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Great win for the Warriors. Probably the best I have ever seenCan Walsh talk him in to coming over here next year? Can only wish!!
Hard to beat the Panthers Storm game.Sharks Eels game will be game of the round.
That was usSharks Eels game will be game of the round.
Always lots of injuries early in the season. I recall there was a report on it a while ago and the first few rounds produced the most injuries every season.Does anyone reckon with the game speeding up it just increases the injuries? If it’s going to be this fast I think they need to increase the top 30 and maybe the salary cap.
Agree, I've never seen so many injuries (serious ones at that) at the beginning of a season. The extra scums in 2020 gave players a breather, so less fatigue, leading to less injuries - I think there was a better balance all round, hope they find a solution before someone gets really hurt. On another note what the heck is with Papalii, he is playing like I wanted him to play at the Warriors - he's amazing, doing his core duties nothing less, nothing more, he's a machne! W.T.Fudge!!!!!But if a worry for the people running the game with all the injuries. The speed of the game have resulted in more minutes played, therefore more contact, more fatigue and more injuries.
It’s all good protecting people from ‘possible’ long term affects with a HIA. But the Raiders had 2 ruled out and the Sharks had 3. They had people with significant ‘real’ injuries unable to come off due to the HIA which could potentially make those injuries worse.
It could also be argued the matches were decided by who had the most subs available rather than which team was better.
I think they need to look at the AFL where you can bring in a replacement for HIA.