Ran into Paul Langmack Today (Jennings, Gould, Folau)

[Guest]

headline?
roosters sign superstar jennings while souths look for champion centre (but end up with a dud)
oh i remmber the second easts vs souths game of 2010, round 16 or somewhere therabouts.
beau champion came out during the weekend, dissing our club, and then with only moments to go in the game, with his team in front, champion gave away a penalty which led to aubusson crashing over and winning the game for the roosters.
now that i look back at that, i realise that penalty essentially got us to the grand final.
if you need me to elaborate, just ask.

No Sutton gave away the penalty and when Carney was about to convert there was a lol@souffs fan(blonde haired girl) saying fu#k you and sticking up the finger. It later came up in the footy show on "Stuff You May Have Missed" That was a great day to lol@souffs.

[Guest]

Beau Champion taunts Sydney

There's still a reason to hate the Roosters-

Rabbitohs junior Beau Champion has declared South Sydney have more passion than the Roosters as the arch rivals prepare to do battle for the 200th time this afternoon.

Despite claims from former coach Jason Taylor that South Sydney had assumed the title of ''glamour club'' from their Bondi Junction nemesis, Champion was quick to point out the majority of the Rabbitohs squad were local juniors, while the Roosters had two.

''Asides from a few guys they've brought in, most of us here are local juniors and that's something we can be really proud of,'' Champion said.

''So if you can breed them, I think you can feel a lot better about it as a club that you've brought your own through rather than buying and poaching players from other areas. Apart from a few new guys, most of our squad is from here and they are representing South Sydney.''

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He said Souths supporters and players still had cause to harbour hostilities towards their local rivals.

''We have a really proud tradition and history of bringing young juniors through at our club and unfortunately during those years when we were doing it tough, clubs like the Roosters would poach Souths players - like Craig Wing,'' Champion said.

''And I think that's why Souths fans deserve to be so passionate about the game. Those little things that maybe they have done to us in the past when we were under a bit of pressure, when they took advantage of us when we were a bit vulnerable, we're back in a position now where we are saying: 'You're not going to steal any of our young kids anymore.'

''We've battled hard off the field to get to where the club is now and now we've got to battle hard on it to reap the rewards. A couple of years ago the club was at death's door and to see how it is now, with these facilities and to play for the club you grew up dreaming to play for, there's a lot of passion there.

''Being in here in those tough times makes it all the more special when you do go out there and put a good performance together against a team like the Roosters. But to be truly successful we need to find that hunger now week-in, week-out, not just fire up for the Roosters.''

Meanwhile, hooker Issac Luke has sounded an ominous warning to the Roosters: beware of Eddy Pettybourne.

''The way he's been running and breaking the line, he scares me,'' Luke said. ''I think when the club signed Dave Taylor and Sam Burgess, and with Mick Crocker in the side, Eddie thought that he would lose his spot in the team. And man, he has just fired up and been up there. He's mean now.

''I always go to him because he's someone I know will go forward and get up and play the ball for me. His goal is to get through the line and get that last play-the-ball. He's got that energy to hit one and get up and take the next one. He always gets his nose through the line and his next thing for him is a little jink at the line and a little offload - and he'll get it. Look out."

[Guest]

Beau Champion taunts Sydney

There's still a reason to hate the Roosters-

Rabbitohs junior Beau Champion has declared South Sydney have more passion than the Roosters as the arch rivals prepare to do battle for the 200th time this afternoon.

Despite claims from former coach Jason Taylor that South Sydney had assumed the title of ''glamour club'' from their Bondi Junction nemesis, Champion was quick to point out the majority of the Rabbitohs squad were local juniors, while the Roosters had two.

''Asides from a few guys they've brought in, most of us here are local juniors and that's something we can be really proud of,'' Champion said.

''So if you can breed them, I think you can feel a lot better about it as a club that you've brought your own through rather than buying and poaching players from other areas. Apart from a few new guys, most of our squad is from here and they are representing South Sydney.''

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He said Souths supporters and players still had cause to harbour hostilities towards their local rivals.

''We have a really proud tradition and history of bringing young juniors through at our club and unfortunately during those years when we were doing it tough, clubs like the Roosters would poach Souths players - like Craig Wing,'' Champion said.

''And I think that's why Souths fans deserve to be so passionate about the game. Those little things that maybe they have done to us in the past when we were under a bit of pressure, when they took advantage of us when we were a bit vulnerable, we're back in a position now where we are saying: 'You're not going to steal any of our young kids anymore.'

''We've battled hard off the field to get to where the club is now and now we've got to battle hard on it to reap the rewards. A couple of years ago the club was at death's door and to see how it is now, with these facilities and to play for the club you grew up dreaming to play for, there's a lot of passion there.

''Being in here in those tough times makes it all the more special when you do go out there and put a good performance together against a team like the Roosters. But to be truly successful we need to find that hunger now week-in, week-out, not just fire up for the Roosters.''

Meanwhile, hooker Issac Luke has sounded an ominous warning to the Roosters: beware of Eddy Pettybourne.

''The way he's been running and breaking the line, he scares me,'' Luke said. ''I think when the club signed Dave Taylor and Sam Burgess, and with Mick Crocker in the side, Eddie thought that he would lose his spot in the team. And man, he has just fired up and been up there. He's mean now.

''I always go to him because he's someone I know will go forward and get up and play the ball for me. His goal is to get through the line and get that last play-the-ball. He's got that energy to hit one and get up and take the next one. He always gets his nose through the line and his next thing for him is a little jink at the line and a little offload - and he'll get it. Look out."

