Cat of the Week - Contains Spoilers
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Big Pete
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- Mar 12, 2008
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Re: Cat of the Week
Yeah, I wouldn't call Matai a cat for staying down on the ground seething with his nerve injury, not when it's as severe as Tate's and Tallis'. I will call him a cat for all his cheap shots.
Cat of the week? Tough week, unless I missed something in the Titans/Warriors game I'll go Idris' mid-air tackle on Nightingale. He had every opportunity to pull out of that and to hit a bloke in that position is gutless in my book.
Quinn for being Anthony Quinn is right up there too. icon_thumbs_u
Yeah, I wouldn't call Matai a cat for staying down on the ground seething with his nerve injury, not when it's as severe as Tate's and Tallis'. I will call him a cat for all his cheap shots.
Cat of the week? Tough week, unless I missed something in the Titans/Warriors game I'll go Idris' mid-air tackle on Nightingale. He had every opportunity to pull out of that and to hit a bloke in that position is gutless in my book.
Quinn for being Anthony Quinn is right up there too. icon_thumbs_u
- Mar 4, 2008
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Re: Cat of the Week
When its Steve Michaels its called "good shot of the week"
When its Steve Michaels its called "good shot of the week"
Ghibli
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Re: Cat of the Week
I don't get a lot of the players that carry on/drama queens. When I was playing in my younger high school years, my coaches always said never show the opposition that you're injured or roughed up. You play the ball, or in union release the ball, hop up, don't look at the opposition and retreat to back play.
I don't get a lot of the players that carry on/drama queens. When I was playing in my younger high school years, my coaches always said never show the opposition that you're injured or roughed up. You play the ball, or in union release the ball, hop up, don't look at the opposition and retreat to back play.
