Lote Tuqiri thread

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@stryker said:
. Some of the names who were throwing their weight about in this thread no longer seem to post here. What happened to Anderson Silva, Buckets of Blood, Geo, Simon the tiger, Ron Burgandy, Southern Tiger and Redemption? Did they all leave or are they posting on here under other names?
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I think half of those are the same person
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It's a common occurence on forums, where all you need is an email address and a user name. Almost every forum suffers from the multiple ID syndrome, many of these people who do this set out to bait others in order to get a bite from someone, then their other ID's come in and attack with insults.
I remember many years ago witnessing one guy with 4 id's starting a conversation with himself on a forum, then waiting for others to join in. Three of his id's attacked a person, then his 4th id came into the victims defence, and seemingly " Scared Off " the bullies.
God knows why people do this, perhaps they have psychological problems, you'd never know, perhaps they are dimunitive people who were bullied when growing up, and seek revenge in anonimity, but whatever, you do need strong moderation in dealing with these people.
Rule of thumb, ignore there attempts to bait you, as soon as you bite, they have got you, they rely on it to get their rocks off. If you ignore them, they will soon go somewhere else to satisfy their lust for causing trouble.
 
@Balmain Bobby said:
It's a common occurence on forums, where all you need is an email address and a user name. Almost every forum suffers from the multiple ID syndrome, many of these people who do this set out to bait others in order to get a bite from someone, then their other ID's come in and attack with insults.
I remember many years ago witnessing one guy with 4 id's starting a conversation with himself on a forum, then waiting for others to join in. Three of his id's attacked a person, then his 4th id came into the victims defence, and seemingly " Scared Off " the bullies.
God knows why people do this, perhaps they have psychological problems, you'd never know, perhaps they are dimunitive people who were bullied when growing up, and seek revenge in anonimity, but whatever, you do need strong moderation in dealing with these people.
Rule of thumb, ignore there attempts to bait you, as soon as you bite, they have got you, they rely on it to get their rocks off. If you ignore them, they will soon go somewhere else to satisfy their lust for causing trouble.
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I can't believe people would bother to do this - but after reading this post the forum starts to make a lot more sense to me :unamused: :laughing:
 
@cktiger said:
@Balmain Bobby said:
It's a common occurence on forums, where all you need is an email address and a user name. Almost every forum suffers from the multiple ID syndrome, many of these people who do this set out to bait others in order to get a bite from someone, then their other ID's come in and attack with insults.
I remember many years ago witnessing one guy with 4 id's starting a conversation with himself on a forum, then waiting for others to join in. Three of his id's attacked a person, then his 4th id came into the victims defence, and seemingly " Scared Off " the bullies.
God knows why people do this, perhaps they have psychological problems, you'd never know, perhaps they are dimunitive people who were bullied when growing up, and seek revenge in anonimity, but whatever, you do need strong moderation in dealing with these people.
Rule of thumb, ignore there attempts to bait you, as soon as you bite, they have got you, they rely on it to get their rocks off. If you ignore them, they will soon go somewhere else to satisfy their lust for causing trouble.

I can't believe people would bother to do this - but after reading this post the forum starts to make a lot more sense to me :unamused: :laughing:
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I know it's off topic, but there was an article in the SMH(?) a few weeks back about internet trolls and why they deliberately set out to do it. Some reckon they felt good when they did it, others because they had nothing better to do, others were as you mentioned psychologically or socially impaired and others were victims of bullying.

This one kid they interviewed, he said he spent about 14 hours a day just trolling people cause it made him feel better about himself. He enjoyed the reactions he got to his behaviour.
 
@Cultured Bogan said:
@cktiger said:
@Balmain Bobby said:
It's a common occurence on forums, where all you need is an email address and a user name. Almost every forum suffers from the multiple ID syndrome, many of these people who do this set out to bait others in order to get a bite from someone, then their other ID's come in and attack with insults.
I remember many years ago witnessing one guy with 4 id's starting a conversation with himself on a forum, then waiting for others to join in. Three of his id's attacked a person, then his 4th id came into the victims defence, and seemingly " Scared Off " the bullies.
God knows why people do this, perhaps they have psychological problems, you'd never know, perhaps they are dimunitive people who were bullied when growing up, and seek revenge in anonimity, but whatever, you do need strong moderation in dealing with these people.
Rule of thumb, ignore there attempts to bait you, as soon as you bite, they have got you, they rely on it to get their rocks off. If you ignore them, they will soon go somewhere else to satisfy their lust for causing trouble.

