NRL 2019
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I see Dylan Walker got off. Amazing what happens when the alleged (my lawyers have advised me to say) victim of domestic violence changes their story to "I was clumsy and fell over".
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Caught some of the Parramatta game last night. That new stadium they have there looks absolutely superb.
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@Rancid-Schnitzel said in NRL 2019:
Caught some of the Parramatta game last night. That new stadium they have there looks absolutely superb.
Going on the long weekend to see the Tahs stumble around against the Ponies. It'll be hard to judge a stadium on a crowd of 30% of its capacity, but the viewing looks pretty good.
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@antipodean how do you know she is being untruthful now and not when she made the initial allegation?
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@Crazy-Horse said in NRL 2019:
@antipodean how do you know she is being untruthful now and not when she made the initial allegation?
I don't. I'm just electing to sharpen Occam's razor.
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@antipodean it's fits the narrative we are fed on DV for sure.
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Just finished watching it, not easy viewing. We had chances and our defence was pretty good for large chunks of the match, but the lapses we had they would make 20-25 metres off one run and then we would battle to get it out of our end.
Very disappointing. A win against the Broncos is one of those sweet moments in all of sport.
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Was at the stadium and saw a different of the game than what was apparently on tv. For a low-scoring affair it was an entertaining match with a lot of brutal hits and good defence, although against two disjointed attacks.
Warriors got into the Broncos red zone regularly but didn't make any points off of it, especially in the back end of the first half and that's where they lost the game. Kearney kept Luke on the field for far too long in the first half, he was tired after 25 minutes and should have been subbed for Lawton to bring some more energy around the play the ball.
Ken Maumalo was the best player for the Warriors with Tohu Harris in a close second while Alex Glenn and Matt Gillett had a good game for the Broncos.
He wasn't that fast to begin with but holy moly is Darius Boyd a slow old man. I could out run him in a 20 metre dash.
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Those teams are actually a bit closer in talent than I expected. Cook to be the difference
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The Souths trio of Cook, Walker and Murray will led NSW to victory in the first game. They've been on fire all season.
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Can anyone watching the game now tell me what the hell the guy playing the ball was supposed to do to not get penalised just now?
Penrith player gets tackled just short, gets up, plays the ball and dummy half scores. Penrith get penalised for obstruction as Manly marker wasn't able to make the tackle due to the guy playing the ball. The marker was offside too.
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Can anyone watching the game now tell me what the hell the guy playing the ball was supposed to do to not get penalised just now?
Penrith player gets tackled just short, gets up, plays the ball and dummy half scores. Penrith get penalised for obstruction as Manly marker wasn't able to make the tackle due to the guy playing the ball. The marker was offside too.
Not watching.
Who is play who?
If defending team is one of the bigger , media darling, large television market teams ... and the other team is the Warriors, Titans or some other lowly scum my answer would be "be more profitable" ...
... but that would just reflect my cynicism
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Can anyone watching the game now tell me what the hell the guy playing the ball was supposed to do to not get penalised just now?
Penrith player gets tackled just short, gets up, plays the ball and dummy half scores. Penrith get penalised for obstruction as Manly marker wasn't able to make the tackle due to the guy playing the ball. The marker was offside too.
Not watching.
Who is play who?
If defending team is one of the bigger , media darling, large television market teams ... and the other team is the Warriors, Titans or some other lowly scum my answer would be "be more profitable" ...
... but that would just reflect my cynicism
Thursday night is wine night eh boo! Reckon there might be some clues in my post for who was playing who...
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Warriors to play the Storm in a storm. Honestly it's cyclone weather in Auckland today. Melbourne's origin players expected to back up. Apparently, according to Stuff for what it's worth, Patty Herbert is out with a leg injury and Gerard Beale replaces him at centre. No idea who is the goal kicker now.
Warriors v Melbourne Storm
5.00pm, Saturday, June 8, 2019
Mount Smart Stadium, AucklandWarriors
1 Roger Tuivasa-Sheck (C)
2 David Fusitu'a
3 Peta Hiku
4 Patrick Herbert
5 Ken Maumalo
6 Kodi Nikorima
7 Blake Green
8 Agnastius Paasi
9 Issac Luke
10 Leeson Ah Mau
11 Isaiah Papali'i
12 Tohu Harris
13 Adam Blair
Interchange:
14 Lachlan Burr
15 Bunty Afoa
16 Chris Satae
17 Karl Lawton
18 Gerard Beale
Round 13 team announcements
The official 21-man line-ups for all NRL squads ahead of this week's matches, updated with 19-man squads 24 hours before each game, then final 17-man teams an hour before kick-off.
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Looks like someone forgot to tell the Warriors that they are supposed to go on a winning run during the Origin period. 26-10 Storm with 15 minutes to go.
