Tito Santana
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No all hail Blore! Can’t lose him.
What idiots were the people saying that.
This what I do when someone mentions such a dumb statement.
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What idiots were the people saying that.
This what I do when someone mentions such a dumb statement.
It's early days but I thought Lobb looked like a good option in our trials. If we can add a corner kicking game to our bag of tricks, we'll be better for it.
Kaito
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No pork & low salt's hehe
Mighty_Tiger
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In the very limited time in the trials against reserve and younger players he looked good.
In the extended time he has had in the last 2 KOE games he hasn’t.
Fainu Brothers
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Stanley Gean?
Odessa
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That's him thanks
Such a big Olam fan,
Love the way he competes in every play.
Love the way he competes in every play.
AmericanHistoryX
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Olam aiming to 'give back to the Tigers' after Benji belief
"I didn't know when I was going to be back."
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upthetigers
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I would shit my pants if Olam was running at me
BAGNF05
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Shot out of a cannon every play. Pair him up with Seyfarth at training.
Buttface
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Everyone has an opinion.
You’ve had plenty of dumb statements in the past, so I hope you look in the mirror and watch ya little link. 👍🏻
AmericanHistoryX
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We should all look in the mirror from time to time. Not at our hair or face. Into our eyes... the window of our soul.... its uncomfortable I get it, just the work has to be done.....soul searching.....
Tito Santana
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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Buttface
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BalmainJnr
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How Justin Olam, the NRL's most dangerous bodyguard, put the thunder back in his football
After arriving at Wests Tigers with his career at a crossroads, Justin Olam rediscovers his most fearsome football while acting as protector for some of the club's brightest young stars.
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Snidest 0
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The mythology around Bellamy that he always makes the right decisions has been proven wrong time and time again...View attachment 11271
How Justin Olam, the NRL's most dangerous bodyguard, put the thunder back in his football
After arriving at Wests Tigers with his career at a crossroads, Justin Olam rediscovers his most fearsome football while acting as protector for some of the club's brightest young stars.
Case in point:
Reality is that Frank Ponissi manages the roster and he has always had elite talent spotters and recruitment staff (going back to the disgraced Peter O'Sullivan - now at Redcliffe)
I personally cannot understand that any regular watcher and genuine rugby league fan could not see that Olam was exactly what we needed!
I saw the tackle live where Haumole smashed him last year (it was Jake Turbo technique - bending the back and leading with the shoulder but in Haumole's body) and was the best shot I'd EVER seen Olam cop.
Some people suggested that was when he lost his mojo & he was now busted - rather than just cope with the fact he had a knee injury and was undercooked when recalled to the side...
Those people clearly also have NEVER known anyone from PNG!
The physicality and competitve spirit is part of their make-up as people!
And Olam is also highly educated, intelligent, articulate (qualities of a leader) + he only debuted in the NRL at the age of 25 because he was too busy at University in Qld to pursue league FT as a career!
He may be 30 now - but his body has benefited from the late start to his career - and it was just naive to write him off!
crazycat
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That's what a like
Friendly ribbing and none of these damn flame wars/endless messages/etc.
Man I still can't get over the start of Olam for us. He has been just electric and able to really move off Api's momentium.
You see how we are able to hold our line with Olam adding so much extra beef to the backline....
No miracles, but Olam is exactly what we needed.
weststigerman
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He's started out great, but it's too early to say he's a great buy. I want to see how his body gets through the rest of the season. We have him for 2 more years after this and I don't trust Melbourne.
GNR4LIFE
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All it takes is a couple losses and him not doing much and the tide will turn.
hank37w
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With the way he plays the game, injuries or suspensions are inevitable, if he on the field and healthy for 75% of the season or better then I would say we are doing okay.
Biggest problem is who takes his spot when he's not on the field?
Biggest problem is who takes his spot when he's not on the field?
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