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Before you do that can you delete my controversial posts. The Internet is forever you know.
you mean this one?? ;-)
ffs!!!!!
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Before you do that can you delete my controversial posts. The Internet is forever you know.
ffs!!!!!
but at the same time the situation isnt by no means dire...if we drop this game on thrusday it'll just mean that we'll be joined by 7 other teams who have also dropped a game and only 1 win behind those that have won....
it's only round 1 people..
Parramatta captain Kieran Foran is confident of a full season at his new NRL club after waving off a troublesome hamstring injury - but he's less sure on teammate Anthony Watmough.
Veteran Watmough was last week forced to hose down reports of an immediate retirement as he continues to battle a debilitating knee injury that has him in doubt for their season-opener against Brisbane.
Foran said his former Manly teammate had been participating strongly in training but was unsure of when Watmough would return to the field.
"We're not too sure what's going on there. He's obviously got that knee problem that's been lingering there throughout the pre-season," Foran said on Monday.
"I haven't had many discussions with him at all, (but) he's just been training as usual and doing exactly what everyone else has been doing.
"As far as we're concerned, we're just training like he's going to be part of the team this year."
Foran has previously admitted that his own recurring hamstring strain had hampered his first pre-season in club colours, but allayed concerns over his fitness.
"It's going really well. It's getting stronger and stronger by the day and I'm optimistic that I won't have any problems with it this year," he said.
Ahead of Thursday night's NRL opener between the Eels and Broncos, Foran predicted last year's heartbreaking grand final defeat would be weighing heavily on Brisbane's minds.
"I'm sure that grand final loss will still be in the back of their minds and they'll want to make sure that they get off to a good start," he said.
Club captain Tim Mannah said the difficult opener would reveal just how far away the new-look Eels, buoyed by a summer spending spree that netted Foran, Beau Scott, Michael Gordon and Michael Jennings, are from matching it against the competition heavyweights.
"They're a powerhouse club. Last year they set the benchmark for where teams need to be at. It's an opportunity for us this week to see where we're at, how we've prepared this summer," Mannah said.
Read more at http://wwos.ninemsn.com.au/2016/02/29/15/14/foran-reminds-broncos-of-gf-defeat#xLx60bKADeCwBdLq.99
im sure he's stretching it out and testing it at training but if he's suffering from soreness or tightness in that area than it's not right..is it?
The prog rock band of the 70s or the muscle in the back of his leg?
The muscle mate.
The band came to unfortunate end in 1983. Sadly drowned whilst trying to perform the world's first underwater concert. True pioneers right until the end of their lives.
switched off temporarily while we tweak a few things before the season starts
They invented music.
A mate told me Gower will play for Wenty as coach likes Penis torpedo and the white bear a lot!!
Dyldam Parramatta Eels side
1. Michael Gordon
2. Semi Radradra
3. Michael Jennings
4. Brad Takairangi
5. Clint Gutherson
6. Corey Norman
7. Kieran Foran (c)
8. Junior Paulo
9. Nathan Peats
10. Tim Mannah
11. Manu Ma’u
12. Beau Scott
13. Tepai Moeroa
Interchange:
14. David Gower
15. Peni Terepo
16. Daniel Alvaro
17. Kenny Edwards
18. Kaysa Pritchard
I like the look of that side.
Best Parra team named in about a decade.lol. Here we go again. :lol:
I actually DO!
Suity
lol. Here we go again. :lol:
I actually DO!
Suity