2018: No More Big Three; meet The Big Four

[AlwaysGreen]

I don't know which is worse, the Roosters "big four" or the Tigers "big four". Neither beat the original big four of the Storm

Storm. Storm. Storm. Storm.
We get it.

 

[Griffoshark66]

Mitchell Pearce works at Suzanne Grae in the off season

Maybe not this year. Despite being asked to do something different, he keeps coming up with the same displays day in, day out. Customers are becoming bored and frustrated.

 

[butchmcdick]

2018: Cooper Cronk's retirement means the end of the Big Three at Melbourne.

Next year we can look forward to the emergence of the Big Four at Sydney Roosters: James Tedesco, Latrell Mitchell, Luke Keary and Jake Friend.

There is possibility, if Mitchell Pearce is rejuvenated by the off season and preseason, of even imagining the Big Five. But let's wait on that development.

Wrong account kungl

 

[horrie hastings]

I thought Big4 were a chain of holiday parks around Australia.

 

[JJ]

Best Albert thread ever... lololololololololol

 

[mozza91]

How the f**k do you post a gif?

 

[Barkley]

How the f**k do you post a gif?

Same as posting a pic.

 

[T-Boon]

I believe the term "big four" refers to the games need to switch from being played in halves to being played in quarters.

Reasons the game should switch to quarters:
1. TV money;
2. Further to 1....way more TV money;
3. Potential for better game day experience and bigger crowds;
4. A better test of the coaches value...eg, in game management. i.e. can coach make adjustments at quarter time. Lets watch as he tries to fire team up on field;
5. More sponsorship money.

etc.

 

[TheVelourFog]

I believe the term "big four" refers to the games need to switch from being played in halves to being played in quarters.

Reasons the game should switch to quarters:
1. TV money;
2. Further to 1....way more TV money;
3. Potential for better game day experience and bigger crowds;
4. A better test of the coaches value...eg, in game management. i.e. can coach make adjustments at quarter time. Lets watch as he tries to fire team up on field;
5. More sponsorship money.

etc.

you can't seem to make your mind up whether you want to be a joke account or a shit alt account

 

[Phil McGrawhan]

I believe the term "big four" refers to the games need to switch from being played in halves to being played in quarters.

Reasons the game should switch to quarters:
1. TV money;
2. Further to 1....way more TV money;
3. Potential for better game day experience and bigger crowds;
4. A better test of the coaches value...eg, in game management. i.e. can coach make adjustments at quarter time. Lets watch as he tries to fire team up on field;
5. More sponsorship money.

etc.

Maybe one day when it's explained to you it might sink in that wearing a bike helmet can be a good thing .

 

[dogz08]

Sharron
Foran
Jackson
Klemmer

 

[Life's Good]

Sharron
Foran
Jackson
Klemmer

Big plod??

 

[Valheru]

It's hard not to like you sometimes Albert.

 

[Cherry_poppins]

I don't know which is worse, the Roosters "big four" or the Tigers "big four". Neither beat the original big four of the Storm

Manly's big four smashed the fab five 40 to zip like a pack of bitches

Orford, both Stewarts and Watamong

 

[The_Shield]

Manly's big four smashed the fab five 40 to zip like a pack of bitches

Orford, both Stewarts and Watamong

Russell Aitken was the Storm hooker that day. Enough said

 

[Rabbit toes]

 

[simmo05]

Does the “big 4” refer to the number of rep games they have between them?

Refers to Pierces origin wins

 

[Shorty]

There is possibility, if Mitchell Pearce is rejuvenated by the off season and preseason, of even imagining the Big Five. But let's wait on that development.

lol....bye!

 

[Tronald Crump]

2018: Cooper Cronk's retirement means the end of the Big Three at Melbourne.

Next year we can look forward to the emergence of the Big Four at Sydney Roosters: James Tedesco, Latrell Mitchell, Luke Keary and Jake Friend.

 

[Desert Qlder]

Any big four must include Aaron Woods - the original quadrant.