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Here we go again. https://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/nr...l/news-story/0fd8530114c69fb309d876d04584538d
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Agree re Bennett, at age 70 is at the end of his career but he would still be a massive upgrade on McRigormortis. At least Bennett still has the aura to attract top players.If its not a rumor then it fits Bennett to the retirement village of players at the end of their career's , he might as well join the club and see his time out ..... I'd rather flick Mary , let Flanno take over as care taker if possible , or put someone else's head there and let Flanno run it .....
Pink text, surely ?Now, let's sign Quade Cooper.
Speaking to Owen last month when we were nestled in his favourite tree, he devolved this information to me. How wise is Owen, the hands of time and the passing of the moon's will tell. Stay calm
Paul did a good job painting the gym?It would be interesting to see Bennett take over last time he came here he said "Brownie did a good a job he certainly didn't leave me with a basketcase" I wonder what he could potentially so this time around?
I hope he does come to the NRL, I always wondered how he’d go, I doubt he’d end up with us but I couldn’t see him being any worse than Norman. On the flip side and totally off topic, imagine how good Lockyer would have gone at flyhalf for the Wallabies.Now, let's sign Quade Cooper.
Can't see him giving McGregor the same kudos especially after he showed him the door last time.It would be interesting to see Bennett take over last time he came here he said "Brownie did a good a job he certainly didn't leave me with a basketcase" I wonder what he could potentially so this time around?
I actually don’t think we are in terrible shape. We have a pretty fit, tough and gritty side that just needs a player or two and some polish. If JDB beats his charges I’m sure Bennett will resign him, apparently he’s still the second fittest in our club to only Lomax. Would love to see how Bennett uses him.Can't see him giving McGregor the same kudos especially after he showed him the door last time.
Bringing back nightmares of Doyalson - family holidays - 50 years ago
Those were the day's my friend we thought they'd never end ....... Doris Day anyone ..... ?FMD a concrete slab & plastic dunny - very modern.
But brings back memories
I remember walking 60m from the verandah of the old house in Parkes to an earthen floor dunny parked on the edge of the gravel laneway so the ‘honeycart’ blokes could pick up the full metal can with its cracked wooden seat that did have occasional red backs.
A scarey walk at night with the steam trains shunting by the silos across the valley.
....and the Dragons won every year in those halcyon days