NSW Cup and Jersey Flegg, 2024

jodragon40

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That is 2 decent wins against strong KOE Teams, Raiders and Bulldogs. The team is showing some consistency now and certainly players are starting to show that they could play FG for us. Time will tell but the progress is pleasing.
 
Just a Mug Fan

Just a Mug Fan

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jodragon40 said:
That is 2 decent wins against strong KOE Teams, Raiders and Bulldogs. The team is showing some consistency now and certainly players are starting to show that they could play FG for us. Time will tell but the progress is pleasing.
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Settled spine combination helps.
D impressive 1 try from Sav error and 1 from a kick hitting post.
6 tries 2 goals, we need to sign some goal kickers. Lomax gone leaves only Kyle and no one coming through.
 
Ryan

Ryan

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Just a Mug Fan said:
Good win for Flegg 34-22 after being down 16 nil at the break.
The right side attack was lethal when they clicked in second half Jesse got a chance to put on the afterburners.
Nick T a standout
Loko was big
Ashton good
Finau and Cyrus were solid
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There is that man Nick T again. Surely he is the real deal.
 
Ryan

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Chris M said:
Does Nick T burst through the line like that every game these days. Seems to do very often. Too bad he is stuck behind Tom Eisenhuth. Will probably have to go elsewhere to play first grade. Unless Flanno is sacked and Carr takes over again.
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Haven't had one of those backrowers in a long time. Su'A usually goes ok but he's not the kind of line breaking second rower.
 
Chris M

Chris M

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Thursday was a good day to be a Finau with the brothers carving up for the Dragons. 22-year-old Sione bagged a hat-trick on the wing, got two linebreaks, eight tackle busts and ran over 200 metres. Meanwhile, his older brother Haele brought plenty of spark off the bench. The 23-year-old hooker set up a try, got two linebreak assists, four tackle busts and was rewarded with a try of his own out of dummy-half.

The Couchman twins once again go through a mountain off work up front. Toby finished with 20 runs for 210 metres — 109 post-contact — a linebreak assist, five tackle busts and 33 tackles with zero misses. And that was in 57 minutes on the field. Ryan played the full 80 minutes and finished with 22 runs for 211 metres — 106 post-contact — and 44 tackles, one miss.
 
RedVHeartbeat

RedVHeartbeat

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Seven Ball Premiers in next FLEGG CUP match​

1. Ben Rumble

2. Cain Barnes

3. David Afu

4. Ben Lavender

5. Jesse Williams

6. Nick Quinn

7. Ashton Ward

8. Loko Jr

9. Kyan Hjaltason (c)

10. Jett Liu

11. Jacob Halangahu

19. Cyrus Stanley-Traill

13. Hamish Stewart

Interchange​

15. Jacob Webster

16. Finau Latu

17. Callum Leikvoll

20. Ryan Hutchinson

Centre Lyric Craft- Te Moananui has to be next in line. Glad to see Nick Quinn back in his spot.
 
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RedVHeartbeat

RedVHeartbeat

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What a great game this would be to watch live streamed. This is the reason I have called for Dragons tv, which by the way the club has categorically ruled out, at least for the next two seasons. :mad:
 
RedVHeartbeat

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Clever halves pairing of Quinn and Ward will love having this pack of forwards to lead around the paddock. So much power, go forward and the ability to create plenty of second phase play.
 
RedVHeartbeat

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Chris M said:

NSW CUP​

Thursday was a good day to be a Finau with the brothers carving up for the Dragons. 22-year-old Sione bagged a hat-trick on the wing, got two linebreaks, eight tackle busts and ran over 200 metres. Meanwhile, his older brother Haele brought plenty of spark off the bench. The 23-year-old hooker set up a try, got two linebreak assists, four tackle busts and was rewarded with a try of his own out of dummy-half.

