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With the Riff winning
I think he works on team and that is a perfect continuation for him.
Refreshing and honest to listen to and never deflects anything onto luck, players or anything outside.
I take your point about the roster he has at the Rorters but I have been fortunate to attend a luncheon where he was the guest speaker and I can see how he would motivate and get the best out of players. A very calm and conciliatory person unlike Bellyache who gets the best out of players in a totally different manner. He is one of those presenters you hang off every word when he is on a roll. Another I have seen that is very similar is Paul Roos, both very bright and present outstandingly well. It would be interesting to put him into a struggling team environment and see how he performs.....my guess is he would. But that is just my opinion.
Only at the Panthers game where is was very irrate in the box.
True out of character, maybe the pressure is getting to him.....Uncle Nick
If the Pennies win next week they’ll equal the infamous second best record from 2002 the Bullgrubs 17 in a row - only to have their all points deducted for cheating. I think it gave us a passage into the 8 - not sure?
Eels aren’t looking too good missing Jennings, Sivo and Ferguson. Can’t see them beating Rabbits and Penrith to make the GF.
post of the week ,well done mate
Didn't St George go through the competition undefeated one season in the 60s?
Thanks, so I was 5 yrs old!
correct, drew with wests i think.
i wish i had been
T'was a very good year and a great period to be a St George supporter.I was -4
