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Obscene Assassin

First Grade
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6,356
So you are saying if someone does not care to get involved in an endless debate on a matter they should not post anything? Strange thing to say.

I have not wish to debate you as I have put my case forward, you don't agree and that is fine. I have no interest in posting back and forwards endless pots trying to say my point of view is more valid than yours. If that is how you like to enjoy the forums that is fine, I am simply not interested.

I don't wish to go back and forth. LOL. Yet you responded once again RLW47. I thought you may have dropped it but then I get an alert from you. If you really want to drop it don't respond.
 

84 Baby

Referee
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29,745
It was weeks ago, Tepai was amongst the top limited minute backrowers for both meterage and tackles per game. Can't remember the numbers exactly, 75m and 28 tackles or something?

I suppose he has improved since he has had some massive games since then?

**edit - just looked it up again**
Currently he is 83m per game and 30 tackles per game (average). That is in 59.9 minutes per contest.

Players who play less than 65m per game in a backrow position, make 25 or more tackles per game, and make more meters in attack than Moeroa are:
Corey Parker (128m, 31 tackles)
Paul Carter (30 tackles, 90m - also idiot who no longer plays NRL)
Sio Siua Taukeiaho (27 tackles 114m)

3 guys in the entire NRL??? Rammy tilting at windmills again.
I'm predicting a "well why is he only playing 60 mins a game?"

I reckon he just needs wider runs ( a la Junior earlier in season) and even Rammy will be happy
 

hineyrulz

Post Whore
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153,768
I'd like to see Tep's stats since he went back to playing out wider???

I reckon they would be even better.
 

Gronk

Moderator
Staff member
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77,704
In 2016, Fox Sports will show every NRL Finals match LIVE across September for the first time ever and to celebrate fans will receive a dedicated Rugby League channel all month long on Foxtel.

On September 5 at 4am AEST, Fox Sports 501 will switch to NRL, and NRL only as it showcases every match LIVE, with no ad breaks during play and in HIGH DEFINITION.

Complemented with a week-long line up of entertainment, it’s a taste of what league fans have to look forward to in 2017 with Fox Sports switching on a dedicated 24/7 NRL channel.

There will be extra insight and analysis across September with NRL 360, hosted by Ben Ikin and Paul Kent, kicking off the week each Monday at 6.30pm to dissect all the weekend’s action.

Then Foxtel’s no 1 entertainment show, Monday Night with Matty Johns, returns to deliver more entertainment at the earlier time of 7.30pm with couch regulars, Matty Johns, Gorden Tallis, Bryan ‘Fletch’ Fletcher, Nathan ‘Hindy’ Hindmarsh and Lara Pitt.

The NRL Finals Channel will include three new shows to bring viewers closer to the September action than ever before.

Fans will hear from those closest to the game with players, coaches, league legends and club CEOs joining host Andrew Voss to discuss all the big talking points each Tuesday (7.30pm) on NRL Roundtable.

Each Thursday night (7.30pm), viewers can relive the greatest Finals moments in history, from the triumphs to the unsung heroes, on Finals Fever hosted by Braith Anasta and Tara Rushton.

There will be plenty of laughs on the all new Saturday Night Show on FOX, with host Tony Squires joined by ‘Fletch & Hindy’ along with Monday night’s ‘The Professor’ to wrap up the day’s action.

On Thursday 29 September, an NRL 360 Grand Final special LIVE from the Opera House, will look at the decider from every angle with a host of guests joining the desk.

From Friday to Sunday, Finals Footy on Fox Sports will deliver all the LIVE action with the best pre, half and post-game show coverage guiding fans through the Finals Series.

Fox Sports CEO, Patrick Delany, said: “Last year’s breakthrough broadcast deal delivered Rugby League fans unprecedented coverage in 2016 and it only gets better, with the NRL Finals channel set to take things to a whole new level.“The channel will give fans a taste of what’s to come as we gear up for our dedicated league channel launching in 2017, building on our promise to fans - your team live every week, with no ad breaks during play and in high definition.”“We will mix it up across September with a fresh look, new shows, plus more of our favourite faces. Our Finals coverage is going to be game-changing, while offering just a glimpse of what 2017 has in store,” Mr Delany said.


