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  1. TommyGun

    Top 35 is up

    I don't know if its been officially announced yet but I think Steve Speechley is taking over
  2. TommyGun

    4 Nations game 5 - england v NZ

    Nz 34-14
  3. TommyGun

    Emerging Nations?

    How have you come up with these teams? Obviously there would have to be some sort of qualifying games. I'm pretty sure Canada have beaten Jamaica recently and they would more than likely beat Russia and Serbia. The thought of trying to develop the lesser nations is great, however it wont happen...
  4. TommyGun

    NSW Cup

    Im in the parramatta area, so its great for me. More games to watch and more opportunities for parra juniors to make it to the top level. Do you guys think that playing your juniors/reserve grade players in sydney makes them more vulnerable to being poached by sydney clubs? Or do you think that...
  5. TommyGun

    4 Nations game 5 - england v NZ

    Its the points scored as a percentage of the points conceded. So you just divide points scored by points conceded and convert to a percentage. I'm pretty sure thats how they calculate it, I could be wrong though. This all depends however on the article I posted earlier being correct in saying...
  6. TommyGun

    4 Nations game 5 - england v NZ

    I think England would have 155% and NZ 185%.
  7. TommyGun

    4 Nations game 5 - england v NZ

    No idea. I'm just going by what that article says
  8. TommyGun

    4 Nations game 4 - England v Australia

    I thought Matt Scott and Gallen were both better than James Graham. However your right Tomkins was outstanding. Close to best player on the field in a beaten side
  9. TommyGun

    4 Nations game 5 - england v NZ

    http://www.nrl.com/england-sweating-on-peacock-injury/tabid/10874/newsid/65417/default.aspx Says in this article that it goes on percentage and that if its a draw kiwis go through
  10. TommyGun

    4 Nations game 6 - wales v australia

    I thought Willie Tonga was sent home with broken ribs. Doesnt matter how good Morris plays Sheens will stick with Lawrence. Same goes for Galloway
  11. TommyGun

    4 Nations game 6 - wales v australia

    I think Morris may be included on the bench so our centre-wing pairings can work on their combinations
  12. TommyGun

    4 Nations game 4 - England v Australia

    I believe he injured his back
  13. TommyGun

    4 Nations game 4 - England v Australia

    I agree. Smith wasnt throwing any punches and was just trying to pull the pair apart.
  14. TommyGun

    4 Nations game 4 - England v Australia

    Did anyone notice that Westwood ran in and tried to throw a couple of punches into the back of Cam Smith's head during the Widdop and Watmough 'fight'. I doubt any of them hit the target but for a second I thought Sam 'third man in' Thaiday was playing for England haha
  15. TommyGun

    4 Nations game 5 - england v NZ

    wouldnt it go on points differential?
  16. TommyGun

    4 Nations game 5 - england v NZ

    I think sinfield was moved to lock. I dont know that its good for a team's structure changing your halves combination halfway through a game
  17. TommyGun

    Apple Pope

    Sorry for my lack of knowledge but what's happening with the US domestic competition? From what I can gather from this thread is there 2 separate competitions? Which one do the Tomahawks draw players from?
  18. TommyGun

    4 Nations game 5 - england v NZ

    Sinfield could play off the bench as a second hooker. I reckon Roby would be pretty devastating through the middle of the field in the last 10-15 minutes if he got a break during the game. This way Widdop could play 5/8
  19. TommyGun

    4 Nations game 3 - Wales v NZ

    The 'momentum' theory isnt actually a myth. If the player passing the ball is moving forward it may leave the hands backwards but float forward as it has the original velocity of the passer. If however the person is standing still and passes it backwards then it will not float forward unless...
  20. TommyGun

    4 Nations game 4 - England v Australia

    Funny how the commentators never mentioned that. England played well by there standards but I have never seen an Australian team miss so many tackles. Keith Galloway and David Shillington basically do nothing at all. England will struggle against NZ next week

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