OldPanther
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That’s probably why they won.
haha well played.
That’s probably why they won.
Or Pawwa just suck
Or Pawwa just suck
To me we should select the combination we want for the period Cleary is out, whatever that is.
Yeah no mind games. No trying to be tricky.
These guys shouldn't be in the top 30 if they can't handle a call up when the club needs them.
May is coming back from a serious injury. One that Whare still hasnt gone close to fully recovering from in more than a year.
I"m sure that is what will happen.think he should be eased back into footy. NSW Cup for a bit.
I can see both sides. It is worrying that Maloney has been average at best so far & he could of run his race as far as his career is concerned, but he’s also showed glimpses of real quality at times & maybe it’s just a timing thing / being early in the season. I’m hopeful he’ll get back to the standard we expected from him.
Wallace at 7, semi makes sense against the cows IMO. Significantly improves our defence, while gives us another kicking option. Maloney will still run the show & Wallace shouldn’t overplay his hand.
Tbh I see reasoning for all 3 different scenarios, I’d like to see Luai given a shot but I can understand if he wasn’t chosen this week.
Loved the line in the Croulla V Parra SMH report were they mentioned that Manly supporters from the earlier game stayed on to watch Parra lose.Or Pawwa just suck
In the NFL, like other sports, a lasting return to play is also influenced by the player’s pre-injury position – 20% of running backs and wide receivers never return to the NFL and for those that do return, performance drops by a third. However, because their performance is less tied to lower body speed and explosiveness, 12 out of the 13 of NFL quarterbacks studied after ACL surgeries were able to resume playing at pre-injury levels.