NRL 2017
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@sneakdefreak said in NRL 2017:
I saw a fair bit of Blake green at the storm ,
I won’t pump him up too much but I think he could be a good fit for the warriors , no superstar but a good decision maker that brings structure, he could bring to the halves what sj doesn’t . -
@kiwiinmelb said in NRL 2017:
@sneakdefreak said in NRL 2017:
I saw a fair bit of Blake green at the storm ,
I won’t pump him up too much but I think he could be a good fit for the warriors , no superstar but a good decision maker that brings structure, he could bring to the halves what sj doesn’t .Pretty confident we will have the best spine in the NRL next year.
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@kiwiinmelb said in NRL 2017:
@sneakdefreak said in NRL 2017:
I saw a fair bit of Blake green at the storm ,
I won’t pump him up too much but I think he could be a good fit for the warriors , no superstar but a good decision maker that brings structure, he could bring to the halves what sj doesn’t .Pretty confident we will have the best spine in the NRL next year.
Why, who are we getting to replace SJ?
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@virgil and we'll also turn up in the best shape ever.
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@mariner4life said in NRL 2017:
@virgil and we'll also turn up in the best shape ever.
Fitter. Than. We've. EVER. BEEN. BEFORE!
Ever!!! Believe us!!!
Please ignore the pile of KFC wrappers out the back of the changing rooms
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@donsteppa said in NRL 2017:
@mariner4life said in NRL 2017:
@virgil and we'll also turn up in the best shape ever.
Fitter. Than. We've. EVER. BEEN. BEFORE!
Ever!!! Believe us!!!
Please ignore the pile of KFC wrappers out the back of the changing rooms
Not to mention the pile of beers in the Tui Lolohea memorial esky
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@donsteppa said in NRL 2017:
@mariner4life said in NRL 2017:
@virgil and we'll also turn up in the best shape ever.
Fitter. Than. We've. EVER. BEEN. BEFORE!
Ever!!! Believe us!!!
Please ignore the pile of KFC wrappers out the back of the changing rooms
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The guy I feel most sorry for in all of this is @Sneakdefreak. He is absolutely solid as a rock with his support for the Warriors and Kiwis. Every year without fail he writes up his brilliant summaries of what to expect during the season, takes time out to follow these guys, and has stuck with them through all the years of dross they've invariably served up. This is the type of fan you cannot afford to lose - without people like this your whole organisation is toast.
And what do the whingy pissy Kiwis do following their fucking dismal, worst ever performance by an NZ sports team loss to Fiji? Instead of apologising profusely to people like @Sneakdefreak and begging forgiveness for the shit-show they just put on, they instead completely ignore their real fans and just take jabs at a few fairweather haters while playing the victim. I mean FFS, it's like watching a guide on how to run your organisation into the fucking ground.
This must seriously be testing the resolve of even the most hardened League fans in NZ.
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@no-quarter All true. We are used to being crap at league but at least they can man up and take responsibility for it
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Speaking of fitter than ever before, that is Sam kasiano , can hardly recognise him, be interesting to see how he goes under Bellamy .
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Hear on the news and cgw that Shaun Johnson has put out an apology to the fans.
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Brian Smith, one time eels coach has been installed as football director at the woe-riors
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=11947632
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@donsteppa said in NRL 2017:
Australia showing us just how “overpaid and overrated” Shaun Johnson and his mates were.
That said, the Fijian players giving away penalties and their right hand defence defending like turnstiles is helping.
Nothing to do with Fiji playing worse, they're just getting found out by a fully professional team as you'd expect. We should never underestimate just how utterly piss poor that performace from the Kiwis was.
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Brian Smith? Fuck me dead. The Warriors are already experts at failure, why hire the quintessential king of failure.
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@mariner4life said in NRL 2017:
Brian Smith? Fuck me dead. The Warriors are already experts at failure, why hire the quintessential king of failure.
No one else was keen?
