WaznTheGreat
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Yep Dugan is a cat
I dont think anyone was trying to suggest that Dugan is a cat the way Matai is (cheap shots, dirty play etc)... but there is no denying the fact that every time Dugan gets tackled, makes a tackle, watches someone else get tackled or hears the word "tackle" he gets up wincing and limping around, only to be back to 100% 10 seconds later.
I really hope he cuts that sh*t out of his game and consentrates on playing footy like we've all seen him play this year, without the theatrics.
He's been playing injured for about half the season. Hasn't been able to train for a few weeks. It's bloody courageous of him to be out there at all. And you call it theatrics? You're a f**king idiot.
Dugan probably isnt quite at peak fitness stamina wise, if anything he just looked tired after a couple of effort plays, rather than injured. That fitness will come with age/getting over his current injuries.
Bloody good player!
Lol, this. Most phaggots in this thread are probably scrawny little pussies and wouldn't last a minute on a football field.Gotta laugh at some of the keyborad warriors on this site questioning the courage of any NRL player.
Everyone is focusing on faking injuries, thats not what I thought this thread was going to be about. Most of his injuries aren't even in a penalty situation.
My question is.. what is happening to Dugan, for him to be so (almost) injured all the time? Yet he always seems ok a few minutes later, has he just been extremely lucky? I keep thinking he will come off but he never does.. some sort of ongoing injury that gets aggravated but he can play through? It's very strange.