Hope like hell - the roosters choke again . BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHYep. Canberra played a reserve team last year, gave up 50, and went out in straight sets.
Roosters are done! š
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Hope like hell - the roosters choke again . BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHYep. Canberra played a reserve team last year, gave up 50, and went out in straight sets.
Roosters are done! š
They say once your voice goes, itās all down hill. Poor guy.Looking at how much the disease has progressed, even the 500m walk would have taken a lot out of Jai. You can see he's trying to tough it out and walk up right without a frame.
I hope all this awareness helps raise some funds for research into neuro disorders. The best cure could be early detection and the more we can research the early signs, the more likely we are of developing something to slow down the progress at least.
It's only downhill once diagnosed unfortunately.They say once your voice goes, itās all down hill. Poor guy.
Mate all hell would.break loose ...it would be all.over social media.
Hit the sternum first and then head came forward from whiplash. One still 2D frame way after contact is a very bad way to judge this
Just saw a replay again right now...good descriptionHit the sternum first and then head came forward from whiplash. One still 2D frame way after contact is a very bad way to judge this
sternum has is always the sweet spotHit the sternum first and then head came forward from whiplash. One still 2D frame way after contact is a very bad way to judge this
Both times he walked out he was clinging to his arm. My guess is he doesnāt have much strength in it feels and feels a bit insecure being front and centre with all eyes on him. Felt like there was an element of self soothing and a way to calm himself.It's only downhill once diagnosed unfortunately.
The rate of progression is so scary
Weirdly enough, I smile when I see Jai, not cry. I've worked a little in paediatric neuro and do some work in NDIS. Not many people get the "ending" that Jai is getting. Others with neurodegenerative conditions probably live this through Jai.
poor bubbyBoth times he walked out he was clinging to his arm. My guess is he doesnāt have much strength in it feels and feels a bit insecure being front and centre with all eyes on him. Felt like there was an element of self soothing and a way to calm himself.
when Latrell was just a boy
I love watching Latrell. Hate playing against him.
He could have legitimately followed through and hit him on the ground to complete the tacke right?Heās a grub⦠biggest in the game.
No need to stand over the kid like a hero.
Only one close is Cody Walker