Trial vs Panthers - 4pm Sat 29 Feb 2020 - Bega Recreation Ground

[Eelogical]

So you're saying he is more a pebble

He might turn out to be a gem. Coal takes time to evolve.

 

[Eelogical]

7 games? Give him this year. Another 15 games.
If BA thought he was good enough for NRL he would know he needs a season of NRL to become seasoned and consistent and up to speed.

He'll get his chance when injuries come into play. If he's good enough, he'll get his time to shine. Otherwise, it's back to the quarry.

 

[Gary Gutful]

He'll get his chance when injuries come into play. If he's good enough, he'll get his time to shine. Otherwise, it's back to the quarry.

Lets hope he leaves no Stone unturned.

 

[Soren Lorenson]

Gee, Stone puns. Hard to crack a smile about some of them.

 

[I'm a loser baby...]

If he plays 15 games it could be a long year.

You're saying we might make the grand final?

 

[Gary Gutful]

Gee, Stone puns. Hard to crack a smile about some of them.

Just for you, stoneface...

Paddy Wack worked at a bank. Once on a busy winter morning, a toad came into the bank asking for some money.

The toad asked for a small loan, about $200. Paddy Wack asked him if he had ever taken out a loan before, and he said no.

Paddy wack said; “Mr. Toad, you have no evidence that you can pay this back. Is there any reason that we should believe you can?”

“Well...not exactly, the toad said. But my dad’ Mick Jagger, and that has got to count for something.” Paddy Wack was confused by this strange statement.

“What do you mean by this?” inquired Paddy Wack. The toad began to get angry, and demanded to speak to a manager. So Paddy Wack called down the bank manager and told him what was happening. Paddy Wack was adamant that the toad couldn’t pay them back and his request for a loan should be rejected, but the manager said:

“Nicknack, Paddy Wack, give the toad a loan. His old man is rolling stone.”

 

[hineyrulz]

Just for you, stoneface...

Paddy Wack worked at a bank. Once on a busy winter morning, a toad came into the bank asking for some money.

The toad asked for a small loan, about $200. Paddy Wack asked him if he had ever taken out a loan before, and he said no.

Paddy wack said; “Mr. Toad, you have no evidence that you can pay this back. Is there any reason that we should believe you can?”

“Well...not exactly, the toad said. But my dad’ Mick Jagger, and that has got to count for something.” Paddy Wack was confused by this strange statement.

“What do you mean by this?” inquired Paddy Wack. The toad began to get angry, and demanded to speak to a manager. So Paddy Wack called down the bank manager and told him what was happening. Paddy Wack was adamant that the toad couldn’t pay them back and his request for a loan should be rejected, but the manager said:

“Nicknack, Paddy Wack, give the toad a loan. His old man is rolling stone.”

Good one Skull.

 

[Joshuatheeel]

Kikau would have terrorised our right edge.

Yeah like his last game against us when he made a massive 97m from 14 runs along with 4 missed tackles.....

 

[Joshuatheeel]

I would say Stone is actually a better defender than most NRL middle forwards. He just offers f**k all in attack. Why not plonk him at dummy half for 15 minutes to let the starting 9 have a rest and avoid carrying a weak defender on the bench.

Stone is averaging 9 m a run in 2019, which isn’t to bad for a small mid forward. But his missed tackle isn’t the greatest.

But he hasn’t play many games either.

He could go either way.

Anyhow the benefit of having stone on the bench is he can cover middle / edge / hooker so we could carry 3 other middles and still cover most spots if there are injuries (Matterson to the halves for example)

 

[Obscene Assassin]

Just for you, stoneface...

Paddy Wack worked at a bank. Once on a busy winter morning, a toad came into the bank asking for some money.

The toad asked for a small loan, about $200. Paddy Wack asked him if he had ever taken out a loan before, and he said no.

Paddy wack said; “Mr. Toad, you have no evidence that you can pay this back. Is there any reason that we should believe you can?”

“Well...not exactly, the toad said. But my dad’ Mick Jagger, and that has got to count for something.” Paddy Wack was confused by this strange statement.

