Eligibility would be the least of my concerns, at 65kg I'm a little worried at squaring up against Josh Papalii but the positive is I'd likely only need to pay for a one way air fare, doing the maths and after studying the Jamie Buhrer hit, I reckon if I ended up on the end of one of Papalii's shots I'd at least make it back to Nz's west coast before coming back to earthPigRickman wrote: ↑June 16, 2019, 8:27 pm Kiwi, i might pick you before i'd pick Saifiti.
Though your eligibility might be questionable based on user name, but then, Jimmy Tamou is an Origin player.
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Tommy T is the least of the concerns. He's talented enough that he should cope.
The pack is an out and out disaster though, when Papalii comes back on for his second stint, he's going to dominate imo
The pack is an out and out disaster though, when Papalii comes back on for his second stint, he's going to dominate imo
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kiwi raider wrote: ↑June 16, 2019, 8:44 pmEligibility would be the least of my concerns, at 65kg I'm a little worried at squaring up against Josh Papalii but the positive is I'd likely only need to pay for a one way air fare, doing the maths and after studying the Jamie Buhrer hit, I reckon if I ended up on the end of one of Papalii's shots I'd at least make it back to Nz's west coast before coming back to earthPigRickman wrote: ↑June 16, 2019, 8:27 pm Kiwi, i might pick you before i'd pick Saifiti.
Though your eligibility might be questionable based on user name, but then, Jimmy Tamou is an Origin player.
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How much has Shannon Boyd fallen down in the pecking order when Saifiti is selected ahead of him. Can’t believe Boyd was a Kangaroo and one stage...
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A well deserved Kangaroo's jersey too. He was a very destructive prop at the time. I think the game has moved beyond him now.
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Really? Morris and Latrell are both genuine centres, yet neither defended well in game one.PigRickman wrote: ↑June 16, 2019, 8:44 pm Tommy T is the least of the concerns. He's talented enough that he should cope.
Latrell was instrumental in QLD winning with his horror reads, but he should’ve been given the chance to redeem himself for obvious reasons.
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I'm not sure why you'd chose the Wagga try as a sample of how good he is..RedRaider wrote:You must have missed the 45 metre angled run he put on for a try against us in Wagga Wagga. Or the fact that of the middles available for NSW for post contact meters he is in the top 4. Klemmer is now out that makes top 3. Aiden Tolman and Finucane are the others. Yes even better than Jake Trbojevic on the post contact meter stats.raiderskater wrote: ↑June 16, 2019, 3:23 pm Tamou is nearly as marshmallow a forward as Aaron Woods.
And no I don't know what the answer is, but not frickin' Tamou. Surely there's someone better than that.
That was a junk time try if there ever was one
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Dont get me wrong, im not saying i would have dropped Mitchell. He and Tedesco would be the first two players i'd pickyeh raiders wrote: ↑June 16, 2019, 9:21 pmReally? Morris and Latrell are both genuine centres, yet neither defended well in game one.PigRickman wrote: ↑June 16, 2019, 8:44 pm Tommy T is the least of the concerns. He's talented enough that he should cope.
Latrell was instrumental in QLD winning with his horror reads, but he should’ve been given the chance to redeem himself for obvious reasons.
Dropping him is insane imo. IM just saying Tommy T is a really good player and i dont see any reason to be worried about him as a centre in a vacuum. I wouldnt pick him at centre over Mitchell, not a **** chance, but he'll be ok, i think.
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1. Tedesco
2. Trbojevic
3. Mitchell
4. Morris/ Croker
5. Addo-Carr
6. Wighton
7. ?????
8. Vaughan
9. Cook
10. Tamou/ Paulo
11. Cordner
12. Frizell
13. Trbojevic
14. Walker
15. Murray
16. Sims
17. Finucane
Team freddie should have picked.
Cleary at halfback I guess... but only because Pearce and Reynolds are unavailable. Maybe Maloney.
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2. Trbojevic
3. Mitchell
4. Morris/ Croker
5. Addo-Carr
6. Wighton
7. ?????
8. Vaughan
9. Cook
10. Tamou/ Paulo
11. Cordner
12. Frizell
13. Trbojevic
14. Walker
15. Murray
16. Sims
17. Finucane
Team freddie should have picked.
Cleary at halfback I guess... but only because Pearce and Reynolds are unavailable. Maybe Maloney.
