Gee had to tell him "its the same people making the decision" LooooolWhat a moron
Wanting to challenge the bunkers decision![]()
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Gee had to tell him "its the same people making the decision" LooooolWhat a moron
Wanting to challenge the bunkers decision![]()
InterestingNah they changed it a while back, you cant use the ground to regain possession
Yeah but they have hit the hard part of their draw for those losses.Dogs coming first with 10 wins 2 losses when they bring Galvin in.
Since then they've seen 5 wins and 5 losses.
I'm not sure he's the guy
Really can't blame the young half for problems that happen midfield. Dogs lack of size has always been the chink in their armor and has been really exposed the last few weeks against the good sides. I can actually see them finishing the year with 4 straight losses as they finish the year against Penrith and Cronulla.Dogs coming first with 10 wins 2 losses when they bring Galvin in.
Since then they've seen 5 wins and 5 losses.
I'm not sure he's the guy
Dan Ginane: "Dogs are not guaranteed top 4 but that is surely a formality, despite this loss".
Really? Are we sure the dogs are guaranteed to stay in the top 4? There is actually a very realistic scenario where the dogs miss out and we stay in.
Dogs finish the year against Penrith and Sharks. We finish the year against Tits, Parra and Manly. Sharks have Newcastle and then Dogs. So If dogs lose both those games and us and sharks win both, dogs will drop out of the four. We finish 3rd and Sharks 4th.
that's your opinion which you are entitled to. I'm just saying it is a very realistic scenario. Personally, I hope this happens so that the Galvin stuff blows up some more in the media right in time for finals. Karma needs to reach Belmore to teach their arrogant fans a lesson.Their PD is still 50 ahead of the sharks so probably more chance of us finishing 5th than dogs finishing 5th. We have to win all 3 to lock down 4th, which I am quite iffy about given how we meltdown against the titans and DCE’s last game at manly
The sharks do choke and they lost their captain to ACL too so I guess it’s a lottery at the moment, hope we don’t have to cheer the dogs on in the final round lol
Ginnane had some pearlers last night (i think they said it was the entire top 4 playing against each other at some stage too...) - I can't shake the outlook there's a huge contingent of the nrl/aus media that are gagging for a dogs premiership, god knows why (tho i suppose it makes sense if your other options are canberra, melbourne and the boring outcome of penrith) - Brandy repeatedly saying in commentary 'i like what galvin is doing tonight' also gave me the shits, we were watching the same thing?Dan Ginane: "Dogs are not guaranteed top 4 but that is surely a formality, despite this loss".
Really? Are we sure the dogs are guaranteed to stay in the top 4? There is actually a very realistic scenario where the dogs miss out and we stay in.
Dogs finish the year against Penrith and Sharks. We finish the year against Tits, Parra and Manly. Sharks have Newcastle and then Dogs. So If dogs lose both those games and us and sharks win both, dogs will drop out of the four. We finish 3rd and Sharks 4th.
I know he is in a position where he gets the ball a lot. So, if you took a shot every time his name was mentioned you'd be plastered pretty quickly. You could adjust it to take a drink anytime the commentators praise Galvin. Or mention him more than just catching and passing.Ginnane had some pearlers last night (i think they said it was the entire top 4 playing against each other at some stage too...) - I can't shake the outlook there's a huge contingent of the nrl/aus media that are gagging for a dogs premiership, god knows why (tho i suppose it makes sense if your other options are canberra, melbourne and the boring outcome of penrith) - Brandy repeatedly saying in commentary 'i like what galvin is doing tonight' also gave me the shits, we were watching the same thing?
Gee and the Bulldogs... it's no coincidence at this point.
Gee getting a bit of flack for his weak penalty reversal on Grant Anderson. Shows the way for any player to take exception like Kikau did and make a drama of something you see all the time in the hopes a penalty is reversed. Seems to follow his own playbook to a degree
Shows the way for any player to take exception like Kikau did and make a drama of something you see all the time in the hopes a penalty is reversed.
Both teams with superstar attacking threats but turnstile defensive structures.This Manly Dolphins game is going to end up 48 -46 or something ridiculous isn't it.
Phins have been ok in defense until the last 3 weeks. Close to conceding 150 pts in 3 weeks now.Both teams with superstar attacking threats but turnstile defensive structures.