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The team didn't mob Chrighton either. I think they had game faces on and were too focussed on getting back in place to score again. I don't believe the players thought the game was gone, they were up for the fight. Seems just a lot of supporters (including myself) thought we were done.
Don't know why, but the sudden pan across to Locky just sitting there made me lol
I thought it was kinda cool he was just enjoying the game. Appreciating the efforts of both teams.
That would be considered poor form to even suggest that by some on here @_Johnsy
You've followed St George your whole life then quit on them like a bitch
Not true at all. I hated St. George as a kid. Then my team went and merged with them.
He wasn't that exhausted, he remembered to congratulate the ref but not the opposition. Twist it any way you like, it was extremely poor form by the club captain.
He earned it by his contribution this year. He was an integral part of the team when there were injuries to key players.
Agree 100% Every Club Captain knows when they enter a GF they will need to make a speech win, lose or draw and part of that speech includes acknowledging your opponents. Plenty of other exhausted, gutted Captains on losing sides remembered what they needed to do regardless of how hard it was for them. It's their job.