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It really wasn’t well deserved.Northern Raider wrote: ↑June 16, 2019, 9:18 pmA well deserved Kangaroo's jersey too. He was a very destructive prop at the time. I think the game has moved beyond him now.
It was the token pick a random player from that year’s finals surprise packet.
well, I guess you could say that I'm buy curious.
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He wasn't even the best prop at the Raiders, let alone in Australia.julian87 wrote: ↑June 16, 2019, 10:35 pmIt really wasn’t well deserved.Northern Raider wrote: ↑June 16, 2019, 9:18 pmA well deserved Kangaroo's jersey too. He was a very destructive prop at the time. I think the game has moved beyond him now.
It was the token pick a random player from that year’s finals surprise packet.
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TW - I don't know what the expression 'junk time try' means. Any time a prop runs 45 meters to score a try is news worthy imo. I'm sure Jack was one of the players he beat/outpaced in his run to the line.-TW- wrote: ↑June 16, 2019, 9:23 pmI'm not sure why you'd chose the Wagga try as a sample of how good he is..RedRaider wrote:You must have missed the 45 metre angled run he put on for a try against us in Wagga Wagga. Or the fact that of the middles available for NSW for post contact meters he is in the top 4. Klemmer is now out that makes top 3. Aiden Tolman and Finucane are the others. Yes even better than Jake Trbojevic on the post contact meter stats.raiderskater wrote: ↑June 16, 2019, 3:23 pm Tamou is nearly as marshmallow a forward as Aaron Woods.
And no I don't know what the answer is, but not frickin' Tamou. Surely there's someone better than that.
That was a junk time try if there ever was one
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All they need to do is get you into space mate....kiwi raider wrote: ↑June 16, 2019, 8:44 pmEligibility would be the least of my concerns, at 65kg I'm a little worried at squaring up against Josh Papalii but the positive is I'd likely only need to pay for a one way air fare, doing the maths and after studying the Jamie Buhrer hit, I reckon if I ended up on the end of one of Papalii's shots I'd at least make it back to Nz's west coast before coming back to earthPigRickman wrote: ↑June 16, 2019, 8:27 pm Kiwi, i might pick you before i'd pick Saifiti.
Though your eligibility might be questionable based on user name, but then, Jimmy Tamou is an Origin player.
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Junk time try: A try that is scored where the player tricks the opposition by tucking the ball into his shorts. Made famous by Glebe Second Rower Billy Carlisle in the 20’s.RedRaider wrote:TW - I don't know what the expression 'junk time try' means. Any time a prop runs 45 meters to score a try is news worthy imo. I'm sure Jack was one of the players he beat/outpaced in his run to the line.-TW- wrote: ↑June 16, 2019, 9:23 pmI'm not sure why you'd chose the Wagga try as a sample of how good he is..RedRaider wrote:You must have missed the 45 metre angled run he put on for a try against us in Wagga Wagga. Or the fact that of the middles available for NSW for post contact meters he is in the top 4. Klemmer is now out that makes top 3. Aiden Tolman and Finucane are the others. Yes even better than Jake Trbojevic on the post contact meter stats.raiderskater wrote: ↑June 16, 2019, 3:23 pm Tamou is nearly as marshmallow a forward as Aaron Woods.
And no I don't know what the answer is, but not frickin' Tamou. Surely there's someone better than that.
That was a junk time try if there ever was one
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NSW dodged a bullet with Pearce being out. They have a much better chance with Maloney.
Some of the commentary around the side has surprised me. Other than the first 20 minutes, NSW were far, far off the pace in game one and the scoreline flattered them. There were 2 or 3 last ditch defensive efforts and luck that prevented the score from blowing out before a late consolation try brought them within a converted try. The whole "we only lost by 4 points and an intercept try" is misguided - NSW were dominated in every facet of the game.
Some of the commentary around the side has surprised me. Other than the first 20 minutes, NSW were far, far off the pace in game one and the scoreline flattered them. There were 2 or 3 last ditch defensive efforts and luck that prevented the score from blowing out before a late consolation try brought them within a converted try. The whole "we only lost by 4 points and an intercept try" is misguided - NSW were dominated in every facet of the game.
