They've all seen the light and come across to the AFL :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Skullcruncher
Joking people. Remain calm.
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They've all seen the light and come across to the AFL :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Skullcruncher
Joking people. Remain calm.
Still think NRL season is too long, but glad it is back.
Laughed my butt off about Gold Coast in the A league. Soccer is not going to be able to sustain 10 national teams without a GC team, and they went down the gurgler partly due to their owner, but mostly due to their limited support!
Good game between the Dragons and the Knights this evening.
Anyone find it rather odd that an NRL game was played on a Thursday evening?
It was due to a scheduling clash with the cricket tri-series starting later than usual so running into March.Quote:
Originally Posted by SGB
Instead of back to back Friday night games that would have completely blocked the cricket, they opted to show one each night.
Personally I am a fan of the Tursday night concept, better to have it that way than a live and delayed match keeping you up till midnight on Friday. Can't see the NRL teams agreeing, too much hassle with scheduling plus probably wouldnt be great for ticket sales on Thursday (like the Monday night matches) but great for tv audiences.
Poor James Tedesco:(
Well there have been some close games this round. I'm not sure if it's because the clubs are all so evenly matched or everyone is really rusty. Seriously some of the completition rates are of park footy level.
I have to feel for the kid.. A local boy who worked hard and I know the pain he is going through.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bartrim
Tigs were lucky I think.. Lucky Cronulla has not quite learnt how to finish properly and I think a lot of players from all clubs are feeling the rust
Agreed on the handling problems. Sure it was wet in most games, but those rates were terrible.
One round does not a competition make, but already Canberra and the Titans must be happy on their good starts, Cowboys and Parra must be very disappointed with theirs, everyone else was involved in some good tough matches.
I hope the independent commission makes Golden point go to way of the McIntyre finals system. I know it is too good for ratings and for media to talk about to probably just have draws and no extra time; but it should be golden try as opposed to golden point or the full extra 10 minutes; whoever is ahead at the end wins.
Alternatively have it so a draw after 80 means each team gets a point, then the winner of golden time gets another? The comp is too close from 1-12 to not reward the tight games, you'd hate to see team/s miss out on the top eight due to multiple overtime losses.
Tedesco and Gordon being out makes some big headaches for the two west Sydney teams. When Coote gets himself injured Penrith will have to blood some newbies.
Next few weeks will be interesting to watch teams like Canberra, the Sharks and the Titans, the teams who have the most to improve, and to see if the Storm, Warriors or Beagles have gone backwards.
Well that was a game I'll hopefully soon forget.
Great win by the Dragons tonight. Major form turn around compared to their abysmal effort last week.
Which game? Dragons v Tigers or Broncos v Knights?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bartrim
The tigers really miss Ellis.. Fulton had a good game I thought but not many others.. Tigers are very far from the premiership favorites the experts foolishly claimed in the pre season...