WestyLife
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Right my brain overlooked the word "starting".
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TPJ has already been named in the side, in the reverses. It has to be either Nathan or Tago, who have both being named on the extended bench.
I did not read that.
It’s fun smugy .beats after the game when every player cops a bagging in here..
Block them
How?
This little exchange made me smile
Thanks guys, needed that.
This little exchange made me smile
Anyway, I can see both sides of the debate. Cleary is so instrumental to our success that you want him playing as much as possible to win games, but you also don't want to risk furthering an already serious injury.
Myself though, I tend to lean to the "play him" side of the fence. I think having him there and getting that momentum and confidence back in the side would be more beneficial than not. I'd like to see the boys get that smug (to borrow an LU trope) back into the way they play. And I just can't see that happening without Nathan in the 13.
No dramas. Now, how can one block these annoying ads?This little exchange made me smile
Anyway, I can see both sides of the debate. Cleary is so instrumental to our success that you want him playing as much as possible to win games, but you also don't want to risk furthering an already serious injury.
Myself though, I tend to lean to the "play him" side of the fence. I think having him there and getting that momentum and confidence back in the side would be more beneficial than not. I'd like to see the boys get that smug (to borrow an LU trope) back into the way they play. And I just can't see that happening without Nathan in the 13.
This little exchange made me smile
Close your eyes
This little exchange made me smile
Anyway, I can see both sides of the debate. Cleary is so instrumental to our success that you want him playing as much as possible to win games, but you also don't want to risk furthering an already serious injury.
Myself though, I tend to lean to the "play him" side of the fence. I think having him there and getting that momentum and confidence back in the side would be more beneficial than not. I'd like to see the boys get that smug (to borrow an LU trope) back into the way they play. And I just can't see that happening without Nathan in the 13.
