The SENTIMENTAL favourites are???

[Slimy Eel]

mmmm wonder,yes I wonder what if ....no matter.Hard luck cox, better luck next year.That loss enhances the "Clayton's" premiers tag in my book, sorry 8)

 

[ozzie]

well we may rename your team the what if we had a coach - what if we didn't buy used Rooster players - now that sounds interesting - does Widders, Solomano, Russo, Green, ring a bell

and we anly bought of you two players who couldn't crack first grade - Cayless and Robinson...now i still will debate who got the better of the deal and what are your purchasing group up to..get rid of them then you may have a chance at another premiership...but they haave done such a number on your club - it will be a long time coming...

 

[Slimy Eel]

yeah!! I know where you coming from. Most of the dead wood in the above post has been cast aside and so on ...........Anyway your team is in the same boat as my team 8) There is always the next year thing.
Getting back to the subject of this forum it's great to see the sentimental favourites get up.PERRRRRRRR PANTHERS what champs

 

[Tigerpete]

Catatonic_Omnivore Posted: Sat Oct 04, 2003 10:33 pm Post subject:

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Tigerpete wrote:
Go out to Penrith before the GF and you'll see what i mean!!!! Its always good to see the underdog win but perhaps even more so its beneficial for a penrith win because of what this will do to league out west!

To be fair though, if the roosters do win its also beneficial to u guys but come on, it means a lot more for them if they win it!

It must be difficult supporting a team, made up of two teams in fact, and still can make the semi's.

By the same token, it must be gut wrenching for you to see a team in a tiny pocket of Sydney prove some many people wrong with so little support.

BY the same token it must be hard to swallow the bitter pill that is......a GRAND FINAL losss.

Oh well at you still live to wonder weather last years title was actually genuine.

 

[Slugs]

BY the same token it must be hard to swallow the bitter pill that is......a GRAND FINAL losss.

Oh well at you still live to wonder weather last years title was actually genuine.

It was genuine all right...genuine plastic :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[ozzie]

Catatonic_Omnivore Posted: Sat Oct 04, 2003 10:33 pm Post subject:

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Tigerpete wrote:
Go out to Penrith before the GF and you'll see what i mean!!!! Its always good to see the underdog win but perhaps even more so its beneficial for a penrith win because of what this will do to league out west!

To be fair though, if the roosters do win its also beneficial to u guys but come on, it means a lot more for them if they win it!

It must be difficult supporting a team, made up of two teams in fact, and still can make the semi's.

By the same token, it must be gut wrenching for you to see a team in a tiny pocket of Sydney prove some many people wrong with so little support.

BY the same token it must be hard to swallow the bitter pill that is......a GRAND FINAL losss.

Oh well at you still live to wonder weather last years title was actually genuine.

hmmm - did you look at the statistics on home games - yur team is wwwwwwy down the bottom along with my mates side SLUGS - when you can drw an average of 16000 to home games then put up this rguement again..

the bitter pill is something you won't ever have to worry about - because you will never get there...

 

[ozzie]

BY the same token it must be hard to swallow the bitter pill that is......a GRAND FINAL losss.

Oh well at you still live to wonder weather last years title was actually genuine.

It was genuine all right...genuine plastic :lol: :lol: :lol:

SLUGS i really feel sory for you - two eyes one red and one green and you still can't see the truth...have a look at the trophy - BUT my old sparring partner - lets see another spoon in the cupboard again next year for SOUTHS - it will be well deserved..