I can't believe people would bother to do this - but after reading this post the forum starts to make a lot more sense to me :unamused: :laughing:

I know it's off topic, but there was an article in the SMH(?) a few weeks back about internet trolls and why they deliberately set out to do it. Some reckon they felt good when they did it, others because they had nothing better to do, others were as you mentioned psychologically or socially impaired and others were victims of bullying.

This one kid they interviewed, he said he spent about 14 hours a day just trolling people cause it made him feel better about himself. He enjoyed the reactions he got to his behaviour.
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You er…. SUCK CB.... you are crap at everything that you do.... and Lote Sucks.

Herp Derp.
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Nope doesn't work here, in fact I feel a whole lot sillier after that... :sign:
 
sorry lote has to go, terrible tonight, he worries every time he touches the ball, please tim show him the door, a fine career but he has had his time bye bye
 
sorry Lote….I love you and are one of your biggest fans BUT.....I think Father Time and injuries have caught up with you.....
 
I've been defending him a lot lately, but I saw it tonight. He is way too slow, out of touch with the rest of the wingers. A huge liability…he has to go, surely...give the young winger from the U20's a run, he can't do any worse.
 
About time people woke up to themselves :slight_smile:

I LOVE Lote just as much as the next Tigers fan, but he's way past it unfortunately.
 
I've backed him, but tonight really changed my mind. And its not a once off, he has struggled for a while.

Time to retire or take another union stint in Europe champ.
 
2010 was a good year for him but due to injuries 2011 was a write off, unfortunataly 2012 has been a year of underachieving.At his age i have grave doubts he will ever recapture his form from 2 years ago.it is time to give someone younger a chance(probably Korobite)
 
Lote hopeful of a new Tiger deal
By Josh Massoud
The Sunday Telegraph
10:23 AM

New deal … Lote Tuqiri expresses his desire to play on at Wests Tigers beyond 2012.
Having regained his mental mojo after a "nightmare" year with injury, Lote Tuqiri is hoping to finalise his future over the next fortnight.
Nearing the end of a three-year deal at Wests Tigers, the dual international has drawn enough hunger to play on after surviving a cursed 12 months that featured a broken arm, staph infection, ankle syndesmosis, quad strain and wrist reconstruction.
And Tuqiri, who will turn 33 in September, has a genetic wildcard in his favour, with Tigers officials mindful that Fijian-blooded athletes tend to defy Father Time.
Slowly resurrecting his form and confidence ahead of his seventh outing of 2012, against the Cowboys today Tuqiri is not contemplating retirement.
"I'm just waiting to see how the body comes along," he said. "With the amount of (rehab) work I've put in over the past six months, it's feeling pretty good.
"I think the body will tell me when it's time and it's not telling me that now.
"I'll probably sit down at the table with the Tigers soon.
"There's other interest out there but I've not gone down that path of talking to different parties.
"Hopefully next week, or the week after that, I'll be able to talk to the Tigers."
Starting with a broken arm last March, 2011 degenerated into an all-time low for a cult figure who's tasted the highs of premiership glory and Rugby World Cups.
Tuqiri managed to return for the finals, but has now revealed he suffered through August and September with a torn left wrist ligament.
It required reconstructive surgery in December that limited Tuqiri's pre-season to running and cardio.
"Last year was a nightmare for me," Tuqiri said.
"I would get injured then comeback and do something totally unrelated.
"To be honest, I'm just getting over it now.
"I'd never been through anything like that and I didn't think it would hinder me as much mentally.
"I'm still not setting the world on fire and there's a lot of room to improve. But it helps that I'm back on the field and the coaching staff have shown a lot of faith in me."
Whether that faith extends to a new deal remains to be seen, with the club's 2013 roster filling fast after the recruitment of Braith Anasta, Eddie Pettybourne and Bodene Thompson.
But having guided Fijian evergreens Noa Nadruku (Raiders and Cowboys) and Petero Civoniceva (Australia), Tigers coach Tim Sheens has an appreciation of Tuqiri's potential longevity.
"The Fijian blood tends to go pretty good, so I'm thankful to my parents for that," Tuqiri laughed. "As long as I can keep my body in good shape and do everything right off the field I can hopefully still play for a few more years."
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if he is re signed , i think a 1 year deal as all we are doing is keeping our top young talent in lower grade when they could be ready now , we dont want to teach them then let them go , or they get bigger offers and leave
 
I think it's interesting as their has been a few articles about lote re-signing but never any comment from the tigers saying so I think lote wants to stay but prob won't
 
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