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Thanks Fui I always wondered why he was 'signaling' to turn right when the track curved to the left. Balance perhaps.Fuifui Bradbrad wrote: ↑June 17, 2019, 12:32 pmJunk time try: A try that is scored where the player tricks the opposition by tucking the ball into his shorts. Made famous by Glebe Second Rower Billy Carlisle in the 20’s.RedRaider wrote:TW - I don't know what the expression 'junk time try' means. Any time a prop runs 45 meters to score a try is news worthy imo. I'm sure Jack was one of the players he beat/outpaced in his run to the line.-TW- wrote: ↑June 16, 2019, 9:23 pmI'm not sure why you'd chose the Wagga try as a sample of how good he is..RedRaider wrote:You must have missed the 45 metre angled run he put on for a try against us in Wagga Wagga. Or the fact that of the middles available for NSW for post contact meters he is in the top 4. Klemmer is now out that makes top 3. Aiden Tolman and Finucane are the others. Yes even better than Jake Trbojevic on the post contact meter stats.raiderskater wrote: ↑June 16, 2019, 3:23 pm Tamou is nearly as marshmallow a forward as Aaron Woods.
And no I don't know what the answer is, but not frickin' Tamou. Surely there's someone better than that.
That was a junk time try if there ever was one
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New snub cements Canberra Raiders Jarrod Croker's title as unluckiest player in NSW Origin history
Of all the State of Origin snubs Canberra Raiders hero Jarrod Croker has endured, this must be especially bruising. Croker was just passed-over in favour of his Raiders teammate Jack Wighton, who will play left centre for NSW. Croker’s position.
"The poor bugger doesn't get the accolades he deserves,” Ricky Stuart said.
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Of all the State of Origin snubs Canberra Raiders hero Jarrod Croker has endured, this must be especially bruising. Croker was just passed-over in favour of his Raiders teammate Jack Wighton, who will play left centre for NSW. Croker’s position.
"The poor bugger doesn't get the accolades he deserves,” Ricky Stuart said.
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Yeah I think it was for ballast and stability. His version of the winged keelRedRaider wrote:Thanks Fui I always wondered why he was 'signaling' to turn right when the track curved to the left. Balance perhaps.Fuifui Bradbrad wrote: ↑June 17, 2019, 12:32 pmJunk time try: A try that is scored where the player tricks the opposition by tucking the ball into his shorts. Made famous by Glebe Second Rower Billy Carlisle in the 20’s.RedRaider wrote:TW - I don't know what the expression 'junk time try' means. Any time a prop runs 45 meters to score a try is news worthy imo. I'm sure Jack was one of the players he beat/outpaced in his run to the line.
It’s also known as a Shirvo try.
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Latrell deserved to be dropped.
Origin is 90% attitude, and his was nowhere to be found.
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The spiral of silence refers to the idea that when people fail to speak, the price of speaking rises. As the price to speak rises, still fewer speak out, which further causes the price to rise, so that fewer people yet will speak out, until a whole culture or nation is silenced. This is what happened in Germany.
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Hahaha boy it's spicy being called out on this forum by the poster who has proven himself to have the LEAST clue about rugby league over the last decade.yeh raiders wrote: ↑June 16, 2019, 7:14 pm LemonMan and co will tell you it never happened, but last time Wighton clashed with Chambers in the centres, Wighton won the battle comfortably. But that was 2013.
Picking Tommy Turbo at centre and leaving Latrell out is just plain reckless.
That's quite an achievement!
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Or you can just go back and watch the tape, sober.The Rickman wrote: ↑June 18, 2019, 12:47 pmHahaha boy it's spicy being called out on this forum by the poster who has proven himself to have the LEAST clue about rugby league over the last decade.yeh raiders wrote: ↑June 16, 2019, 7:14 pm LemonMan and co will tell you it never happened, but last time Wighton clashed with Chambers in the centres, Wighton won the battle comfortably. But that was 2013.
Picking Tommy Turbo at centre and leaving Latrell out is just plain reckless.
That's quite an achievement!
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Honestly, I'll just keep on with my process of going outside to check the sky colour everytime you tell me it's blue.yeh raiders wrote: ↑June 18, 2019, 4:10 pmOr you can just go back and watch the tape, sober.The Rickman wrote: ↑June 18, 2019, 12:47 pmHahaha boy it's spicy being called out on this forum by the poster who has proven himself to have the LEAST clue about rugby league over the last decade.yeh raiders wrote: ↑June 16, 2019, 7:14 pm LemonMan and co will tell you it never happened, but last time Wighton clashed with Chambers in the centres, Wighton won the battle comfortably. But that was 2013.
Picking Tommy Turbo at centre and leaving Latrell out is just plain reckless.
That's quite an achievement!
