Should have made it like last year where if you pick the losing team, your pic is changed temporarilyThis blue stuff can go Tahjay
Kow about some kiwi black and white
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Should have made it like last year where if you pick the losing team, your pic is changed temporarilyThis blue stuff can go Tahjay
Kow about some kiwi black and white
1.9m 21yr old winger?! sign him up!!!Junior Tupou has been given permission to negotiate with rivals. NZ born. Surely worth a look?
Completely disagree. While its an excellent point and the argument cant be faulted, I think the Kevin Bacon rule means you cant find enough commentators WITHOUT ties and interests in the NRL.Glad that someone finally called Gus out on his hypocrisies. His emotional response is clearly a tactic to distract us from the real issue which is the insane conflict of interest he has exploited for far too long. If you are paid 1M plus on channel nine, you really shouldn't be using that position to market your club to a player like he has with Galvin. But beyond Gus, there are way too many opportunities for conflicts of interests in NRL media. Whether it is Braith Anasta holding NRL 360 whilst being a player manager or Gorden Tallis sitting on NRL 360 whilst his wife is a Titans board member. It really shouldn't be hard to enforce complete neutrality (ie no direct ties to clubs/players if you are in a media position). The lack of professionalism in this part of the game has to be cleaned up.
Sounds like a clause in there that will be interesting to seekini re-signing with titans till 2030
Post over on the rabbits forum is from someone who used to work with his father and reckons that he sees himself as a centre. Was going quite well at tigers on the wing and got some good players in front of him at centre and wing at dolphins1.9m 21yr old winger?! sign him up!!!
Makes a lot of sense. Spreading your fringe players across 2 teams will never be the best approachNRL powerhouse Melbourne is pulling out of QLD Morons – the rugby league heartland that delivered Cameron Smith, Billy Slater and Cooper Cronk to the Storm.
In a development bombshell by the Storm, the club’s successful 27-year association with QLD Morons is over, with Melbourne set to sever ties with feeder teams Brisbane Tigers and Sunshine Coast.
Instead, the Storm plan to field their own reserve grade team in the 💙 Mighty NSW Cup next season in a historic move for Melbourne.
The Sunshine State has been a happy hunting ground for the Storm since their entry to the NRL in 1998.
Smith, Slater and Cronk cut their teeth at the Norths Devils on their way to NRL greatness. Storm superstar Cameron Munster played for the Tigers, while the likes of Ryan Papenhuyzen, Harry Grant, Trent Loiero, Justin Olam, Tino Fa'asuamaleaui and Nicho Hynes turned out for feeder club Sunshine Coast.
But after almost three decades, the Storm are poised to walk away from QLD Morons in a move that opens the door for the Dolphins to take charge of the Sunshine Coast.
It’s understood Melbourne see the merit in keeping their second-string players in Storm colours, which builds the continuity that many of their Sydney-based rivals enjoy with their 💙 Mighty NSW Cup teams.
Before the arrival of the Dolphins, the Storm were regarded as QLD Morons’s fourth NRL team because of the number of Sunshine State products who got their big break in Melbourne.
It’s come out that eels also offered Galvin a million dollar per season contract as well as tigers. As I mentioned yesterday, it could be that he wants to play 7 and the lure of an old coach that’s been mentioned, but to accept $750k per season when those are the offers they’re up against seems like there should be a bit more of a look into the whole situation
We should send 360 Poaching.Glad that someone finally called Gus out on his hypocrisies. His emotional response is clearly a tactic to distract us from the real issue which is the insane conflict of interest he has exploited for far too long. If you are paid 1M plus on channel nine, you really shouldn't be using that position to market your club to a player like he has with Galvin. But beyond Gus, there are way too many opportunities for conflicts of interests in NRL media. Whether it is Braith Anasta holding NRL 360 whilst being a player manager or Gorden Tallis sitting on NRL 360 whilst his wife is a Titans board member. It really shouldn't be hard to enforce complete neutrality (ie no direct ties to clubs/players if you are in a media position). The lack of professionalism in this part of the game has to be cleaned up.
Temporarily!!! I had Paul Gallen in his dick togs as my photo for about 6 months. I am still seeking counselling.Should have made it like last year where if you pick the losing team, your pic is changed temporarily
Yes mate I sympathize with youTemporarily!!! I had Paul Gallen in his dick togs as my photo for about 6 months. I am still seeking counselling.
Totally agree but as Tajhay runs the site for our benefit who can blame him for having a bit of fun at our expense.Yes mate I sympathize with you
If the Morons had won the site would have been back to normal by lunch time yesterday.![]()
It's actually an eye sore.Totally agree but as Tajhay runs the site for our benefit who can blame him for having a bit of fun at our expense.
Light hearted fun to get over our miserable year 2023.
Yeah mate I was taking the pissTotally agree but as Tajhay runs the site for our benefit who can blame him for having a bit of fun at our expense.
Light hearted fun to get over our miserable year 2023.
Commentators etc with in game bias are one thing. GMs, CEOs, player managers etc are a whole other kettle of fish. There's absolutely no reason to have a GM of a club on a panel discussing player movement, club politics and performance of referees etc.Completely disagree. While its an excellent point and the argument cant be faulted, I think the Kevin Bacon rule means you cant find enough commentators WITHOUT ties and interests in the NRL.
Look at SJ, we like him purely because he is unashamedly pro warriors. I just think we need to drop the pretense and be honest about who has relationships with who.
But Gould isnt just a GM though. Ex prem winner, ex coach, both NRL and Origin for both, as well as a "journalist"Commentators etc with in game bias are one thing. GMs, CEOs, player managers etc are a whole other kettle of fish. There's absolutely no reason to have a GM of a club on a panel discussing player movement, club politics and performance of referees etc.