PRE-GAME Game 3 - NSW vs QLD
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Wolfie
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The bloke is indefensible really. His best performance at origin level came while he was taking his performance enhancing drugs. He is a vile creature who is nowhere near as good as the nsw press would have us believe. Nothing but a scummy, self confessed, constantly whining drug cheat.
- May 21, 2013
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Felesi Kaufusi has been brought in as 18th man for the Maroons as cover in case Myles isn't fit.. That's correct boys and girls, he's ahead of Broncos superstar Jarrod Wallace in the pecking order. :lol:
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- Jan 25, 2014
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Probably because Wallace is banned.
He was one of the Broncos players that broke curfew.
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- May 21, 2013
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Damn, totally forgot he was one of the guys banned, that's how irrelevant he is when it comes to origin I guess.
tommy
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Except other people didn't forget.
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Hahahaha shot down!
tommy
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Well just because you forgot it doesn't mean other people did too. If he were irrelevant to origin why would he be in the emerging squad to begin with?
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You are totally now unbreakable's best friend. Haha
- May 21, 2013
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Virtually all young Queensland NRL players get a taste in the emerging squad at some point, it doesn't mean he's anywhere near the team.
He was a part of an esteemed group of emerging players this season, including Jason Bukuya, Tim Glasby, Edrick Lee, Lloyd Perrett & Dale Copley! Last season there was even more up and coming players, such as Brenton Lawrence, James Segeyaro, Corey Thompson & David Tyrrell!
tommy
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Fair enough, I think he's been going well lately in a poor team.At 24 years of age, there's still time. I just found it odd that a fan would take such delight in a perceived failure of one of our players.
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- May 21, 2013
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Definitely not a failure in my eyes, he's a decent NRL bench forward, I've always said that. I just think it's laughable that his name even comes into the discussion when we're on the topic of potential future Origin starters, the guy struggles when he starts in first grade right now, it's just not a fair prediction.
Regardless, if he doesn't end up being an Origin player that's good for us, the less players we have missing through the Origin period the better.
tommy
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I was talking about not becoming 18th man as being the perceived failure, but I get your point.
- Jan 25, 2014
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Watching Tamou's interview on NRL 360 last night was painful..
It sounded like he was struggling a bit there.
There is a saying that front rowers are all muscle and no brains.. I think he was proving that last night.
It sounded like he was struggling a bit there.
There is a saying that front rowers are all muscle and no brains.. I think he was proving that last night.
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