Good on Champion, at least he loves the club he's playing for

[Bansai Pipeline]

I fully expect Souths to towel us up in Round 1.

[Guest]

Champion must have got another glimpse of Crockers 02 tattoo.

[Jacks Fur Coat]

I fully expect Souths to towel us up in Round 1.

Why?

We usually bash em up in the first round.

[Guest]

Why?

We usually bash em up in the first round.

Uh? The last two round 1s have been close games and won at the death.

I agree with Bansai. Souths will be pumped after making the prelim final last year and wat to make a statement, while we're finding our feet with a new coach and new players.

Chook.

[Jacks Fur Coat]

Uh? The last two round 1s have been close games and won at the death.

I agree with Bansai. Souths will be pumped after making the prelim final last year and wat to make a statement, while we're finding our feet with a new coach and new players.

Chook.

Dont have the stats at hand but it seems they always go in with high hopes and expectations and we usually get em.

Fear not - we have beaten them with worse squads than what we will field this year.

[Roosterfarian]

What about the last section of that article? 'Beward of Eddy Pettybourne'. LMFAO! We're trembling in our boots!

[Guest]

Beau Champion taunts Sydney

There's still a reason to hate the Roosters-

Rabbitohs junior Beau Champion has declared South Sydney have more passion than the Roosters as the arch rivals prepare to do battle for the 200th time this afternoon.

Despite claims from former coach Jason Taylor that South Sydney had assumed the title of ''glamour club'' from their Bondi Junction nemesis, Champion was quick to point out the majority of the Rabbitohs squad were local juniors, while the Roosters had two.

''Asides from a few guys they've brought in, most of us here are local juniors and that's something we can be really proud of,'' Champion said.

''So if you can breed them, I think you can feel a lot better about it as a club that you've brought your own through rather than buying and poaching players from other areas. Apart from a few new guys, most of our squad is from here and they are representing South Sydney.''

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He said Souths supporters and players still had cause to harbour hostilities towards their local rivals.

''We have a really proud tradition and history of bringing young juniors through at our club and unfortunately during those years when we were doing it tough, clubs like the Roosters would poach Souths players - like Craig Wing,'' Champion said.

''And I think that's why Souths fans deserve to be so passionate about the game. Those little things that maybe they have done to us in the past when we were under a bit of pressure, when they took advantage of us when we were a bit vulnerable, we're back in a position now where we are saying: 'You're not going to steal any of our young kids anymore.'

''We've battled hard off the field to get to where the club is now and now we've got to battle hard on it to reap the rewards. A couple of years ago the club was at death's door and to see how it is now, with these facilities and to play for the club you grew up dreaming to play for, there's a lot of passion there.

''Being in here in those tough times makes it all the more special when you do go out there and put a good performance together against a team like the Roosters. But to be truly successful we need to find that hunger now week-in, week-out, not just fire up for the Roosters.''

Meanwhile, hooker Issac Luke has sounded an ominous warning to the Roosters: beware of Eddy Pettybourne.

''The way he's been running and breaking the line, he scares me,'' Luke said. ''I think when the club signed Dave Taylor and Sam Burgess, and with Mick Crocker in the side, Eddie thought that he would lose his spot in the team. And man, he has just fired up and been up there. He's mean now.

''I always go to him because he's someone I know will go forward and get up and play the ball for me. His goal is to get through the line and get that last play-the-ball. He's got that energy to hit one and get up and take the next one. He always gets his nose through the line and his next thing for him is a little jink at the line and a little offload - and he'll get it. Look out."

Geez some of those comments are laughable...my favorite is about us stealing their kids.

Like most dribblers in the Rugby League world, he conveniently forgets that about half "their" junior league are playing out of the Eastern Suburbs in areas that were originally deemed to be in our boundaries. Who's kids are being stolen here?

Also fails to mention that the senior club at Souffs have done absolutely nothing to propgate the game in "their" area...everything is done by Souffs Juniors, who are a completely seperate entity to the seniors...in fact the seniors haven't done much more than stuck their hand out for cash donations from the juniors so they are actually taking from "their" kids.

Wonder when this propoganda will ever end...

[Guest]

I think the funniest part of the article is when Isaac Luke tells us to 'Beware of Eddy Pettybourne"

Classic lol@souffs.

Oh and in 09 how they rated Fetuli Talanoa so highly!!!!!!!!!!!!

[stsae]

If anyone ever has the fortune of sitting near Langmack during a game and hearing him commentate it you will be stunned at his footy knowledge and his player knowledge.

The blokes a tool and Yesterdays Hero but deadset, like when he was a player, he is a freak when it comes to his footy smarts.

I'm actually amazed he hasn't been used by any clubs as a coach, not head coach we all know what happened there, Hoppa-gate. Probably too loose a cannon for the modern homogonised game but dang the bloke knows his shizzle.

[Vasco]

That was the same article Champion was going about Roosters having no culture unlike the spirit at Souffs who look after each other .....by the next season, Souffs had realeased him to make way for Inglis !

Farking hilarious!

[Roosterfarian]

I think the funniest part of the article is when Isaac Luke tells us to 'Beware of Eddy Pettybourne"

Classic lol@souffs.

Oh and in 09 how they rated Fetuli Talanoa so highly!!!!!!!!!!!!

You regurgitating my posts goat mun!