Rumours and Stuff

[Eelementary]

What have you been feeding Joffa?

The blood of his enemies...

 

[King-Gutho94]

It seems very light, but you don't know what submissions were put in relation to circumstances, history etc.

Still seems a bit light though

I don't know much about Ezra's upbringing and the challenges he may have had.

But as professional athlete for 4 years now who probably gets a lot more education with various things more then the average person.

There is simply no excuse.

He didn't have a licence.

Anyone who is driving a car and commits an offence without a registered licence should have no remorse, sympathy or any excuse professional athlete or not.

You know that from an early age you can't drive without a licence.

By driving a car you do have a weapon in your hands. Its just reality. Every car on the road is a potential weapon.

Having drugs in his system well that just added to the stupidity really. And should have made the crime 10 times worse

 

[emjaycee]

I don't know much about Ezra's upbringing and the challenges he may have had.

But as professional athlete for 4 years now who probably gets a lot more education with various things more then the average person.

There is simply no excuse.

He didn't have a licence.

Anyone who is driving a car and commits an offence without a registered licence should have no remorse, sympathy or any excuse professional athlete or not.

You know that from an early age you can't drive without a licence.

By driving a car you do have a weapon in your hands. Its just reality. Every car on the road is a potential weapon.

Having drugs in his system well that just added to the stupidity really. And should have made the crime 10 times worse

It made the crime 10 times worse - it should have made the punishment 10 times more severe.

 

[TheRam]

I don't know much about Ezra's upbringing and the challenges he may have had.

But as professional athlete for 4 years now who probably gets a lot more education with various things more then the average person.

There is simply no excuse.

He didn't have a licence.

Anyone who is driving a car and commits an offence without a registered licence should have no remorse, sympathy or any excuse professional athlete or not.

You know that from an early age you can't drive without a licence.

By driving a car you do have a weapon in your hands. Its just reality. Every car on the road is a potential weapon.

Having drugs in his system well that just added to the stupidity really. And should have made the crime 10 times worse

I don't believe in licences other than for breeding.

 

[emjaycee]

I don't believe in licences other than for breeding.

Do you believe in enforcable road rules?

 

[TheRam]

Do you believe in enforcable road rules?

Only for merkins that ask me too many questions

 

[84 Baby]

I don't know much about Ezra's upbringing and the challenges he may have had.

But as professional athlete for 4 years now who probably gets a lot more education with various things more then the average person.

There is simply no excuse.

He didn't have a licence.

Anyone who is driving a car and commits an offence without a registered licence should have no remorse, sympathy or any excuse professional athlete or not.

You know that from an early age you can't drive without a licence.

By driving a car you do have a weapon in your hands. Its just reality. Every car on the road is a potential weapon.

Having drugs in his system well that just added to the stupidity really. And should have made the crime 10 times worse

I remember saying it around the time Allgood did something stupid on a mad Monday (and you all laughed at me) after a psychologist, the next hire I’d do is an old club hand who’s job is to be on call at all hours to be these f**kers uber home. It’d cost a couple of season tickets.
And players need to get out of Hollywood sports. Entourages that legit stars take around are half minders. Hangers on and groupies cost more in the long run.

 

[Poupou Escobar]

Our back three on that day were quite good, as good as Penrith? No but that's life.

I think for middle forwards we are well served atm but I rate Paulo and matto higher than a lot of people around here.

I think our way off winning it all is going to be pairing moses' elite long kicking game with an elite kick chase. That means guys like hopgood, Williams, Cartwright, morretti, guymer etc getting down there with our backs, covering ground quickly, defending with line speed and decipline when we pin the opposition inside their own ten.

This big guys running over the top of people I feel while still effective, isn't where the game is at the moment. You see in the grand final cleary and luai ran for more metres than fish and leota. I don't want to copy everything Penrith do but they are the standard. The fatigue and speed in the game at the moment is ripe for players like Brown and iongi to do some grunt work with speed and footwork as apposed to RCG off the back fence.

The game seems to have shifted to an almost NFL-style split between attacking (backs) and defending (forwards) teams.

 

[T-Boon]

I remember saying it around the time Allgood did something stupid on a mad Monday (and you all laughed at me) after a psychologist, the next hire I’d do is an old club hand who’s job is to be on call at all hours to be these f**kers uber home. It’d cost a couple of season tickets.
And players need to get out of Hollywood sports. Entourages that legit stars take around are half minders. Hangers on and groupies cost more in the long run.

Alan Jones would do it.

 

[T-Boon]

The game seems to have shifted to an almost NFL-style split between attacking (backs) and defending (forwards) teams.

Can you expand on this?

 

[Poupou Escobar]

Can you expand on this?

Essentially, the majority of attacking involvement is by players wearing jerseys 1-7 (and 9 since he touches the ball on nearly every tackle) while the majority of defensive work is performed by player numbers 8-17.

 

[T-Boon]

Essentially, the majority of attacking involvement is by players wearing jerseys 1-7 (and 9 since he touches the ball on nearly every tackle) while the majority of defensive work is performed by player numbers 8-17.

Interesting. I consider a "hit up" to be a defensive play so I am with you on this.

 

[Poupou Escobar]

Interesting. I consider a "hit up" to be a defensive play so I am with you on this.

Even if you consider it part of the attack (as I do), plenty of hit ups are taken by the back five.

 

[84 Baby]

I also consider “kick defence” an offensive play.

 

[Gherkin]

I consider an offload a defensive play if the player is getting dragged over the sideline