“What do you mean by this?” inquired Paddy Wack. The toad began to get angry, and demanded to speak to a manager. So Paddy Wack called down the bank manager and told him what was happening. Paddy Wack was adamant that the toad couldn’t pay them back and his request for a loan should be rejected, but the manager said:

“Nicknack, Paddy Wack, give the toad a loan. His old man is rolling stone.”

Kerry O'Keeffe tells it better

 

[Eelogical]

Just for you, stoneface...

Paddy Wack worked at a bank. Once on a busy winter morning, a toad came into the bank asking for some money.

The toad asked for a small loan, about $200. Paddy Wack asked him if he had ever taken out a loan before, and he said no.

Paddy wack said; “Mr. Toad, you have no evidence that you can pay this back. Is there any reason that we should believe you can?”

“Well...not exactly, the toad said. But my dad’ Mick Jagger, and that has got to count for something.” Paddy Wack was confused by this strange statement.

“What do you mean by this?” inquired Paddy Wack. The toad began to get angry, and demanded to speak to a manager. So Paddy Wack called down the bank manager and told him what was happening. Paddy Wack was adamant that the toad couldn’t pay them back and his request for a loan should be rejected, but the manager said:

“Nicknack, Paddy Wack, give the toad a loan. His old man is rolling stone.”

Gary Peatful.

 

[Bazal]

Just for you, stoneface...

Paddy Wack worked at a bank. Once on a busy winter morning, a toad came into the bank asking for some money.

The toad asked for a small loan, about $200. Paddy Wack asked him if he had ever taken out a loan before, and he said no.

Paddy wack said; “Mr. Toad, you have no evidence that you can pay this back. Is there any reason that we should believe you can?”

“Well...not exactly, the toad said. But my dad’ Mick Jagger, and that has got to count for something.” Paddy Wack was confused by this strange statement.

“What do you mean by this?” inquired Paddy Wack. The toad began to get angry, and demanded to speak to a manager. So Paddy Wack called down the bank manager and told him what was happening. Paddy Wack was adamant that the toad couldn’t pay them back and his request for a loan should be rejected, but the manager said:

“Nicknack, Paddy Wack, give the toad a loan. His old man is rolling stone.”

f**k off.

Our opening batsman tells that effort at first slip every week. Stretches it out over about 12 overs.

 

[Gary Gutful]

Kerry O'Keeffe tells it better

I'll never be able to compete with Kerry.

 

[84 Baby]

f**k off.

Our opening batsman tells that effort at first slip every week. Stretches it out over about 12 overs.

Could chuck this one out over a days play

https://www.longestjokeintheworld.com/

 

[yy_cheng]

You would think that will Smith would be the perfect 14.speed up the tempo of the game, darts from dummy half, he could easily mould into a pj marsh

But for some reason, I wouldn't pick him

 

[oldmancraigy]

You would think that will Smith would be the perfect 14.speed up the tempo of the game, darts from dummy half, he could easily mould into a pj marsh

But for some reason, I wouldn't pick him

Would the reason be that he has no sense of occasion? Good for a blunder at a pivotal moment.

All the gear, no idea.

I shudder every time he runs on the field - he's a crucial mistake waiting to happen.

 

[Eelementary]

Would the reason be that he has no sense of occasion? Good for a blunder at a pivotal moment.

All the gear, no idea.

I shudder every time he runs on the field - he's a crucial mistake waiting to happen.

He reminds me a lot of Ben Roberts - plenty of skill, but good for a Peni Terepo or two...

 

[hineyrulz]

Would the reason be that he has no sense of occasion? Good for a blunder at a pivotal moment.

All the gear, no idea.

I shudder every time he runs on the field - he's a crucial mistake waiting to happen.

He’s a walking brain fart.

 

[84 Baby]

#WILL400 is terrible as a bench player. His versatility should be useful but he can’t handle performance pressure. His gone “ok” when starting probably cause he can acclimatise and so has less FU/min, but he’s a guaranteed simple dropped ball or kick out on the full whenever he comes off bench

 

[Bazal]

He reminds me a lot of Ben Roberts - plenty of skill, but good for a Peni Terepo or two...

Except Ben Roberts had five times the talent