Rumours and Stuff

[Gronk]

Semi wants to come back.

www.watoday.com.au/rugby-league/parramatta-eels/semi-radradra-asks-parramatta-eels-to-leave-room-in-salary-cap-for-his-return-next-season-20170825-gy4d1p.html

No quotes that confirm the headline. Did he say it or is the journo twisting his "one day" comment to mean next year ?

 

[Kornstar]

Yeah, you've mentioned before that you're a public servant.

There really is no come back for that is there?

And he works in IT. They're all semi-literate.

Never a truer word spoken.......

Programmers are a special breed........

 

[Happy MEel]

It was sarcasm. Hindy111 = bad spelling. Hindy111 = Mocks other member for bad spelling.

Ah...my bad.

 

[strider]

There really is no come back for that is there?



Never a truer word spoken.......

Programmers are a special breed........

Speak for your f**kin self ffs

 

[I bleed blue & gold]

Some FB rumour page reckons Hasler could be headed to the Warriors because SK has approached Parra about coming back as BA's assistant

 

[Hollywood Jesus]

Intelligence plays some part in spelling ability.

There is a difference between smart and intelligent. Smart people, for example, know a lot of facts. They, in essence, have a large storage system that can be filled with rote learning. These are the types of people that would do well on Sale of the Century, for example.

Intelligence is about solving problems. These people, rather than having, say, a large hard drive to store information, would have a good collection of apps to solve problems with. They may not know a lot of facts but would smash puzzles.

In regards to spelling, there are patterns that are inherent. It's a bit harder with English, because it's a hodge-podge of different languages mashed together, so a lot of different, often conflicting rulesets, but that just makes the puzzle more complex, increasing the intelligence needed to solve the puzzle.

So, you can figure out how to spell words. That's intelligence.

Being honest, however, you can also rote learn a bazillion words and thus use smarts to spell correctly. Still, intelligence has something to do with spelling ability.

 

[Gronk]

Intelligence plays some part in spelling ability.

There is a difference between smart and intelligent. Smart people, for example, know a lot of facts. They, in essence, have a large storage system that can be filled with rote learning. These are the types of people that would do well on Sale of the Century, for example.

Intelligence is about solving problems. These people, rather than having, say, a large hard drive to store information, would have a good collection of apps to solve problems with. They may not know a lot of facts but would smash puzzles.

In regards to spelling, there are patterns that are inherent. It's a bit harder with English, because it's a hodge-podge of different languages mashed together, so a lot of different, often conflicting rulesets, but that just makes the puzzle more complex, increasing the intelligence needed to solve the puzzle.

So, you can figure out how to spell words. That's intelligence.

Being honest, however, you can also rote learn a bazillion words and thus use smarts to spell correctly. Still, intelligence has something to do with spelling ability.

TLDR

 

[IFR33K]

Some FB rumour page reckons Hasler could be headed to the Warriors because SK has approached Parra about coming back as BA's assistant

Lmao

 

[IFR33K]

TLDR

Talk later dick rider?

 

[IFR33K]

Some FB rumour page reckons Hasler could be headed to the Warriors because SK has approached Parra about coming back as BA's assistant

He may need a half, because forans headed to the dogs. Maybe he can convince Eastwood or the pommie bastard to follow him.

 

[hineyrulz]

Some FB rumour page reckons Hasler could be headed to the Warriors because SK has approached Parra about coming back as BA's assistant

Hilarious.

 

[TheRam]

As I said, I don't care about origin. It's just a glorified NRL game to me. Who the NSW coach doesn't bother me as long as it isn't Brad Arthur.

I beg to differ. I think having your club coach in charge of the SOO team is a huge advantage in recruitment for said club. That is one reason as to why they stopped it a while ago.

I for one don't want the SSO coach to be a current club coach, but if it must be, then I want our coach to be the one. I want Parra to have that unfair advantage if it is being offered.

You guys must be very young, have a bad memory or just plain silly, if you don't know that.

 

[lucablight]

Some FB rumour page reckons Hasler could be headed to the Warriors because SK has approached Parra about coming back as BA's assistant

Careful, you don't want to get Pou too excited.

 

[Poupou Escobar]

I beg to differ. I think having your club coach in charge of the SOO team is a huge advantage in recruitment for said club. That is one reason as to why they stopped it a while ago.

I for one don't want the SSO coach to be a current club coach, but if it must be, then I want our coach to be the one. I want Parra to have that unfair advantage if it is being offered.

You guys must be very young, have a bad memory or just plain silly, if you don't know that.

I'd rather our coach be an Origin selector.

 

[TheRam]

I moved for good.Im shaking it in the city now.
Tinder is running hot here.

Welcome neighbour.

 

[Poupou Escobar]

Careful, you don't want to get Pou too excited.

Why do I care what happens at the Warriors?

 

[Joshuatheeel]

Some FB rumour page reckons Hasler could be headed to the Warriors because SK has approached Parra about coming back as BA's assistant

The lurker or someone jorno on the "sporting news" site, said McFadden had approached the eels:

"Assistant coach Andrew McFadden contacted Parramatta last week to investigate whether there was a chance of joining the Eels in 2018."

http://www.nospam47.com/au/league/l...rra-dragons/q1xyhs5hznmr1twqtapmsijzn/slide/4

 

[I'm a loser baby...]

Some FB rumour page reckons Hasler could be headed to the Warriors because SK has approached Parra about coming back as BA's assistant

Would be funny but I just read an article with quotes from the new Warriors chief executive suggesting Kearney is safe. He has two more years on his contract (what the f**king f**k?).

http://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/2017/08/26/warriors-wont-turn-heat-kearney

 

[Joshuatheeel]

I beg to differ. I think having your club coach in charge of the SOO team is a huge advantage in recruitment for said club. That is one reason as to why they stopped it a while ago.

I for one don't want the SSO coach to be a current club coach, but if it must be, then I want our coach to be the one. I want Parra to have that unfair advantage if it is being offered.

You guys must be very young, have a bad memory or just plain silly, if you don't know that.

Really? Don't think that's correct. Can't really recall an Origin coach that was also an NRL coach successfully sign an origin player from the state side he coached over the last 20 years. May have happened once or twice but not a common occurrence!!

Can you name one ?

The reason NRL coaches don't coach Origin is the time factor and work involved. It disadvantages your club side being away for several weeks along with the work load.

 

[Joshuatheeel]

I'd rather our coach be an Origin selector.

Na, then we will have to many Origin players f**king up our cap!!