Chook Norris
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Good teams NEVER get beat by 60. Good teams do lose games, especially early season, but they NEVER get beat by 60. Roosters no chance in 2010.
no chance
Good teams NEVER get beat by 60. Good teams do lose games, especially early season, but they NEVER get beat by 60. Roosters no chance in 2010.
Of course the Roosters are no chance this year.
lol
Welcome to the world of the enforced salary cap. Where everybody's a chance, every year.
or do you think the Roosters are certs?
the Dragons are no chance.
So what does that say about he comp?
Still what does it say about the game today that team's can concede 60 points in a game and still go on and make a gf, even win the gf possibly? Defence is piss weak these days compared to the old days. Anyone can get belted on an off day. Defence is optional it appears. This is why the Dragons deserve to win the comp as defence isn't optional for them, they turn up every week to defend for their lives. I'm tipping the Dragons to defend their way to victory on Sunday and maybe even run away with the game late.
Strongly disagree. Teams like Roosters and Tigers try to win games. Saints wait for the opposition to lose games. Hardly championship qualities.
Fair point, but it's not the Dragons' fault. The problem is the rules; the rules of the game have always punished expansive play by making it high-risk. Boring teams are therefore rewarded with compounding increases in possession.
A rule change such as allowing knock-ons to be recovered by the player making the knock-on (and play on) would encourage more offloads and flat passing at the line. This would in turn promote more end-to-end play.
Obviously the purists would turn in their graves at this kind of thing, which is the problem of tradition for tradition's sake.
:lol::lol::lol:Yeah I do mate. With Pearce and Carney in the halves, and Anasta able to slot in to cover for injury, the Dragons are no chance.
:lol:Fair point, but it's not the Dragons' fault. The problem is the rules; the rules of the game have always punished expansive play by making it high-risk. Boring teams are therefore rewarded with compounding increases in possession.
2 games dragons played roosters and tigersGaba finds that 'attacking' teams like the Roosters and the Tigers are more predictable and boring than the Dragons.. who are in fact not predictable but are entertaining - true story.
the Dragons are no chance.