hineyrulz
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They would've been stoked with that! If we had given up a 12 point lead to get 32 points put on us you would be praising the coach for sure!
Looking good mate
As if that’s me you moron, look at all that hair ffs. Human pretzel.
In baseball, fielding errors are only if at the point of misfield the player was physically in reach of the ball. So the guy who busts his ass to run 30m to make a sliding attempt to catch but bobbles it at end is charged an error, while the doofus who doesn’t even see the hit and jogs over to retrieve it while the batter rounds the bases, is not.
These things aren’t luck though? Or worst case the old “make your own luck” luck
Kelly’s error was luck and Drown’s was lucky for Drown but putting yourself into position to retrieve or kick loose ball isn’t luck
Right but we conceded two tries with him in the bin. I'm sure he wasn't trying to get sin binned, he was just thinking about getting to the ball. With better luck he would've given up on the play, not gotten binned and only conceded that one try instead of two.
Sure, but the point is Davey had to leave that gap to cover Fifita. With only 12 defenders we were caught short in the middle, which drew Davey infield. Our only hope of stopping that try was for Penisini and Dunster to come in together at just the right time and for the Titans to get it wrong. Unlikely with Foran's old head.
No different from hindyeleven's examples of good luck. But also, every time the ball hits the deck there is an element of randomness, as well as every referee call or non-call. You can't pretend the game is 100% deterministic. So with that randomness factor it's unlikely the good and bad luck will cancel out to exactly zero every game.
Even when these things do or don't happen carries an element of luck. For example, Moses kicked 7 from 7 last week and 1 from 4 this week. If he kicked at 100% this week and missed all seven last week we would've won both games (all else being equal).
"WhO gIvEs A f**K!!!"
The two steps to how to create your own classic strawman argument - highlighted right there if front of your eyes, kids!
We're 1 and 3. Hopefully they give us the bye next year
At least it was a good loss, we’ll get ‘em next time.
