Sunlight edition

[MilkShark]

When is that time??

At what stage do you pull off the “surprise”

No matter what time, if it works you are a genius. If it doesn’t you lot would blow up.

If you do it when you are behind on the scoreboard it’s desperation.

Can’t win with some of you lot

At what stage do you pull off the “surprise”
Not when you are already under the pump heading into half time with a very slim lead

It's called being smart, you don't give extra tackles away on your line when you want to go into half time ahead

Someone above said to do it every single time, yeah heaps clever. That's really going to work for you isn't it.

Part of me wishes we lost that game, and then watch you lot have a cry about the short drop out that cost us the game.

 

[txta2]

6. Johnson
7. Flanagan

But in 2020...

It’s a good problem to have...

You are bang on because teams like say Parra who are willing to pay average players shitloads will do so in signing Chad Townsend to a million dollar contract. And good on him they will probably add a few more spoons ,but when they sign Flanno as coach the tide will turn.

 

[bluefox68]

You are bang on because teams like say Parra who are willing to pay average players shitloads will do so in signing Chad Townsend to a million dollar contract. And good on him they will probably add a few more spoons ,but when they sign Flanno as coach the tide will turn.

I can just see Chad in a blue and yellow jersey!

 

[MilkShark]

I can just see Chad in a blue and yellow jersey!

hope so

 

[tom of poland]

And speaking of surprises, did anyone, either player or spectator predict Val Holmes' short kick off in the preliminary final against Penrith ?

It s a question of having a good feel for how the game is progressing, its the vibe as Dennis Danuto famously said.

 

[chewsta]

I can just see Chad in a blue and yellow jersey!

Me too! Great player, should be signed for life.



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[snout]

I love all short drop outs.

Fortune favours the brave.