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Would Parra have won if Jarrof Hayne had've played in the GF?

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Mark Rudd

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Just an interesting thought. I mean, it WAS a close game at the end. And if Hayne hadn't deliberately knee'd a player in the head and hadn't been suspended, would he have made the difference?


I mean, all the hype that would've made the Storm nervous knowing he was going to play. And that hype of him being the greatest player in the world, the Dally M Hayne Train that everyone knows can cause more damage then any other player.


Surely he would've made a HUGE difference.


It's a shame because Parra struggled without a good number 1. The fill-in player had no idea. But what else could they have done?


That number 1 was poor in attack. In defence. Kicking was awful. Terrible performance.


BUT......if the best player in the world hadn't of been suspended and had've played?



But we'll never know......
 
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Fein

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Mark Rudd said:
Just an interesting thought. I mean, it WAS a close game at the end. And if Hayne hadn't deliberately knee'd a player in the head and hadn't been suspended, would he have made the difference?


I mean, all the hype that would've made the Storm nervous knowing he was going to play. And that hype of him being the greatest player in the world, the Dally M Hayne Train that everyone knows can cause more damage then any other player.


Surely he would've made a HUGE difference.


It's a shame because Parra struggled without a good number 1. The fill-in player had no idea. But what else could they have done?


That number 1 was poor in attack. In defence. Kicking was awful. Terrible performance.


BUT......if the best player in the world hadn't of been suspended and had've played?



But we'll never know......
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Victorian. :lol::lol::lol::lol:
 
Fein

Fein

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Mark Rudd, recently invigorated by his own personal Storm experience, is ready for lift off.

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simmo1

simmo1

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The real question is, would Parra have won if Shayne Hayne was reffing instead of Archer?
 
Cupid Stunt

Cupid Stunt

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Good effort Rudd, but for future refference, when you spend two days trying to come up with a stinging article at least make it... Sting!
 
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eels2009

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Mark Rudd said:
Just an interesting thought. I mean, it WAS a close game at the end. And if Hayne hadn't deliberately knee'd a player in the head and hadn't been suspended, would he have made the difference?


I mean, all the hype that would've made the Storm nervous knowing he was going to play. And that hype of him being the greatest player in the world, the Dally M Hayne Train that everyone knows can cause more damage then any other player.


Surely he would've made a HUGE difference.


It's a shame because Parra struggled without a good number 1. The fill-in player had no idea. But what else could they have done?


That number 1 was poor in attack. In defence. Kicking was awful. Terrible performance.


BUT......if the best player in the world hadn't of been suspended and had've played?



But we'll never know......
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Yeah if only Jarryd Hayne played in the grand final. Too bad he was on suspension. On the bright side though, he got to play with your mum :piggy:. Heard he scored a few with her....mwahahaha
 
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