QwerkyCat wrote:
You mean the 2016 season where we finished 8th after Jowitt making 5 appearances all year?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016_Wa ... ats_season
“Primary fullback” Good one mate.
Sir Kevin Sinfield wrote:
Manly have signed PNG duo Rahdly Brawa and Edene Gebbie.
Queensland Cup winning captain Ase Boas and younger brother Watson Boas have already signed for Featherstone Rovers while Wartovo Puara Junior and Stargroth Amean have signed for Barrow Raiders.
Call Me God wrote:
utter tosh.
2017 was awful and only redeemed by NZ B playing as Tonga..... Poor crowds, little media interest...... 2013 was only a success based on double headers and...
moving on... wrote:
Because it's called having independant thought.
Some people see everything Wire do as brilliant. It doesn't matter if we didn't quite get over the mark, we tried really hard.
bonaire wrote:
They will have to do it that way round to keep the fans in the ground.
Only problem is the main game will be a later kick off
Hayne - No worth it
He is not worthy of the money he is asking.The day he broke his promise and a contract with Parramatta to come back to the Eels if it doesnt work out overseas.
bellycouldtackle wrote:
Williams is an excellent talent, Rocky is better as I believe he is blessed with greater God given talents. Have a look at the England Academy tour highlights from 2012, Rocky was the stand out player on both sides.
bellycouldtackle wrote:
Williams is an excellent talent, Rocky is better as I believe he is blessed with greater God given talents. Have a look at the England Academy tour highlights from 2012, Rocky was the stand out player on both sides.
Alffi_7 wrote:
I don't have an issue with adding a game to the Challenge Cup Final day.
It isn't the event it was, the RFL can market the hell out of it (I'm sure they can do better)...
Keiththered wrote:
Your FC credentials are shining brightly when you refer to Masoe.
Your aging second row came in for much criticism from fans last season so I’m pleased you can remain so optimistic.
Reni Matua and his bout of depression.
