AmericanHistoryX
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how do you boo a guy with a wests tigers premiers 05 tattoo. it dont get it. they will be brothers for life. after the game they'll be shaking hands, what will you be doing - still booing?
OFFICIAL Bryce Gibbs [Discussion]
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Frazer4Wests
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@smeghead said:
x 2 smeg.I with you bro.
I boo every other team every time.It's part of the game for me.I love giving it to the wingers at liechhardt because they can hear every word.It is gold.
@innsaneink said:
Quality Ink. :laughing:
@Balmain Bug said:
With you on Prince and O'Donnell Bug, those two were pigs. T'eo fits in the same category as Prince for mine.
I'm not really one for booing the opposition either. I understand its each to their own, just not my thing.
On Gibbs, I will be hoping he has a good game, and I won't be hating on him for it either. Like others said though, if he starts a blue or puts a high/late shot on (which I think Fifita is a more likely culprit,) he'll probably cop a bit of deserved criticism.
andrew 474
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im with you tigers05 if gibbs scores a try that wins them the game , he is the opposition not a tiger , and if it is in the finals and he scores to knock us out all the gibbs fans will turn on him , hes gone get over it , i dont think melbourne will do any favours for blair , just hit him as hard as they can , its normal , and i as a supporter would expect our forwards to smash him the same as any other opposition , legal and all 4 in at once
happy_tiger
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@innsaneink said:
I like you Ink You think outside the square
Would of preferred Liam holding his hand as he runs on and giving him a big cuddle and 1 minutes silence as well for Fifita,DeGois,Johnny Cronk , Brycie and Flanagan
Then let the war begin
andrew 474
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happy tiger you forgot the cup cakes and bread with sprinkles and red cordial
Marshall_magic
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He'll probably cop a bit from some sections of the crowd. I doubt it'd get to him though.
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Why just boo Bryce why not Fi :deadhorse: fta and Morris they are all old tigers I dont feel the need to boo them maybe just at the stupid salary
Come Sunday, Gibbs won't be running around the field hoping the best for our boys and so, I won't be there cheering him on hoping he plays like a man on a mission.
As far as I'm concerned, every bloke out in that field in a Sharks jersey is the enemy and will be treated as such.
After Sunday, I'll cheer him on… Until we play the Sharks again.
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As far as I'm concerned, every bloke out in that field in a Sharks jersey is the enemy and will be treated as such.
After Sunday, I'll cheer him on… Until we play the Sharks again.
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tigersrule4life
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Wests Tigers coach Tim Sheens insists he has more to worry about than his former players Bryce Gibbs and Andrew Fifita when his NRL side meet Cronulla at Leichhardt Oval on Sunday.
The disgruntled pair will no doubt be looking to prove a point to Sheens, who dumped them partly to make way for expensive Melbourne Storm backrower Adam Blair.
Sheens has banned his players from talking to the colourful Gibbs in the lead-up to the match.
Gibbs, a Wests junior, lit the fuse for what should be a fiery clash when he said publicly this week he was gutted to be shown the door by the Tigers, especially when he learned of his axing in a newspaper report.
"I'm not prepared to talk about Bryce or Andrew Fifita for that matter," Sheens said.
"We're worried about Cronulla as a unit … our game's about making sure we concentrate on what we're doing ... there's a lot more to worry about than worrying about Bryce Gibbs and Andrew Fifita."
One of those things Sheens has to worry about is stopping Sharks halfback Todd Carney.
"Todd's only had a couple of trials with them so you don't know how he's going to fit into their game," Sheens said.
"You know the sort of traits he has, you know that the kid can play, he's got speed but you can only plan so much.
"With game one with no real form on the board, most sides have used unlimited interchange upwards of 25 people in each trial. All you're doing is thinking about yourself in game one."
http://www.nrl.com/gibbs-and-fifita-dont-worry-sheens/tabid/10874/newsid/66078/default.aspx
The disgruntled pair will no doubt be looking to prove a point to Sheens, who dumped them partly to make way for expensive Melbourne Storm backrower Adam Blair.
Sheens has banned his players from talking to the colourful Gibbs in the lead-up to the match.
Gibbs, a Wests junior, lit the fuse for what should be a fiery clash when he said publicly this week he was gutted to be shown the door by the Tigers, especially when he learned of his axing in a newspaper report.
"I'm not prepared to talk about Bryce or Andrew Fifita for that matter," Sheens said.
"We're worried about Cronulla as a unit … our game's about making sure we concentrate on what we're doing ... there's a lot more to worry about than worrying about Bryce Gibbs and Andrew Fifita."