The Couchman twins once again go through a mountain off work up front. Toby finished with 20 runs for 210 metres — 109 post-contact — a linebreak assist, five tackle busts and 33 tackles with zero misses. And that was in 57 minutes on the field. Ryan played the full 80 minutes and finished with 22 runs for 211 metres — 106 post-contact — and 44 tackles, one miss.
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Where did you source this info Chris. Been looking for it as I have actually been watching their recent games and have been knocked over by their workload. Ryan did no fewer than 10 clean offloads last game too creating lotsa second phase play, that is more than some props manage in 10 games. Are lucky we have him this week as he escaped being placed on report.
 
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Chris M

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RedVHeartbeat said:

Nine Ball Premiers in next FLEGG CUP match​

1. Ben Rumble

2. Cain Barnes

3. David Afu

4. Ben Lavender

5. Jesse Williams

6. Nick Quinn

7. Ashton Ward

8. Loko Pasifiki Tonga

9. Kyan Hjaltason (c)

10. Jett Liu

11. Jacob Halangahu

19. Cyrus Stanley-Traill

13. Hamish Stewart

Interchange​

15. Jacob Webster

16. Finau Latu

17. Callum Leikvoll

20. Ryan Hutchinson

Lyric Craft- Te Moananui has to be next in line. Glad to see Nick Quinn back in his spot.
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Be interesting to see how they go.

Has LKT been promoted to Cup?
 
Eric

Eric

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RedVHeartbeat said:

Seven Ball Premiers in next FLEGG CUP match​

1. Ben Rumble

2. Cain Barnes

3. David Afu

4. Ben Lavender

5. Jesse Williams

6. Nick Quinn

7. Ashton Ward

8. Loko Jr

9. Kyan Hjaltason (c)

10. Jett Liu

11. Jacob Halangahu

19. Cyrus Stanley-Traill

13. Hamish Stewart

Interchange​

15. Jacob Webster

16. Finau Latu

17. Callum Leikvoll

20. Ryan Hutchinson

Centre Lyric Craft- Te Moananui has to be next in line. Glad to see Nick Quinn back in his spot.
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Thanks for that RedVHeartbeat RedVHeartbeat. It'll be interesting if they go but lets not get too far ahead of ourselves because, (are they playing Penrith?) Penrith will also have a lot of blokes moving up from Ball to Flegg, From Flegg to Cup, from Cup to NRL.
 
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Eric

Eric

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NSW Cup St George Illawarra vs Penrith​

  1. Savelio Tamale
  2. Mikaele Ravalawa
  3. Ben Johnson
  4. Hayden Buchanan
  5. Christian Tuipulotu
  6. Lyhkan King-Togia
  7. Jonah Glover
  8. Alec Tuitavake
  9. Connor Muhleisen
  10. Josh Coric
  11. Dylan Egan
  12. Dan Russell
  13. Michael Molo

  14. Haele Finau
  15. Jackson Shereb
  16. Levi Pascoe
  17. Thomas Freebairn

  18. Cooper Roberts
  • God have mercy! I'm just glad Flanno didn't go with CT rather than Finau for first grade. Has someone had a word to Flanno about his bizarre selections?
  • Ditto for Mike Molo and Russell in NSW Cup and Couchman's in first grade.
  • Big chance for #10! Needs to nail it!
  • The form of #4 and #6 in the open age group is the most important thing for me.
  • #1 is an interesting choice there. Might force him to run the ball more and suit him.
 
RedVHeartbeat

RedVHeartbeat

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Eric said:
Thanks for that RedVHeartbeat RedVHeartbeat. It'll be interesting if they go but lets not get too far ahead of ourselves because, (are they playing Penrith?) Penrith will also have a lot of blokes moving up from Ball to Flegg, From Flegg to Cup, from Cup to NRL.
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Yep.https://www.nswrl.com.au/draw/jersey-flegg-cup/2024/round-13/panthers-v-dragons/
We were Premiers while Panthers finished seventh, is that out of the finals?
 
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