never to late still quite young100% regarding Flanno but Sloan, to little too late.
never to late still quite young100% regarding Flanno but Sloan, to little too late.
lets see how he doe's with a half or 5/8 that can run a game and put him through a holeAgree let him go doesnt do enough , has no step for a centre in the modern game ........
True. He's still young enough but really, I've seen enough.never to late still quite young
We already have Watson on a one year deal , that to me is enough.A lot of people know much better than me but IMO, it's a bandaid solution we don't need. We need a good outside back but for only one year is a bandaid solution. Save the money and work toward something more long-term. Like Burton, Heidke, Williams and I'm glad Rumble was upgraded. Once he fills out a bit, I'm thinking Jack Bostock 2.0.
Big Wrong.Big Rig finally read online that Sharks/Suli are circling each other.
Kodi plays with plenty of vision and quick in decision making because of that vision. It is something that we need for our attack - which to say the least is poor.Kodi Nikorima had an absolute blinder against the Rorters yesterday.
Kodi Nikorima had an absolute blinder against the Rorters yesterday.
Good at marketing.That hamstring specialist in America isn’t very good.
Most of the guys that have gone there from the NRL still have issues after returning to AUS
I think a lot of the AFL players go to Europe somewhere.That hamstring specialist in America isn’t very good.
Most of the guys that have gone there from the NRL still have issues after returning to AUS
I saw a video compilation of people pulling hamstrings. They can, at times go very easily. I saw one of a soccer player somewhere in Europe. Don't know who he was but it was a big stadium full of people. He jumped up off the bench to cheer whatever happened only to grab his hamstring and start limping badly on the sideline.I might have jumped the gun with what I said about Metclaf because scans have revealed he suffered a minor right hamstring strain that will sideline him for a short recovery period following his injury during a match against the Brisbane Broncos. I think that the Dragons would be looking at how they can improve his chances of not pulling the hamstrings for the future. The one that he did to his right leg when he kicked the conversion really amazed him - WTF - just kicking the ball - yikes.
Good that he didn't grab something else when he got excited. Hahaha. Yes, those hamstrings are a nuisance. I can remember training with my works league players (played in the Tigers colours) years ago and pulled my right hamstring so many times. My stupidity in training with it every week and therefore not allowing it to heal until it got too bad and just went to the pub with the guys instead after training and in the end all good.I saw a video compilation of people pulling hamstrings. They can, at times go very easily. I saw one of a soccer player somewhere in Europe. Don't know who he was but it was a big stadium full of people. He jumped up off the bench to cheer whatever happened only to grab his hamstring and start limping badly on the sideline.
Some people obviously have issues with it. Tom Turbo obviously. But I don't think there is any indication Metcalf is near that bad. I hope not anyway.
He maybe on show this weekend, big game maybe.
Big Rig finally read online that Sharks/Suli are circling each other.
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