartwright had 57) 2014 - 40 (equal first with Fifita. Corey Parker had 64) 2013 - 25 (Fifita had 33\. Corey Parker had 63) 2012 - 34 (best for...

Agreed. I suppose they are getting plenty of practice in scrambling hence the improvement! I initially thought they were rushing out for the chance of an intercept. Now I think they are trying an umbrella/up and in defence to push the attack back inside. Whatever it is at times it looks terrible...

We played better with better go forward which was when Felise and Seumanfangi were on. Allowed Brooks to standup. Also we seemed to play deeper in attack. We should be disappointed as we got ourselves back to a position to win it as we had ball and field position.

Poor kicking game, no line speed, no line in general and too many blokes going for intercepts.

because according to some, you need to attack to have defence…....or some other garbage!

:crazy Fun fact. The team that has won the comp in the past 10 years has either been first (5 times), or second (4 times) in Points Against. The Cowboys in 2015 had the fifth best defence. Teams with the best (or nearly the best) defence win comps.

Maybe he was thinking, why did he dummy and go himself…… Anyway to think he wouldn't be happy is just looking for things that aren't there. Oh wait…….