Pawsandclaws
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Good player. Mikaele as well.
Good player. Mikaele as well.
GoldXR50Leroy
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Was expecting big things for the Magpies in this game, I sat through 80 minutes…....
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Classy Jets post comfortable win over Magpies
Author Dan Talintyre Timestamp Sat 25 Aug 2018, 02:50 PM
Western Suburbs Magpies have gone down 32-12 in disappointing fashion to the Newtown Jets in the final game of the Intrust Super Premiership regular season.
Given Mounties' loss to the Dragons earlier in the day, the result sees Western Suburbs finish the regular season in fifth position and will play in an Elimination knockout final at Panthers Stadium next weekend.
With all the early ball and a 6-0 penalty count inside the opening 15 minutes, Newtown unsurprisingly took the lead through Sione Katoa despite the winger appearing to have put the ball down on the sideline.
Aaron Gray would double the Jets lead after 18 minutes when he crashed over out wide, and with a weight of possession against them, Western Suburbs were simply doing well to hang on in the contest.
Nine first half errors from Newtown kept the visitors in the fight, and as the half wore on, Wests looked more and more threatening with the ball in hand. However, poor execution and communication — coupled with four kicks running dead — ensured the visitors were unable to build any pressure of their own.
Katoa looked to have grabbed a double just before the half-time break, but he was controversially denied by the officials — ruled to have produced a double movement after a stunning try-saver from Dylan Smith.
As both sides walked off the field at Henson Park at half-time, Coach Hodgson labelled it as "a half to forget in a hurry", with the Magpies not showing any of the urgency or tenacity with the ball in hand that had them on the brink of securing a top four finish in the Intrust Super Premiership competition.
With poor ends to their sets to start the second half as well, Western Suburbs fell further behind in the 45th minute when William Kennedy found his way through three cover tackles before racing away to score under the posts. His 90m effort in front of a vocal Henson Park crowd allowed Jesse Marschke a simple conversion for his first goal of the day and the Jets the chance to extend their lead further to 14-0.
When Jack Williams crossed untouched seven minutes later to put the score to 20-0, it looked like Newtown were going to run away with a commanding victory as Wests struggled to get in the contest.
However, Smith would ensure that the Magpies had something to show for their efforts with a determined run just seeing the fullback get to the line, with Tuimoala Lolohea converting to cut the score to 20-6.
Rueben Rennie would restore the Jets healthy lead when he proved too strong from close range, with Marschke's conversion pushing Newtown back out to 26-6 with 15 minutes still to play.
Wes Lolo and Kurt Aldridge would trade late tries, but it would matter little in the end as Newtown posted a commanding victory and consolidated a top four spot on the Intrust Super Premiership ladder.
Newtown Jets 32 (Katoa, Gray, Kennedy, Williams, Rennie, Lolo tries; Marschke 4/6 goals) def. Western Suburbs Magpies 12 (Smith, Aldridge tries; Lolohea 2/2 goals) at Henson Park
Author Dan Talintyre Timestamp Sat 25 Aug 2018, 02:50 PM
Western Suburbs Magpies have gone down 32-12 in disappointing fashion to the Newtown Jets in the final game of the Intrust Super Premiership regular season.
Given Mounties' loss to the Dragons earlier in the day, the result sees Western Suburbs finish the regular season in fifth position and will play in an Elimination knockout final at Panthers Stadium next weekend.
With all the early ball and a 6-0 penalty count inside the opening 15 minutes, Newtown unsurprisingly took the lead through Sione Katoa despite the winger appearing to have put the ball down on the sideline.
Aaron Gray would double the Jets lead after 18 minutes when he crashed over out wide, and with a weight of possession against them, Western Suburbs were simply doing well to hang on in the contest.
Nine first half errors from Newtown kept the visitors in the fight, and as the half wore on, Wests looked more and more threatening with the ball in hand. However, poor execution and communication — coupled with four kicks running dead — ensured the visitors were unable to build any pressure of their own.
Katoa looked to have grabbed a double just before the half-time break, but he was controversially denied by the officials — ruled to have produced a double movement after a stunning try-saver from Dylan Smith.
As both sides walked off the field at Henson Park at half-time, Coach Hodgson labelled it as "a half to forget in a hurry", with the Magpies not showing any of the urgency or tenacity with the ball in hand that had them on the brink of securing a top four finish in the Intrust Super Premiership competition.
