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The kicking, especially conversions is night and day to what it was a few years ago. The sideline one was a cracker, I was willing it to go over, so glad it did even though it was QLD. Kicking in general play is a bit hit and miss, but still heaps better than it used to be.
The NSW forward that scored the winning try and (I think) plays for the Sharks would be a handy acquisition as well.
f**k no. You don't put a cancer back in after cutting it out
He’s 31 this July, hard to be believe. Just had a look on Wikipedia and he has still played more games for us.
Most likely the latter. It’s a common thought that teams (even the average ones) tend to play better or seem to grow an extra leg when playing the defending champions.
He can be a flat track bully. A couple of huge mistakes attacking close to the Raiders line. Dogs had their chances lots of tackles inside the Raiders twenty but just didn’t throw enough at them when in mattered. Opportunity lost.
Been the best backrower in the comp this year. Has one down game and people with no idea jump on him
Yes, we are the benchmark.
They have the worst 7 I've ever seen have a decent length career
