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If he was a real muselim he would play in a turbin
Comedy, and only 3 things wrong with your 12 word comment.
If he was a real muselim he would play in a turbin
He would show a lot more dignity and respect for breaking the record than that low life druggo showed at Parra stadium that night, carried on like a right little tart, dont understand why Parra have this little turd still around, zero results last year along with his mate who thank f**k is gone as Johns should have as well, good luck Hazam the sooner you erase this druggos name from this record the better.
Comedy, and only 3 things wrong with your 12 word comment.
Correct Johns will be remebered for all the sh*t he got away with whilst in the midst of being a drug addict.;-):lol: it's definatly the halves coach's fault that the team have pea sized hearts(obviously excluding Hindmarsh).
Let El Masri have the record he'll need it to be remembered, Johns doesn't.
Just as good as calling the greatest player ever a druggo. I know who I'd rather hold the record and it wouldn't be some nobody hack who's only claim to fame is that he can kick goals.
Whats with the hate?Of course he would, this record is obviously why he gets up in the morning.
Not trying to be technical but pretty sure he had 100 games to his name before he was given the goal kicking duties. He kicked abit when Halligan was injured in 2000.never really rated the bloke outside his goal kicking... tbh i think if the bloke couldnt kick goals he'd barely have 100 top grade games to his name. But he seems like a likeable bloke and he's slogged long and hard for a long time... if the dogs are fair dinkum, they'll let him get the record out of respect for him sevice to the club, and then punt him to PL where he belongs and probably has done for 18 months
If he was a real muselim he would play in a turbin
What is a muselim?
A) Breakfast cereal for followers of Islam.
What is a turbin?
A) a large steam driven device that spins around a central spindle to create electricity, or
B)A former Eastern Suburbs lock
Besides, if he wore a turban he's be a sikh - not a muslim.
"Nobody hack". :crazy:
You may as well have said that you know little about the game and it's players and you thought you were on an AFL forum.
Don't be jealous of Hazem, just celebrate his career!
Yeah, I know little about a game I've watched since I was about 10. I'm not jealous of him, even I could fall over the line as many times as he has if I was playing on the wing.
how old r u now??? 13?
Well said, spoken like a true rugby league fan.I can't believe some of the 'belittling' of Hazem by some people on this forum, claiming all he can do is kick goals...
As mentioned before, Hazem had already over 100 first grade games to his name before he took over from Halligan in 2001, so he proved his worth to the club well before they gave him the kicking duties.
Added to that, you don't play 291 games just based upon luck, you don't finish the NRL's top pointscorer 5 times based upon luck, you don't average 10 points per game based upon luck, and you don't set a record for most points scored in a season (342pts) based upon luck.
Whilst Hazem will never be known as the most talented footballer, possibly not even one of the best goal kickers, he has taken his skills, thrown in an amazing amount of determination and self-belief and acheived so much.
With him on the verge of history, I think he deserves a bit of respect for not only doing so well for himself, but for showing people what you can achieve even if you're not number one like an Andrew Johns, and for inspiring a whole generation of Lebanese-Australians to embrace the code.
I hope a large crowd turns up for him on Saturday and Hazem achieves the record!
El Masri's big moment should be a game-stopper
Greg Prichard, Brad Walter and Glenn Jackson | March 13, 2009
THERE are plans to celebrate Bulldogs winger Hazem El Masri's breaking the NRL pointscoring record, should he do so in tomorrow night's game against Manly, with fireworks set to explode at the precise moment and NRL chief executive David Gallop to present him with the game ball on the field at full-time. That's all very admirable, but why not do more? Why not go the whole hog and stop the game? Seize the moment when league is crying out for a good-news story. The NRL has borrowed from American football in the past, so why not do so again? When Dallas Cowboys star Emmitt Smith broke the NFL rushing record in 2002, officials stopped the game and his mother was brought on to the field to join a presentation for him. If he breaks the record, El Masri will be heading back to halfway anyway. Gallop could come straight out, there could be short speeches, a presentation and it could be all over in a couple of minutes. A presentation could be a bit lame at the end of the game, if El Masri has, say, broken the record way back in the 18th minute and the Bulldogs get flogged.
http://www.leaguehq.com.au/news/new...e-a-gamestopper/2009/03/12/1236447398237.html
Anyone else find this completely ridiculous? Imagine stopping in the middle of a footy game for speeches and a trophy presentation. Fair dinkum. The Telegraph may be a joke, but the SMH can sure dish up some complete rubbish also.