Posted:
#126
I'll call the <42.5 in the Souths match, but there are just better options out there for me with baseball and the......
MANLY/TIGGER 44.5>
MANLY/TIGGER 44.5>
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Posted:
#130
Quote Originally Posted by Rostos:
NRL players cannot
Pass play the ball properly
Pass the ball back
Kick fucking straight
Kick the ball in play from a kick off
Gen Y players are so selfish....They dont want to pass and all what they want to do is kick
I prefer the football of the early 90's than this shit
It's like 88% of the teams play the same "offense" - one ruck pass and run for at least the the first 3 of 6. Get organized and start scraping the line by tackle 3 instead of tackles 4 and 5. That should be the goal on at least every other possession.
Jeezus, loosen up the defense by popping 1-2 kick and chases on tackle 3 or 4 in the 1st half.
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Posted:
#132
Quote Originally Posted by Rostos:
NRL players cannot
Pass play the ball properly
Pass the ball back
Kick fucking straight
Kick the ball in play from a kick off
Gen Y players are so selfish....They dont want to pass and all what they want to do is kick
I prefer the football of the early 90's than this shit
They are coached to do that
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Posted:
#133
Quote Originally Posted by FarQue:
game is at a neutral ground
game is at a neutral ground
Thanx for the knowledge. My freakin mistake in assuming a non televised 3 O'clock Sunday match would be on a home ground.
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Also known as: Express Advocate Stadium, Grahame Park, NorthPower Stadium, Central Coast Stadium
Ground Details: Central Coast Stadium (now officially known as Express Advocate Stadium and formally North Power Stadium) was re-opened after its re-development in 2000.
It was originally rebuilt to become the new home ground of the North Sydney Bears in 1999, however delays due to weather saw the stadium fall behind - forcing the bears to become nomadic which financially crippled the club and saw them merge with Manly for the 2000 season.
Featuring some of the best stadium facilities and views for watching Rugby League, the stadium has been a white elephant in sorts with the now defunct Northern Eagles merger falling apart and North Sydney's failure to re-gain entry into the NRL seeing the stadium largely go unused.
However, it has been used by several Sydney clubs once or twice a season (namely Souths, Tigers and Bulldogs) to draw additional revenue and league starved crowds to games that would not draw large crowds in Sydney.
Capacity 20,119
Seats 20,119
Record Crowd 20,059 - Northern Eagles Vs Newscastle -NRL 6/2/00
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, but this afternoon's over is much more important.
Posted:
#138
Quote Originally Posted by xcrap:
A lot of overs now, teams can't keep up their defensive performance for that long, early July is under where teams need to buckle down and try to stay in touch with the 8, then they run out of steam late July/early August
sharks were defending for 70 mins last night as if they had a 1 point in a grand final where the prize money is $1 billion dollars and a promised gang bang with Jessica Alba, Jessica Biel and Megan Fox
A lot of overs now, teams can't keep up their defensive performance for that long, early July is under where teams need to buckle down and try to stay in touch with the 8, then they run out of steam late July/early August
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