happy_tiger
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@hobbo1 said in [Drama for this weeks game](/post/1181708) said:
Why do you switch between Derby and Tottenham
Why does Geos boy support the Roosters
Insanity I guess
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Why do you switch between Derby and Tottenham
Why does Geos boy support the Roosters
Insanity I guess
hobbo1
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@happy_tiger said in [Drama for this weeks game](/post/1181717) said:
Never followed Derby
Geo was a bad dad ?
diedpretty
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I have read elsewhere that Nofo lives at Denham Court which is in the zone.
851
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@happy_tiger said in [Drama for this weeks game](/post/1181695) said:
Who is bubbles:blush:
Harvey
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@851 said in [Drama for this weeks game](/post/1181886) said:
Wasn't that Michael Jackson's chimpanzee?
Fraze23
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Get the players tested before the game and there's no dramas.
Juro
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@851 said in [Drama for this weeks game](/post/1181886) said:
Reminds me of Rodney Dangerfield in Back to School.
What's a bath without bubbles... Come here, Bubbles!
851
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@Juro said in [Drama for this weeks game](/post/1181918) said:
Great movie
@Snake said in [Drama for this weeks game](/post/1181542) said:
What if players from other teams live in Campbelltown
Tigerbuck63
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@hobbo1 said in [Drama for this weeks game](/post/1181708) said:
Well some Queenslander's are loyal Balmaon supporters from a bygone era and not willing to swap alliances to a Qld Team - Good name but we are Bluebaggers.
innsaneink
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@Geo said in [Drama for this weeks game](/post/1182007) said:
Heard yesterday there's about 30 players & staff all up NRL wide live there
krissy
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Nofo and Aloiai both sent for testing as a precaution
Tigerwould
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Bronco’s will have to forfeit the game
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NRL 2020: David Nofoaluma and Josh Aloiai tested for coronavirus
Two Wests Tigers stars will have to pass a COVID-19 test in order to play against Brisbane on Friday night because they live in a hotspot.
Wests Tigers players David Nofoaluma and Josh Aloiai will be tested for coronavirus on Thursday and require clearance to play against Brisbane at Leichhardt Oval on Friday night.
Nofoaluma and Aloiai live in the Liverpool and Campbelltown areas, now deemed coronavirus hot spots.
Under strict NRL protocols, the players must be tested before being allowed to play.
A positive result to COVID-19 could force the suspension of the NRL season.
Tigers assistant and former club legend Brett Hodgson, development player Zac Cini and coaching staff member Simon Dwyer, who all live in the affected region, were also sent for testing.
Nofoaluma and Aloiai attended Thursday’s captain’s run but left immediately after they were notified by the NRL they needed to undergo testing.
Neither Nofoaluma or Aloiai displayed any symptoms and had passed the daily temperature and symptoms checks when they arrived at training on Thursday morning.
Tigers coach Michael Maguire is hopeful Aloiai and Nofoaluma will be cleared of coronavirus.
“They’re following protocols and have gone straight to testing,” Maguire revealed on Thursday morning.
“Once we heard that we needed to get tested, they jumped in the cars and went.
“We’ll get the results back on that pretty soon.
“I’m sure those sorts of things will continue to happen [across the game] for a period of time. We understand the world we’re living in at the moment and we’ve got to do due diligence in making sure the game is safe and everyone is safe.
“One thing we’ve shown in the game is that we have to do what is needed to keep the game going,” he added. “We’re very fortunate that the game is up and about; Peter [V’Landys] has done a great job with his team to get the game to where it is.
“It’s giving everyone something on a weekend to watch and enjoy so we’ve got to do everything possible to keep it going.”
About 20 players are in southwest Sydney COVID-19 hot spots as the NRL sweats on a clearance from the Queensland government to allow them to enter and play in the Sunshine State.
The NRL spent Wednesday working out how many players live in those postcodes, whose residents were this week banned from entering Queensland.
Two Wests Tigers stars will have to pass a COVID-19 test in order to play against Brisbane on Friday night because they live in a hotspot.
Wests Tigers players David Nofoaluma and Josh Aloiai will be tested for coronavirus on Thursday and require clearance to play against Brisbane at Leichhardt Oval on Friday night.
Nofoaluma and Aloiai live in the Liverpool and Campbelltown areas, now deemed coronavirus hot spots.
Under strict NRL protocols, the players must be tested before being allowed to play.
A positive result to COVID-19 could force the suspension of the NRL season.
Tigers assistant and former club legend Brett Hodgson, development player Zac Cini and coaching staff member Simon Dwyer, who all live in the affected region, were also sent for testing.
Nofoaluma and Aloiai attended Thursday’s captain’s run but left immediately after they were notified by the NRL they needed to undergo testing.
Neither Nofoaluma or Aloiai displayed any symptoms and had passed the daily temperature and symptoms checks when they arrived at training on Thursday morning.
Tigers coach Michael Maguire is hopeful Aloiai and Nofoaluma will be cleared of coronavirus.
“They’re following protocols and have gone straight to testing,” Maguire revealed on Thursday morning.
“Once we heard that we needed to get tested, they jumped in the cars and went.
“We’ll get the results back on that pretty soon.
“I’m sure those sorts of things will continue to happen [across the game] for a period of time. We understand the world we’re living in at the moment and we’ve got to do due diligence in making sure the game is safe and everyone is safe.
“One thing we’ve shown in the game is that we have to do what is needed to keep the game going,” he added. “We’re very fortunate that the game is up and about; Peter [V’Landys] has done a great job with his team to get the game to where it is.
“It’s giving everyone something on a weekend to watch and enjoy so we’ve got to do everything possible to keep it going.”
About 20 players are in southwest Sydney COVID-19 hot spots as the NRL sweats on a clearance from the Queensland government to allow them to enter and play in the Sunshine State.
The NRL spent Wednesday working out how many players live in those postcodes, whose residents were this week banned from entering Queensland.
tony soprano
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Apparently we have never beat broncos in Sydney
Elderslie_Tiger
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@tony-soprano said in [Drama for this weeks game](/post/1182786) said:
Must due then
@tony-soprano said in [Drama for this weeks game](/post/1182786) said:
Really they must have forgot the 05 Semi final
tony soprano
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@Geo said in [Drama for this weeks game](/post/1182789) said:
Oh yeah I was at that game
Jedi_Tiger
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benjis try in that game was awesome and O'Neil crossing over at the end
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