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We are the dark horse, last week was lucky storm! nothing more.. -
I really wanted to go out to this and support the u20's, unfortunately I won't be able to make it. Hope the boys have a great night.Comment
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I'll be there with a few roosters mates!! We're a massive chance with Moga back. The boys will have learnt from last weekend. Taylor just strikes me as that sort of coach. But it's a massive blow that Liu is out for this game. He's been our best forward in the last month. If the forwards get a roll on for even patches in the game and Jacks and Littlejohncan get early ball to Lowe and Moga we should win reasonably comfortably.Comment
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As long as they forget this tik tik boom shit and actually play as though things just don't happen, they have to work for it.
They dropped their bundle after the disallowed try, knowing they were playing this week no matter the result may of played on their minds.Comment
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Lol Lauren - for some reason that post reminded me of a Cummo postOriginally posted by Lauren View PostComment
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Er, dare I ask why?
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Maybe Ms Tee should lend a hand.Originally posted by pearcesworstnightmare View Post
MILF style.
Like that movie where that dlo cougar hammers the young baseballer, Susan Sarandon maybe?????
The FlogPen .
You know it makes sense.Comment
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Week 2 Preview
Matt Russell NRL.com Wed, Sep 14, 2011 - 9:00 AM
Cronulla (3) v Roosters (5)
Sydney Football Stadium, Friday, 5.15pm EST.
Live Fox Sports 1 with Michael Ennis.
Head to Head: The Roosters won both meetings this season – 28-19 in Round 10 and 44-6 in Round 24.
The Prize: A game against North Queensland for spot in the Grand Final.
Cronulla:
Week 1 Highlight: Against Canterbury, Team Of The Year selection Tyrone Peachey delivered a team-high 18 runs for 198 metres and a game-high 36 tackles. He was rewarded with the final try.
Why They Can Win: NRL experience can provide a massive boost. Cronulla have two players in that department and one of them in a key position – halfback Chad Townsend and centre Stewart Mills. With Townsend steering the ship, the Sharks completed 22 of 23 sets in the second half against Canterbury.
The Question Mark: Twice in the last few weeks, the Sharks have been kept scoreless in the first half. They risk being blown away by the free-scoring Roosters unless they are fired up from the outset.
The Main Man: Tyson Frizell has a big future. Hard-running and direct, the second rower lifted Cronulla against Canterbury and will be crucial against the Roosters big bodies.
Roosters:
Week 1 Highlight: Ethan Lowe’s purple patch shows no signs of stopping. After scoring one try in his first 12 games this season, he’s scored 11 in his last 10. On top of that, he had a team-high 18 runs for 140 metres and a game-high 37 tackles.
Why They Can Win: An 11-game winning streak has made the Roosters and confident team. A confident team is a dangerous team. Against Melbourne, they backed themselves on their own goal-line, threw long passes, fought each other in the air for possession and so on.
The Question Mark: After playing the most physical final in Week 1 and having their winning streak stopped, will the young Roosters fall flat?
The Main Man: Tautau Moga scored a stack of tries in SG Ball earlier this year and now has 18 in 12 Toyota Cup games. After a two-week suspension, he’s back!Comment
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You rang, my illusive my male milf mullet man????Originally posted by stsae View PostMaybe Ms Tee should lend a hand.
MILF style.
Like that movie where that dlo cougar hammers the young baseballer, Susan Sarandon maybe?????
Why no phone calls or messages after our bonding session????
I would lend a hand, but hooker is my best position, if they could squeeze me inComment
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The FlogPen .
You know it makes sense.Comment
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Alan from "The Hangover" get all the chicks..
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