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    Have We Become Predictable?

    To be honest I think that other teams have just caught up to where we've been for most of the year. The Dragons have been winning games through completing their sets and frustrating the opposition with defence. The Bulldogs have been doing it for most of the year as well, but it's starting to...
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    Bryan Brown

    Hi all, I saw an interview with Bryan Brown a few years ago where he mentioned being a Dragons supporter. I can't remember his exact quote but it was something along the lines of 'being a Dragons supporter is one of the most frustrating thing you can do in life'. Certainly know where he's...
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    Oh oh oh.......oh darius

    Let's just hope Boyd does his talking on the field! Cheers
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    Get to Wollongong this Friday night.

    Hi guys, Not sure if you've seen this ( http://www.illawarramercury.com.au/news/local/sport/rugby-league/no-push-for-kogarah-to-get-dragons-semifinal-peter-doust/1597133.aspx ) or if I'm reading too much into it, but it sounds like Dragons management are waiting 'til they see the size of the...
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    Head clash discussion

    I agree, but players don't (generally) intend high/lifting tackles either, which they may get suspended for. In most cases it's poor technique, same as a lot of the head clashes we see. I just wonder if the NRL will try to do something about it, same as they did with lifting tackles after a few...
    • AJH
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    • Forum: NRL
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    Head clash discussion

    But the rules put the onus on the tackler in all cicumstances to tackle 'correctly', so any penalty would still go against the tackler. That brings to mind the tackle a few years ago, where I think it was Buderus (correct me if I'm wrong) was being tackled and he up-ended the tackler and...
    • AJH
    • Post #16
    • Forum: NRL
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    Head clash discussion

    Thanks mmm. My point exactly. No difference to most high or lifting tackles. Cheers
    • AJH
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    • Forum: NRL
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    Head clash discussion

    That's exactly my point Shifty. Thanks for your input.
    • AJH
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    • Forum: NRL
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    Head clash discussion

    I suppose that is part of my question though. When is a head clash deliberate? Unless it's a head-butt, is it possible to separate accidental and deliberate head clashes? Obviously fans have their own belief's (as Danish has shown), but how can a referee decide on a players intent? Al
    • AJH
    • Post #6
    • Forum: NRL
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    Head clash discussion

    Hi all, Something I've been thinking about over the last couple of days, due to the number of head clashes over the weekend. Is a head clash just a mis-timed tackle, and why is there no penalty for it? I know accidents happen in rugby league, it's a contact sport etc etc. What I'm thinking...
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    Weyman and Canberra

    Thanks Dragon. Yeah, I'm sure as a professional footballer he's able to separate his 'love' (for want of a better word) for his opposition and his need to smash them in tonights game. Just think it's not great to admit your fondness for a club on the eve of the match against them. But he did...
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    Weyman and Canberra

    Hi all, Long time reader, first time poster. Supported the Dragons for thirty-odd years (and yes, as a Dragons supporter they have been odd years! ;-)). Anyway, just wanted to ask if anyone else finds Mick Weyman's comments about how much he loves Canberra and the Raiders (...
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