I love these games....

@innsaneink said:
@AmericanHistoryX said:
From time to time u question my faith in Sheens. Tonight is one of those nights. But we shouldn't blame Sheens tonight but the injury gods.
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I havent even thought of Sheens this week…just the boys
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UD, the dogs game at Homebush showground in 04 has been poppin into my mind this week
http://stats.rleague.com/rl/scorers/games/2003/200305310631.html

Ahh…. the days of "Nick-Brad", Terry Hill at Lock,Fitzhenry as one of our playmakers, and players like Gray Viane, and Mark O'Hallorhan who I didn't even recognize at the time, let alone now....

They were some "interesting" days... :mrgreen:
 
@Brisbane Tiger said:
I put $100 on the dogs with the -4.5 so it softens the blow if we get rolled.

I like your thinking. Unless Benji runs the ball, takes the line on and puts the Bulldogs defence in two minds, I can't see the Tigers getting within 20 points of the Bulldogs. We need a brand new attitude if we're going to trouble them tonight.
 
@innsaneink said:
@AmericanHistoryX said:
From time to time u question my faith in Sheens. Tonight is one of those nights. But we shouldn't blame Sheens tonight but the injury gods.
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I havent even thought of Sheens this week…just the boys
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UD, the dogs game at Homebush showground in 04 has been poppin into my mind this week
http://stats.rleague.com/rl/scorers/games/2003/200305310631.html

Wasn't that game played in Gosford? probably our best win that yr
 
@underdog said:
@innsaneink said:
@AmericanHistoryX said:
From time to time u question my faith in Sheens. Tonight is one of those nights. But we shouldn't blame Sheens tonight but the injury gods.
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I havent even thought of Sheens this week…just the boys
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UD, the dogs game at Homebush showground in 04 has been poppin into my mind this week
http://stats.rleague.com/rl/scorers/games/2003/200305310631.html

Ahh…. the days of "Nick-Brad", Terry Hill at Lock,Fitzhenry as one of our playmakers, and players like Gray Viane, and Mark O'Hallorhan who I didn't even recognize at the time, let alone now....

I do like this era, we had blown the salary cap trying to win the Premiership in the first season, Junior Pearce realised he couldn't do any more and the heirachy took a punt on Terry Lamb as coach, Terry bought along some fringe 1st graders notably Hassen Saleh and the lesser known Trent Runciman, the only other players we got were basically rejects from other clubs plus a few players returning like John Wilson & Corey Pearson.
The game from the Showground that always stuck in my mind was the 2002 game from very early in the season that was one of the few blips on the Doggies radar until someone spilled the beans.
Crikey I can't remember this game but would love to watch it again and again, the 2002 game has been used on Chooseday Night but this game must have been even more special but has all but been forgotten!.........
They were some "interesting" days... :mrgreen:

Mr Sheens early days at the Tigers after returning from oblivion after a less than sucessful time at the Cowboys.
 
I remember going to a game in 2005, the dogs were all over us early constant pressure on our line. Eventually they took a shot a goal from a penalty. From then on the tigers cut loose n ran away with the game from memory it ended like 52-2\. Pretty sure it was a Friday night game to, can't see that being the score tonight but here's hoping!!
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@saundo1982 said:
I remember going to a game in 2005, the dogs were all over us early constant pressure on our line. Eventually they took a shot a goal from a penalty. From then on the tigers cut loose n ran away with the game from memory it ended like 52-2\. Pretty sure it was a Friday night game to, can't see that being the score tonight but here's hoping!!
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The Bulldogs had a terrible side that night though, they had plenty out through injury.
 
@willow said:
@saundo1982 said:
I remember going to a game in 2005, the dogs were all over us early constant pressure on our line. Eventually they took a shot a goal from a penalty. From then on the tigers cut loose n ran away with the game from memory it ended like 52-2\. Pretty sure it was a Friday night game to, can't see that being the score tonight but here's hoping!!
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The Bulldogs had a terrible side that night though, they had plenty out through injury.

Actually a night that will forever be lodged in OUR families memory and perhaps many more than just Tigers fans, this happened to be the night that KELSO High in Bathurst sadly burnt to the ground, by the way the Doggies side that night wasn't much different to the side that won the 2004 Premiership.
 
@willow said:
@saundo1982 said:
I remember going to a game in 2005, the dogs were all over us early constant pressure on our line. Eventually they took a shot a goal from a penalty. From then on the tigers cut loose n ran away with the game from memory it ended like 52-2\. Pretty sure it was a Friday night game to, can't see that being the score tonight but here's hoping!!
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The Bulldogs had a terrible side that night though, they had plenty out through injury.

Bulldogs team was:
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs: Luke Young; Filinga Filiga, Jamaal Lolesi, Cameron Phelps, Matt Utai; Braith Anasta, Corey Hughes; Tony Grimaldi, Andrew Ryan ©, Willie Mason, Roy Asotasi, Adam Brideson, Mark O'Meley. Interchange: Chris Armit, Nate Myles, Reni Maitua, Dallas McIllwain.

a big side that dominated us early
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@AmericanHistoryX said:
@innsaneink said:
@AmericanHistoryX said:
From time to time u question my faith in Sheens. Tonight is one of those nights. But we shouldn't blame Sheens tonight but the injury gods.
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I havent even thought of Sheens this week…just the boys
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UD, the dogs game at Homebush showground in 04 has been poppin into my mind this week
http://stats.rleague.com/rl/scorers/gam ... 10631.html

**That's like putting shoes on without socks.**
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Haha love it… :laughing:

sigh... :frowning:

What did he say to them at half time????
Whatever it was put em to sleep
 
@innsaneink said:
@AmericanHistoryX said:
@innsaneink said:
@AmericanHistoryX said:
From time to time u question my faith in Sheens. Tonight is one of those nights. But we shouldn't blame Sheens tonight but the injury gods.
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I havent even thought of Sheens this week…just the boys
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UD, the dogs game at Homebush showground in 04 has been poppin into my mind this week
http://stats.rleague.com/rl/scorers/gam ... 10631.html

**That's like putting shoes on without socks.**
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Haha love it… :laughing:

sigh... :frowning:

What did he say to them at half time????
Whatever it was put em to sleep

To sleep? They came out laughing (literally). Way, way too casual yet again. They've "clocked off" about 50 times now under Sheens the past 5 years. It's beond a joke at this point.

Meanwhile, Hasler was tearing strips off his blokes at half time.
 
normally they clock off at the start of the game. This time they clocked off at the start of the second half.
 

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