FOXTEL CEO, Peter Tonagh said; “This great new initiative is a huge win for Foxtel subscribers who love NRL. Only Foxtel can provide a specially programmed dedicated 24 hour channel giving our viewers an offering like no other.“With this never before seen level of coverage, news and insightful commentary and analysis, the channel is a perfect entree to the dedicated NRL channel which will launch in 2017.”
THE 2016 NRL FINALS POP UP CHANNEL WILL INCLUDE:

  • Every game LIVE before the Grand Final with no ad-breaks during play and in HIGH DEFINITION for the first time ever.
  • Three new shows: NRL Roundtable, The Saturday Night Show on FOX and Finals Fever.
  • NRL 360 moves to four nights.
  • Finals Entertainment Show Line Up:
Mondays

NRL 360: 6.30pm, encore 8.30pm - Ben Ikin and Paul Kent; Journos Night

THU 29 SEP: NRL 360 GRAND FINAL SPECIAL LIVE FROM THE OPERA HOUSE

Monday Night with Matty Johns: 7.30pm - Matty Johns, Gorden Tallis, Bryan Fletcher, Nathan Hindmarsh, Lara Pitt

NRL Tonight: (Monday – Friday) 5.30pm and 9.30pm - Megan Barnard and Louise Ransome with James Hooper on Fox Sports News

Tuesdays

NRL 360: 6.30pm, encore 8.30pm - Players Night with Benji Marshall and Michael Ennis

NRL Roundtable: 7.30pm – Andrew Voss

Wednesdays

NRL 360: 6.30pm, encore 8.30pm - Coaches Night with Kevin Walters & Laurie Daley

On the Couch with Sterlo: 7.30pm - Peter Sterling, Braith Anasta, James Hooper & Corey Parker

Thursdays

NRL 360: 6.30pm, encore 8.30pm - Legends Night with Billy Moore & Geoff Toovey

NRL Finals Fever: 7.30pm – Tara Rushton and Braith Anasta

Fridays

Finals Footy on FOX Pre Game from 7.00pm

Saturdays

Finals Footy on FOX Pre game from 5.00pm

The Saturday Night Show on FOX: 9.45pm – Tony Squires, Fletcher, Hindmarsh and ‘The Professor’.

NRL Tonight: (Saturday and Sunday) 11.30am and 10.30pm on Fox Sports News

Sundays

Finals Footy on FOX Pre Game from 3.15pm (Week 1)

http://decidertv.com/page/2016/9/1/...w-and-dedicated-channel-for-nrl-finals-series
 

Chipmunk

Coach
Messages
17,375
In 2016, Fox Sports will show every NRL Finals match LIVE across September for the first time ever and to celebrate fans will receive a dedicated Rugby League channel all month long on Foxtel.

On September 5 at 4am AEST, Fox Sports 501 will switch to NRL, and NRL only as it showcases every match LIVE, with no ad breaks during play and in HIGH DEFINITION.

Complemented with a week-long line up of entertainment, it’s a taste of what league fans have to look forward to in 2017 with Fox Sports switching on a dedicated 24/7 NRL channel.

There will be extra insight and analysis across September with NRL 360, hosted by Ben Ikin and Paul Kent, kicking off the week each Monday at 6.30pm to dissect all the weekend’s action.

Then Foxtel’s no 1 entertainment show, Monday Night with Matty Johns, returns to deliver more entertainment at the earlier time of 7.30pm with couch regulars, Matty Johns, Gorden Tallis, Bryan ‘Fletch’ Fletcher, Nathan ‘Hindy’ Hindmarsh and Lara Pitt.

The NRL Finals Channel will include three new shows to bring viewers closer to the September action than ever before.

Fans will hear from those closest to the game with players, coaches, league legends and club CEOs joining host Andrew Voss to discuss all the big talking points each Tuesday (7.30pm) on NRL Roundtable.

Each Thursday night (7.30pm), viewers can relive the greatest Finals moments in history, from the triumphs to the unsung heroes, on Finals Fever hosted by Braith Anasta and Tara Rushton.

There will be plenty of laughs on the all new Saturday Night Show on FOX, with host Tony Squires joined by ‘Fletch & Hindy’ along with Monday night’s ‘The Professor’ to wrap up the day’s action.

On Thursday 29 September, an NRL 360 Grand Final special LIVE from the Opera House, will look at the decider from every angle with a host of guests joining the desk.

From Friday to Sunday, Finals Footy on Fox Sports will deliver all the LIVE action with the best pre, half and post-game show coverage guiding fans through the Finals Series.