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They let you go outside?The Rickman wrote: ↑June 18, 2019, 4:11 pmHonestly, I'll just keep on with my process of going outside to check the sky colour everytime you tell me it's blue.yeh raiders wrote: ↑June 18, 2019, 4:10 pmOr you can just go back and watch the tape, sober.The Rickman wrote: ↑June 18, 2019, 12:47 pmHahaha boy it's spicy being called out on this forum by the poster who has proven himself to have the LEAST clue about rugby league over the last decade.yeh raiders wrote: ↑June 16, 2019, 7:14 pm LemonMan and co will tell you it never happened, but last time Wighton clashed with Chambers in the centres, Wighton won the battle comfortably. But that was 2013.
Picking Tommy Turbo at centre and leaving Latrell out is just plain reckless.
That's quite an achievement!
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Look, that's not important. The important thing here is that I'm capable of getting outside if I really need to.yeh raiders wrote: ↑June 18, 2019, 4:13 pmThey let you go outside?The Rickman wrote: ↑June 18, 2019, 4:11 pmHonestly, I'll just keep on with my process of going outside to check the sky colour everytime you tell me it's blue.
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slip slop slapThe Rickman wrote:Look, that's not important. The important thing here is that I'm capable of getting outside if I really need to.yeh raiders wrote: ↑June 18, 2019, 4:13 pmThey let you go outside?The Rickman wrote: ↑June 18, 2019, 4:11 pmHonestly, I'll just keep on with my process of going outside to check the sky colour everytime you tell me it's blue.
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Provided the ankle monitor is onThe Rickman wrote: ↑June 18, 2019, 4:14 pmLook, that's not important. The important thing here is that I'm capable of getting outside if I really need to.yeh raiders wrote: ↑June 18, 2019, 4:13 pmThey let you go outside?The Rickman wrote: ↑June 18, 2019, 4:11 pmHonestly, I'll just keep on with my process of going outside to check the sky colour everytime you tell me it's blue.
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Is that a Penrith native requirement ?Northern Raider wrote:Provided the ankle monitor is onThe Rickman wrote: ↑June 18, 2019, 4:14 pmLook, that's not important. The important thing here is that I'm capable of getting outside if I really need to.yeh raiders wrote: ↑June 18, 2019, 4:13 pmThey let you go outside?The Rickman wrote: ↑June 18, 2019, 4:11 pmHonestly, I'll just keep on with my process of going outside to check the sky colour everytime you tell me it's blue.
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Wow, that’s a massive swing and a miss hahaNeeeegz wrote:Is that a Penrith native requirement ?Northern Raider wrote:Provided the ankle monitor is onThe Rickman wrote: ↑June 18, 2019, 4:14 pmLook, that's not important. The important thing here is that I'm capable of getting outside if I really need to.yeh raiders wrote: ↑June 18, 2019, 4:13 pmThey let you go outside?The Rickman wrote: ↑June 18, 2019, 4:11 pm Honestly, I'll just keep on with my process of going outside to check the sky colour everytime you tell me it's blue.
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VIDEO: 'Pretty confident we can do the job' - Canberra Raiders and Queensland Maroons forward Josh Papalii
Queensland Maroons enforcer Josh Papalii can't wait to run out onto Perth Stadium on Sunday after experiencing the excitement of Game I.
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Queensland Maroons enforcer Josh Papalii can't wait to run out onto Perth Stadium on Sunday after experiencing the excitement of Game I.
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Peter Sterling says the future of Canberra Raiders Jack Wighton is in the centres
Peter Sterling says Canberra Raiders five-eighth Jack Wighton could well make a permanent move to the centres in the future.
“I actually think that Jack Wighton’s best position is centre and that’s eventually where he will slot in down the track at the Canberra Raiders I would imagine unless he goes elsewhere. But I think ultimately that is going to be his best spot.
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Peter Sterling says Canberra Raiders five-eighth Jack Wighton could well make a permanent move to the centres in the future.
“I actually think that Jack Wighton’s best position is centre and that’s eventually where he will slot in down the track at the Canberra Raiders I would imagine unless he goes elsewhere. But I think ultimately that is going to be his best spot.
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I mean let's completely disregard the fact he's now playing career-best football, he's now the major strike weapon AND focal point of the Canberra Raiders attack, yeah sure... his best position is centre.
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Peter Sterling is pretty clueless these days. At one point I'm sure he had a good football IQ. But not anymore.
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