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Rd14 2024: Eels v Bulldogs GAME DAY THREAD @ Accor Stadium June 10th

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Wouldn't have been meaningless to Him..
Your suggestion is meaningless. The offer itself would mean he was locked in for that second year, potentially on unders. It meant there was no scope to back himself and earn a bigger deal in the second year. Same with Talagi.
 

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Good on them. They had less possession and a man sent to the sin bin for this game. Why aren’t you taking that into account? Do you think that happens every week? We were a team fighting for our lives and had our halfback and fullback back but couldn’t finish them off. We aren’t in a position ti be patting ourselves on the back because we played a brave Bulldogs team with the second best defence. We needed to win but came up short.
Nobody’s patting themselves on the back. Just stating the fact that we lost because of our defence, not because our attack wasn’t good enough.
 

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No we scored more tries against them than most teams do (twice in fact). We actually conceded fewer tries than the Dogs usually score but there was a merkinhair in it. The data is clear.
 
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No we scored more tries against them than most teams do (twice in fact). We actually conceded fewer tries than the Dogs usually score but there was a merkinhair in it. The data is clear.
And watching the actual game (not the law of averages of previous games and what other teams do), the turning point in said game was clearly our failure to take advantage of our attacking momentum in the second half, when ahead 18-10.
 

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And watching the actual game (not the law of averages of previous games and what other teams do), the turning point in said game was clearly our failure to take advantage of our attacking momentum in the second half, when ahead 18-10.
I also watched the game and that wasn't the turning point at all. The turning point was when Blake Wilson scored the winning try with five minutes to go. Anything before that, we were still in front.
 
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I also watched the game and that wasn't the turning point at all. The turning point was when Blake Wilson scored the winning try with five minutes to go. Anything before that, we were still in front.
You must watch the games in a very "special" way... fixated only on the scoreboard and after match stats - rather than detecting any nuances, shifts, momentum.

No wonder you were a Brad Arthur fanboy - he was also one dimensional, couldn't adapt or help the team adapt either 😂.
 

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