Who can be our Terry Lamb (88 Grand Final)
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GNR4LIFE
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What do you call Packer?
Tiger_Watto
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We should all take up UBER for Round 1 so he ends up in Dapto
Late and high all day.
Fade_To_Black
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That would be an apt title for the Suli thread.
happy_tiger
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Don't you mean Ube as in Ube Stick
U be frigged If I hit you with it Stick :smiling_imp:
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James Tedesco’s Tiger mates would love to put shot on former No. 1, provided they catch him
CHRISTIAN NICOLUSSI, The Daily Telegraph
February 28, 2018 7:00am
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WESTS Tigers players would love to put a shot on their former pin-up James Tedesco — provided they can catch him.
The clash between the Tigers and Tedesco’s Sydney Roosters will be one of the highlights of the opening weekend.
A day after Tedesco said he would not be surprised if his old teammates targeted him next Saturday at ANZ Stadium, a couple of Tigers said they would do their best to try and stop him in his tracks.
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The Tigers know what James Tedesco can do. (AAP Image/Darren Pateman)
“But he’s so elusive and strong for his size, which makes him handy and hard to put a shot on him,’’ prop Sauaso Sue said on Tuesday.
“I’ll be happy if we can wrap him up.
“There’s no friends on the field, I won’t take it easy on him and he won’t take it easy on us. If we go out chasing and trying to get him, that’s when he will hurt us.’’
Winger Malakai Watene-Zelezniak struggled to list one of Tedesco’s weaknesses the Tigers may hope to expose.
“I don’t think he has any (weaknesses),’’ Watene-Zelezniak said.
“He’s pretty good. He’s such a dangerous player, he plays adlib footy, and he’s most dangerous when he’s got the ball in his hands. He can create something out of nothing.
“He’ll come out firing against his former club. If the opportunity comes, he’ll want to get a hit on a few of our boys and we’ll want to hit him. That’s footy.’’
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Sauaso Sue and Malakai Watene-Zelezniak at The Grange Public School in Minto. (Brett Costello)
Sue failed to feature in the club’s two trials because of a hamstring twinge, but was hoping to force his way back into the front-row for the season opener. Elijah Taylor and Matt Eisenhuth had spent time in lock where Sue spent a fair chunk of time last season.
Watene-Zelezniak looks to have retained his spot on the left wing and was keen to get one over his Roosters opposite Blake Ferguson.
Bookies give the Tigers little hope in round one — or the remainder of the season — and while the players know they will get a good guide of where they are at against a “benchmark’’ team like the Roosters, they were happy with their own squad and structures.
The Tigers visited more than 80 schools, including Tedesco’s former primary school, as part of a community blitz across Sydney’s southwest on Tuesday.
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Quality, I'll pay that :laughing:
Some of you are absolutely disgusting…
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I don’t want Teddy injured until NSW are up 40 zip in game three of Origin :smiley:
Ps - I get the feeling this game will go similar to round 1, Easts v Canterbury in about 2006 (?) when Willie Mason did the dirty and joined the Roosters.
There was a lot of passion in that game, not least from angry fans, but in the end the Rooters has just a little too much class.
Hope I’m wrong about next weekend...
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I don’t want Teddy injured until NSW are up 40 zip in game three of Origin :smiley:
Ps - I get the feeling this game will go similar to round 1, Easts v Canterbury in about 2006 (?) when Willie Mason did the dirty and joined the Roosters.
There was a lot of passion in that game, not least from angry fans, but in the end the Rooters has just a little too much class.
Hope I’m wrong about next weekend...
Harvey
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Will that be the dead rubber after another series loss? By that stage Tommy Turbo will be the NSW fullback
