Alf_Duguid
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@Chris said:
I sense a little bit of man love. I'm all for it by the way
OFFICIAL Simon Dwyer [Discussion]
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I sense a little bit of man love. I'm all for it by the way
@senexx said:
I'm sorry but he has alredy been christend…BARB DWYER...cuts u up...
jirskyr
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Personally I think the Arwen Guttenbeil hit on Morely is the best of the past 10 years. Even better because it was payback and the way Guttenbeil stood over him at the end.
@stryker said:
I think it was the right decision too…
But going on what the refs have been ruling for the last few seasons, its totally different....and all we want is consistency dont we???
Be interesting to see what happens should a similar hit occur in the next few weeks....no one will know what to expect.
Juro
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Do we ever know what to expect when it comes to referee decisions???
Sort of
I expect careless, reckless or intentional high tackles to be penalised..
Good legitimate Hits as in Dwyers case do not…
I expect careless, reckless or intentional high tackles to be penalised..
Good legitimate Hits as in Dwyers case do not…
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Dwyer has always been a big hit
* By Josh Massoud and James Phelps
* From: The Daily Telegraph
* September 17, 2010 12:00AM
HIS big boy puts on the big hits, but Paul Dwyer owns all the memories.
The NRL world has been abuzz with excitement since Simon Dwyer's unforgettable bell-ringer on Jared Waerea-Hargreaves last Saturday night, but his father knew about the 21-year-old's lethal shoulder long beforehand.
"If you look on the internet, I've even put a few hits from his time in the lower grades on YouTube," says Paul, who also coached Dwyer for five straight seasons at the Ingleburn Bulldogs as a teenager.
We dutifully fire up the search engine and there, indeed, is a young behemoth in a Wests Magpies jersey belting the tripe out of a hapless ball-carrier.
"He's done it a few times - hits like that were trademark ever since he was allowed to shoulder charge in the under-15s," Paul continues.
"I spoke to him before [the Roosters] game and mentioned the word 'intensity'.
"I'm still so proud that he went out there and put on a hit like that at such a crucial stage of the game.
"I've probably watched it 200 times! It's even on my phone."
Ironically enough - given tonight's lime green opposition - the Tigers back-rower was inspired to play football by Raiders great Laurie Daley.
"Simon loved Laurie and Mal Meninga," Paul reveals.
"There's still a poster of Laurie here on the wall at home.
"He actually started playing at five-eighth and then moved to the centres. And he played a lot like Laurie. He was a warhorse. He'd never give up. He also had incredible pace for a big man."
Dwyer is Ingleburn's first NRL graduate.
"The Wests Tigers have been a dream bringing him through."
* By Josh Massoud and James Phelps
* From: The Daily Telegraph
* September 17, 2010 12:00AM
HIS big boy puts on the big hits, but Paul Dwyer owns all the memories.
The NRL world has been abuzz with excitement since Simon Dwyer's unforgettable bell-ringer on Jared Waerea-Hargreaves last Saturday night, but his father knew about the 21-year-old's lethal shoulder long beforehand.
"If you look on the internet, I've even put a few hits from his time in the lower grades on YouTube," says Paul, who also coached Dwyer for five straight seasons at the Ingleburn Bulldogs as a teenager.
We dutifully fire up the search engine and there, indeed, is a young behemoth in a Wests Magpies jersey belting the tripe out of a hapless ball-carrier.
"He's done it a few times - hits like that were trademark ever since he was allowed to shoulder charge in the under-15s," Paul continues.
"I spoke to him before [the Roosters] game and mentioned the word 'intensity'.
"I'm still so proud that he went out there and put on a hit like that at such a crucial stage of the game.
"I've probably watched it 200 times! It's even on my phone."
Ironically enough - given tonight's lime green opposition - the Tigers back-rower was inspired to play football by Raiders great Laurie Daley.
"Simon loved Laurie and Mal Meninga," Paul reveals.
"There's still a poster of Laurie here on the wall at home.
"He actually started playing at five-eighth and then moved to the centres. And he played a lot like Laurie. He was a warhorse. He'd never give up. He also had incredible pace for a big man."
Dwyer is Ingleburn's first NRL graduate.
"The Wests Tigers have been a dream bringing him through."
tig_prmz
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Hmmm… any link for those youtube vids??
@tig_prmz said:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZQQQaOwDys" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Get some <big>BARB DWYER</big> inta YA…
Snowy
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Can not stop watching that hit! Also read some of the comments on you tube and cant believe a lot of them think it was a penalty! Please… best hit ever!
tig_prmz
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@Geo. said:
Thanks Geo, but I meant this one:
"If you look on the internet, I've even put a few hits from his time in the lower grades on YouTube," says Paul, who also coached Dwyer for five straight seasons at the Ingleburn Bulldogs as a teenager.
@tig_prmz said:
Ohhhh sorry…..knock yourself out
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=simon+dwyer&aq=f" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
This one is my fav...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-BQcXnMn4M&feature=related" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
tig_prmz
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hehehe tried it, but couldn't find any :s
I think this is the one though doesn't have any hits:
http://www.youtube.com/user/AussieRock1" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
I think this is the one though doesn't have any hits:
http://www.youtube.com/user/AussieRock1" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
The hit on the Balmain Guy…hehehehe
That's Simon...
That's Simon...
sunshine_coast_tiger
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Very harsh in my opinion. The guy is bent over, you still have to be able to make a tackle. it is not the tacklers fault that the guy is crouched down.
It is fair enough to give a high shot against a player when he runs normally or upright but you can't give high shots for players who bend over or crouch down.
Video ref for mine should have said no penalty and scrum. Always thought with Hollywood in the video booth it would be a penalty against us.
For mine Dwyer for the second week in a row won't have a case to answer.
It is fair enough to give a high shot against a player when he runs normally or upright but you can't give high shots for players who bend over or crouch down.
Video ref for mine should have said no penalty and scrum. Always thought with Hollywood in the video booth it would be a penalty against us.
For mine Dwyer for the second week in a row won't have a case to answer.
Yep…..No case to answer or grade 1 careless at worst free to play...
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