One of those things Sheens has to worry about is stopping Sharks halfback Todd Carney.
"Todd's only had a couple of trials with them so you don't know how he's going to fit into their game," Sheens said.
"You know the sort of traits he has, you know that the kid can play, he's got speed but you can only plan so much.
"With game one with no real form on the board, most sides have used unlimited interchange upwards of 25 people in each trial. All you're doing is thinking about yourself in game one."
http://www.nrl.com/gibbs-and-fifita-dont-worry-sheens/tabid/10874/newsid/66078/default.aspx
tigersrule4life
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SHARKS coach Shane Flanagan has warned former Tigers props Bryce Gibbs and Andrew Fifita to prepare for sledge warfare at Leichhardt Oval today.
Tigers coach Tim Sheens banned his players from talking to Cronulla's new front-row duo after they were squeezed out of Concord last season.
Gibbs and Fifita will be out to get square.
And the Tigers trio in the firing line will be new recruit Adam Blair and young props Aaron Woods and Matt Groat, who were the reason Gibbs and Fifita were moved on.
Sharks coach Flanagan has spoken to his players and handed captain Paul Gallen the assignment of shutting down New Zealand Kiwi Test back-rower Blair.
"I'm sure some Tigers players will try to get under (Gibbs' and Fifita's) skin a little bit, but we've addressed that internally and those two boys just want to go out and win the game," Flanagan said.
"I'm sure they're going to get niggled, we have spoken about it and we've got a plan in place.
"They've said to me that they've got some responsibility to their team-mates that they don't want to let them down so they won't be crossing the line."
In an interview with The Sunday Telegraph last June, Fifita was blunt when asked about the prospect of meeting Blair, who was signed from the Melbourne Storm.
"We can't wait. To play this one bloke who's taken most of the boys' spots in the team … can't wait," Fifita said. "It's been a bit upsetting because all the boys are really tight. Don't get me wrong, he's a really good forward. But I would love to have stayed at the Tigers.
"It's heartbreaking, but it's done now and the Sharks is where I'll be."
Flanagan placed Gibbs and Fifita on media bans this week but said the trip to Leichhardt held no fears for the club.
"We've got no fear about going there, we like going there. These players like playing in front of big crowds and we know we're definitely going to get one," Flanagan said.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/nrl/sacked-tigers-andrew-fifita-and-bryce-gibbs-prepared-for-sledge-warfare-on-return-to-leichardt-oval/story-e6frexnr-1226288189512
Tigers coach Tim Sheens banned his players from talking to Cronulla's new front-row duo after they were squeezed out of Concord last season.
Gibbs and Fifita will be out to get square.
And the Tigers trio in the firing line will be new recruit Adam Blair and young props Aaron Woods and Matt Groat, who were the reason Gibbs and Fifita were moved on.
Sharks coach Flanagan has spoken to his players and handed captain Paul Gallen the assignment of shutting down New Zealand Kiwi Test back-rower Blair.
"I'm sure some Tigers players will try to get under (Gibbs' and Fifita's) skin a little bit, but we've addressed that internally and those two boys just want to go out and win the game," Flanagan said.
"I'm sure they're going to get niggled, we have spoken about it and we've got a plan in place.
"They've said to me that they've got some responsibility to their team-mates that they don't want to let them down so they won't be crossing the line."
In an interview with The Sunday Telegraph last June, Fifita was blunt when asked about the prospect of meeting Blair, who was signed from the Melbourne Storm.
"We can't wait. To play this one bloke who's taken most of the boys' spots in the team … can't wait," Fifita said. "It's been a bit upsetting because all the boys are really tight. Don't get me wrong, he's a really good forward. But I would love to have stayed at the Tigers.
"It's heartbreaking, but it's done now and the Sharks is where I'll be."
Flanagan placed Gibbs and Fifita on media bans this week but said the trip to Leichhardt held no fears for the club.
"We've got no fear about going there, we like going there. These players like playing in front of big crowds and we know we're definitely going to get one," Flanagan said.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/nrl/sacked-tigers-andrew-fifita-and-bryce-gibbs-prepared-for-sledge-warfare-on-return-to-leichardt-oval/story-e6frexnr-1226288189512
@Andrew Fifita said:
* = 2 blokes. 2 blokes out of 17 is not equal to "most."
Quick, someone call the hyperbole police!
Gibbs can feel a little hard done by, but Fifita just needs to move on and concentrate on stringing two good games together.
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Moved to the correct section.
The ol reverse psychology eh?