Fox Sports CEO, Patrick Delany, said: “Last year’s breakthrough broadcast deal delivered Rugby League fans unprecedented coverage in 2016 and it only gets better, with the NRL Finals channel set to take things to a whole new level.“The channel will give fans a taste of what’s to come as we gear up for our dedicated league channel launching in 2017, building on our promise to fans - your team live every week, with no ad breaks during play and in high definition.”“We will mix it up across September with a fresh look, new shows, plus more of our favourite faces. Our Finals coverage is going to be game-changing, while offering just a glimpse of what 2017 has in store,” Mr Delany said.


FOXTEL CEO, Peter Tonagh said; “This great new initiative is a huge win for Foxtel subscribers who love NRL. Only Foxtel can provide a specially programmed dedicated 24 hour channel giving our viewers an offering like no other.“With this never before seen level of coverage, news and insightful commentary and analysis, the channel is a perfect entree to the dedicated NRL channel which will launch in 2017.”
THE 2016 NRL FINALS POP UP CHANNEL WILL INCLUDE:

  • Every game LIVE before the Grand Final with no ad-breaks during play and in HIGH DEFINITION for the first time ever.
  • Three new shows: NRL Roundtable, The Saturday Night Show on FOX and Finals Fever.
  • NRL 360 moves to four nights.
  • Finals Entertainment Show Line Up:
Mondays

NRL 360: 6.30pm, encore 8.30pm - Ben Ikin and Paul Kent; Journos Night

THU 29 SEP: NRL 360 GRAND FINAL SPECIAL LIVE FROM THE OPERA HOUSE

Monday Night with Matty Johns: 7.30pm - Matty Johns, Gorden Tallis, Bryan Fletcher, Nathan Hindmarsh, Lara Pitt

NRL Tonight: (Monday – Friday) 5.30pm and 9.30pm - Megan Barnard and Louise Ransome with James Hooper on Fox Sports News

Tuesdays

NRL 360: 6.30pm, encore 8.30pm - Players Night with Benji Marshall and Michael Ennis

NRL Roundtable: 7.30pm – Andrew Voss

Wednesdays

NRL 360: 6.30pm, encore 8.30pm - Coaches Night with Kevin Walters & Laurie Daley

On the Couch with Sterlo: 7.30pm - Peter Sterling, Braith Anasta, James Hooper & Corey Parker

Thursdays

NRL 360: 6.30pm, encore 8.30pm - Legends Night with Billy Moore & Geoff Toovey

NRL Finals Fever: 7.30pm – Tara Rushton and Braith Anasta

Fridays

Finals Footy on FOX Pre Game from 7.00pm

Saturdays

Finals Footy on FOX Pre game from 5.00pm

The Saturday Night Show on FOX: 9.45pm – Tony Squires, Fletcher, Hindmarsh and ‘The Professor’.

NRL Tonight: (Saturday and Sunday) 11.30am and 10.30pm on Fox Sports News

Sundays

Finals Footy on FOX Pre Game from 3.15pm (Week 1)

http://decidertv.com/page/2016/9/1/...w-and-dedicated-channel-for-nrl-finals-series

Am I correct in saying that "Finals" does not include the Grand Final?
 
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Am I correct in saying that "Finals" does not include the Grand Final?
I'm not sure about that to be honest, the way they have advertised it is Every finals match live and ad free.
They haven't mentioned the Grand Final which may mean they can't show it live.
 

Gronk

Moderator
Staff member
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77,704
Be warned about Monday nights.

NRL 360: 6.30pm, encore 8.30pm - Ben Ikin and Paul Kent; Journos Night

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natheel

Coach
Messages
12,137
I'd like to see Tep's stats since he went back to playing out wider???

I reckon they would be even better.

He switched to the edge in round 18

Round 18 7 runs 54m 23/23 tackles
Round 19 15 runs 144m 24/29 tackles
Round 20 15 runs 147m 30/34 tackles
Round 21 17 runs 162m 32/32 tackles
Round 22 10 runs 71m 25/28 tackles
Round 23 5 runs 38m 38/39 tackles
Round 24 Did not play
Round 25 13 runs 118m 31/34 tackles

So a couple of down games but broke the 100m majority of times. Not bad numbers really
 

Rxchiie

Juniors
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35
Why are y'all still talking bout Tep, the blokes still young and he's playing solid, his defence is top notch regardless of his age. Let's get back to rumours and signing rather than arguing
 
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