Roosters v The Cheating Storm Match Day Thread

[kurtsherlock6]

The first game cronk and slater didnt play! also look at our pack and theirs and compare our bench, yet they dominated us last night...why?

Why do u think we cop so many penalties?

Because we couldn't hold the ball & they had nearly 55% possession. Again, your arguement is ridiculous as we have beaten them twice this year.

As for penalties, they ended up 5 all. In fact Melbourne didn't receive a penalty in the 2nd half.

[kurtsherlock6]

Because we try and slow down the ruck without resorting to chicken wings, leg twists and applying pressure to the opposing players neck. It's no coincidence the two biggest wrestlers in the comp are Melb and those grubby farking ****s at Souffs as one coach learnt that grubby shit from the other.

We don't need to adopt anything from anyone, especially shit like that.

I like the way we play and we're winning without it.

Chook.

Exactly. Agree 100%

[Guest]

The first game cronk and slater didnt play! also look at our pack and theirs and compare our bench, yet they dominated us last night...why?

Why do u think we cop so many penalties?

Why do we receive 80 penalties less than South Sydney during the season? That is the real issue.

[Guest]

Why do we receive 80 penalties less than South Sydney during the season? That is the real issue.

On Matty Johns tv they showed Souths training with first grade refs. I recall Harrigan was sacked for doing the same thing with the roosters many years ago.

[milanja]

On Matty Johns tv they showed Souths training with first grade refs. I recall Harrigan was sacked for doing the same thing with the roosters many years ago.

Wasn't he sacked by us? Chooks employed him.

[Guest]

Wasn't he sacked by us? Chooks employed him.

In 2004 Harrigan was working as a consultant to the roosters and as ref with the NRL. He was forced to leave the roosters, due to the conflict of interest.

Apparently all ok now for first grade refs to work closely with Souths and teach them how to avoid penalties.

[The Brain]

In 2004 Harrigan was working as a consultant to the roosters and as ref with the NRL. He was forced to leave the roosters, due to the conflict of interest.

Apparently all ok now for first grade refs to work closely with Souths and teach them how to avoid penalties.

Bzzz wrong Bil Harrigan retired in 2003

[Guest]

Bzzz wrong Bil Harrigan retired in 2003

Maybe the dates are wrong. Forced to leave roosters at end of 2004 if he wanted to be a refs consultant in 2005.