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    Can Melon, RL Expert and Rooster Cogburn admit it?

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    Was Penrith's Win Legal?

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    Was Penrith's Win Legal?

    Chook, aren't you the fellow who laughed and made jokes when Allan Langer's father died of cancer? Yep, I think you are. Therefore, you are disqualified from any debate on the grounds that you are less than human.
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    Was Penrith's Win Legal?

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    Was Penrith's Win Legal?

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    Was Penrith's Win Legal?

    "Tool" -- LMAO! Haven't heard that one since Year 9, 1983!
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    Rugby League Quotes and Anecdotes.

    A great sledge from Craig Coleman. In a match against Norths, Bears centre Peter Jackson kicked out on the full. As Coleman was running past, he said, "Bloody Jackson, he can land the ball on a twenty cent piece -- just a pity it's always in a bloke's pocket in the stand ..." :D
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    Was Penrith's Win Legal?

    Fair and square except for the fact that they shouldn't be in the competition ... They should have been thrown out at the end of 1999 and, given that they have the smallest supporter base of any club, and the worst crowds, I doubt they'd have had the community support to rally for their...
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    Was Penrith's Win Legal?

    When the NRL released the final standings in the "criteria" at the end of 1999. The bottom teams were: Penrith Manly Norths Souths The courts subsequently found that the criteria was biased against Souths. Manly and Norths merged. Which leaves Penrith last -- and the team that should...
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    Walsh - Comedian!

    Not surprising!
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    The roosters are not cheats damn it

    Awwww, poor little Ana's got a bad case of sour grapes ... Hahahahaha!
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    Walsh - Comedian!

    Yeah, but even after they won the premiership in 1991, they only average 11,000 the following season. They've got no fans! And is it any wonder -- I think they've acted with very little dignity this week, bad mouthing their opponents at every opportunity. Easts, on the other hand, have...
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    Walsh - Comedian!

    How funny was it to read in today's paper about that idiot Penrith boss -- Walsh or something -- commenting that, "All the non Roosters supporters will be cheering for Penrith ..." He'll wanna HOPE that's the case, because Penrith don't HAVE any supporters of their own! LOL! Statisitics...
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    Me thinks Roosters in for a big shock.

    I think the first half was a lot more telling. 26-nil. Penrith scored three tries in eight minutes in the second half while Brad Fittler was off the field (after he was illegally speared into the ground), but as soon as he returned we scored again, almost instantly. But I don't think the past...
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    You can hear the dry reaching from the mountains to the sea.

    The same thing was said last year, that the crowd would be mainly for NZ. It didn't happen. And it won't happen on Sunday? Why would it, when Penrith have such a small supporter base?
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    You can hear the dry reaching from the mountains to the sea.

    Up here in Tamworth there are Roosters jumpers and streamers and flags EVERYWHERE! It's unbelievable. I haven't seen a single Penrith jumper or anything. But then, Penrith are easily the worst supported club in the competition; since they came into the comp, they have averaged less than 9,000...
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    What you'll hear this week amongst most supporters

    Not this Rooster fan ...
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    The Standard of League Journalism

    Wake up, mama, turn your lamp down low! Wake up, mana, turn your lamp down low! Have you got the nerve to drive Papa McTell from your door? :D
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    Mark \"Scatty\" Geyer says Roosters 'not tough'!

    Clearly, Geyer can't possibly mean what he says. I suspect that his motivation is to rile the Rooster's pack so much that come Sunday maybe one of them -- Morley or Crocker -- will step over the line and get sent off.
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    The Standard of League Journalism

    Hasn't it deteriorated? The amount of basic, factual errors is astounding. Take today's Herald and Daily Telegraph. First of all Frilingos states that Craig Wing started from the bench last week against Canterbury. He didn't. Then I open the Herald and start to read Mascord's piece. He states...

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