
matiunz
This year yet?
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Yeah I thought they said 7Surely that's a mistake? Top tacklers in Union rarely make 20 tackles in 80 minutes
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Yeah I thought they said 7Surely that's a mistake? Top tacklers in Union rarely make 20 tackles in 80 minutes
Yoooo me too!! Couldn’t watch a game of league before 2011 (you all know why) now I’d rather watch Tigers v Cowboys over a ABs game.I use to live and breathe union, now i can hardly watch a game of it because its so boring.
This was before i found out i like disappointment and stress when watching sports, then i found the warriors and get to go through the full range of emotions on gameday.
Hope, confidence, anger, disappointment, embarrassment followed by more hope and then finally self hate.
Being a abs supporter is boring in comparison, you expect to win and the only feelings you get is, oh well we won a game we should of or disappointed we lost but you dont feel to bad because usually the other team had to put in a blinder to do it.
Listen hear newbie, welcome to the game, but try breathing through your nose for a few yearsYoooo me too!! Couldn’t watch a game of league before 2011 (you all know why) now I’d rather watch Tigers v Cowboys over a ABs game.
There you go mate, about 40 seconds inYawnion is just an aerial ping pong show and I only have enough space in my life for one type of ping pong show
Well Im still confused over what our "CLUB" structure is, and how regular it is for an individual of a "COMPANY" that invests in a "CLUB" is now the leader, ie the Company is one Partner in the onwership of the Warriors, how does an individual of any of the owners of the Warriors seperate from the Company and become everything from the very top, down to hiring and firing players and coaches. Im not saying its bad, but is that normal? See my post in the Coach Candidate thread, Im just trying to get my head around our organisational structure and why a company investment leads to a person from that company becoming so overly involved?Still fucked how our best playe
Yep pure Heart too, I would trust Roger Tuivasa-Sheck with my life I reckon he is that Noble.I am wrapped for the guy, he is pure class and deserves to be an All Black.
He may be class as an individual but he is not, at this stage, All Black material IMHOI am wrapped for the guy, he is pure class and deserves to be an All Black.
‘slaying’ is a bit of an overstatement. He’s doing alright but is a small fish in a big pond rather than the other way around that he’s used to in league. Head and shoulders above the other backs in the warriors but just another player in the blues. Not counting the other NZ franchises Barret, R Ione, Talea, Lam and arguably J Ione have had better seasons in just the blues backline aloneHe is SLAYING it bro, I am actually watching a lot of Union and have dropped watching the AFL since Roger Tuivasa-Sheck joined the Blues, not only is Roger Tuivasa-Sheck slaying it, the Blues are doing what the Warriors cant, rebuild and start winning super tight games. Once JK gave his endorsement I felt the ABs was just going to happen for Roger Tuivasa-Sheck.
38th, jeeze, feels like just yesterday Matt Ridge was the first successful person to come from the ABs camp (never played international but would have) to go to league. He said in his book re arguments with Thorn over how he would become the first true dual international and Matt hadnt played internationals, something like that. I still think its harder to go from ABs to NZRL Kiwis.
Dang we desperately need a FB like him back. Love Walsh, but he should be in the halves :-(
He's playing really well in a position that requires a lot more defense than the rest of that backline. Must be great to be in a team that he doesn't have to save every week and just concentrate on his own role. I thought there was still a bit of that in his early Blues games where he was trying too hard. It would be a hard habit to shake after 6 years of not being able to trust your team mates with basic assignments on D.‘slaying’ is a bit of an overstatement. He’s doing alright but is a small fish in a big pond rather than the other way around that he’s used to in league. Head and shoulders above the other backs in the warriors but just another player in the blues. Not counting the other NZ franchises Barret, R Ione, Talea, Lam and arguably J Ione have had better seasons in just the blues backline alone
He’s done pretty well but still has a few experience/nuance errors in his game. As it stands he’s the 5th pick midfielder in the ABs squad, he’s doing ok not setting the world on fire like some claimHe's playing really well in a position that requires a lot more defense than the rest of that backline. Must be great to be in a team that he doesn't have to save every week and just concentrate on his own role. I thought there was still a bit of that in his early Blues games where he was trying too hard. It would be a hard habit to shake after 6 years of not being able to trust your team mates with basic assignments on D.
Roger Tuivasa-Sheck plays in a position where you don't get much space, so the big highlight plays are tougher to come by. Rieko Ioane has even played 12 in the past for the Blues and he looked terrible there.‘slaying’ is a bit of an overstatement. He’s doing alright but is a small fish in a big pond rather than the other way around that he’s used to in league. Head and shoulders above the other backs in the warriors but just another player in the blues. Not counting the other NZ franchises Barret, R Ione, Talea, Lam and arguably J Ione have had better seasons in just the blues backline alone
I got to see him training with a few of the other Blues lads along with Danny Tusitala from DC Glory in the preseason and what stood out to me was his talk, even in an informal knock around training session. There's more experienced midfielders in the ABs mix for sure, do they bring the same chat and organizing to the table that Roger Tuivasa-Sheck does.He’s done pretty well but still has a few experience/nuance errors in his game. As it stands he’s the 5th pick midfielder in the ABs squad, he’s doing ok not setting the world on fire like some claim