With poor ends to their sets to start the second half as well, Western Suburbs fell further behind in the 45th minute when William Kennedy found his way through three cover tackles before racing away to score under the posts. His 90m effort in front of a vocal Henson Park crowd allowed Jesse Marschke a simple conversion for his first goal of the day and the Jets the chance to extend their lead further to 14-0.
When Jack Williams crossed untouched seven minutes later to put the score to 20-0, it looked like Newtown were going to run away with a commanding victory as Wests struggled to get in the contest.
However, Smith would ensure that the Magpies had something to show for their efforts with a determined run just seeing the fullback get to the line, with Tuimoala Lolohea converting to cut the score to 20-6.
Rueben Rennie would restore the Jets healthy lead when he proved too strong from close range, with Marschke's conversion pushing Newtown back out to 26-6 with 15 minutes still to play.
Wes Lolo and Kurt Aldridge would trade late tries, but it would matter little in the end as Newtown posted a commanding victory and consolidated a top four spot on the Intrust Super Premiership ladder.
Newtown Jets 32 (Katoa, Gray, Kennedy, Williams, Rennie, Lolo tries; Marschke 4/6 goals) def. Western Suburbs Magpies 12 (Smith, Aldridge tries; Lolohea 2/2 goals) at Henson Park
Went to the game at Henson Park today to meet up with an old mate who's a diehard Newtown supporter. Wests were absolutely dreadful and that's being kind. There was not one player who would go remotely close to playing first grade at the moment. Dylan Smith and Mikaele may make at some point in the future but they're nowhere near ready.
Tui bludged the whole game. Poor old McQueen is just a shadow of the player he once was. Gamble is a complete fraud. He has his fans on this forum but take it from me, he hasn't got it and is barely ISP standard. We will not win a game in the playoffs.
Tui bludged the whole game. Poor old McQueen is just a shadow of the player he once was. Gamble is a complete fraud. He has his fans on this forum but take it from me, he hasn't got it and is barely ISP standard. We will not win a game in the playoffs.
happy_tiger
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Easy FTB , bloke goes into a tackle reels out like a drunken sailor (not Wendell ) and then has a HIA and doesn't come back on
Who would then be able to prove whether it was true or not ??
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#FACTS
One of the most honest and accurate posts I have ever read on this forum.
Tui is a dud… Jus a lazy, over weight, disinterested, heartless dud.
Gamble? I wouldn't say hes talentless but he's like a watered down, less creative, can't tackle speed bump Mitch Moses clone. Undeserved hype and the fan boys like him cos he had a good game outside benji in Q cup. He's a flog.
McQueen is cooked. Just retire.
The rest of em not even 20s quality... And we got the fellas on the forum turning their noses up at signing Lichaa...
Cos Jacob Liddle has potential and hes gonna be a super star.... One day..
ISC player made of glass imo.
Wakeup.
momo_amp_medo
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Yep agree with both posts.
It’s amazing where we were at start of this season and where we are now.
And it’s the attetude of players ….. it’s just disgraceful.
I suppose that most of them don’t care because they won’t be there next year but you would think you would have some pride.
Just disgraceful.
Also must say that Garners game has also gone backwards.
Sunnycoast_tiger
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I agree with both posts.
Just on Gamble, he's good but not that good. I watch a fair bit of QLD cup and he would be in my top 5\. 5/8 running around in QCup last year or this year. Just IMO. We have signed some good young kids for Jersey Flegg, maybe we should start doing the same with the ISP squad. Not kids but with players that are on the crest of playing first grade.
lets face it gambles season ended when drinkwater left.
but lets go on facts , we had the best side in the isp in the 1st 4-5 rounds then( and i know we had too) we cut players let players chase there dreams, and now look what we have , 2 second rowers playing in the centers, and then all year long we had 1st grade players sitting on the side lines rather than playing isp. so u get what u sow.
but lets go on facts , we had the best side in the isp in the 1st 4-5 rounds then( and i know we had too) we cut players let players chase there dreams, and now look what we have , 2 second rowers playing in the centers, and then all year long we had 1st grade players sitting on the side lines rather than playing isp. so u get what u sow.
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