Captain/coach with Walters his assistant?Smith was signalling to the fans after the match that he’s going to the broncos
We'll get a gauge on how great Smith is about 5 or 10 years after retirement. If the Storm fall in a heap then he'll be remembered as the GOAT.
Just listened to the link - it's definitely there - around the 1.27 mark right when Gould started talking. I guess the media can get the clean version of it.https://www.watoday.com.au/sport/nr...ontroversial-sin-binning-20201025-p568g5.html
Heres the video and the story.. in the link. Could only find it on "WA Today"...
I can hear Smith remonstrating with the ref leading up to the binning but not the "stop picking little things bit...". Maybe it happened after Hughes went to the sheds, or in between I don't know. But from what I heard it wasn't bad enough to warrant further action.
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Right... why do people care so much? The only clubs it really impacts and storm themselves and the tigers
The whole stadium would have cheered.
It was replayed in clear audio on Fox League last night.Just listened to the link - it's definitely there - around the 1.27 mark right when Gould started talking. I guess the media can get the clean version of it.
I agree, but when Tallis correctly pointed out that his side were robbed in 2000 he was sent off.Smith made a valid point... If you watch the last 15/20 minutes of that match it did appear like they wanted a close finish.
I agree, but when Tallis correctly pointed out that his side were robbed in 2000 he was sent off.
this 100% would be it, Smith knows how to sweet talk the refs without pissing them off - i can see why it pisses off oposition fans but its a skill regardlessTrue but its probably more the manner in which he said it. Blatant and language.
He definitely knows where the line is with every ref and dances around it like a pro. Bar that one time when Cecchin binned him, of course,this 100% would be it, Smith knows how to sweet talk the refs without pissing them off - i can see why it pisses off oposition fans but its a skill regardless
other players would come bounding up to them swearing and speaking bogan expecting the same treatment
Sterlo's take on Inside the NRL was that he's not necessarily the greatest player but the most influential, and that for him it was an important distinction.
Wow, talk about courage!! Players never have to get needles! He's so brave!Courage and commitment personified
Storm icon Cameron Smith had constant painkilling injections in his shoulder during the final two months of a triumphant NRL season, a new report has revealed.
Melbourne won the grand final over Penrith on Sunday, ending a painful and courageous run for their veteran captain.
Smith injured the AC joint in his left shoulder during a round 12 win over Newcastle and missed three games, yet the joint never properly healed, according to The Sydney Morning Herald. It was too painful for him to swing a golf club but he still managed to lead his team to a premiership, while the club kept the problem a secret.
"He had to get needled every game to play out the season," Storm football manager Frank Ponissi told the Herald.
"He even had to get needled at times so he could train.
https://wwos.nine.com.au/nrl/camero...nd-final/15fd5efd-b373-4a58-8721-c613504af6d2