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try.....

Seriously.Manly havent dropped a ball yet......

Had one try gifted to them and another one where the Broncs bombed it.....

Broncs could easily have been winning this game

 
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Manly 16-4 after 31min
 
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Imagine if Yow Yeh and Folau were on the wings for the Broncos 

you'd be putting up corner bombs on the 1st tackle ! 
 
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Thaiday having a BLINDER

What a player

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Jive_Turkey:

this could seriously be 60 or 70 if Manly want it 

and I'd be filthy if I was a Brisbane fan if it was.

Lockyer out yes.

But I don't buy the 'last week was such a tough game' bullshit.

These guys train from November, play 26 rounds of it. You can't use 'last week was a hard game' as an excuse at the pointy end of the year imo

 

 
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I think the Broncos just popped Dally's Cherry !  
 
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Broncs punching holes in manly's d

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Aussie Battler:

and I'd be filthy if I was a Brisbane fan if it was.

Lockyer out yes.

But I don't buy the 'last week was such a tough game' bullshit.

These guys train from November, play 26 rounds of it. You can't use 'last week was a hard game' as an excuse at the pointy end of the year imo

 


very situational imo, the broncos have been on such a high playing a string of big games at home and so much of it has been about winning for Lockyer. 

All of a sudden these young guys are down in Sydney, Lockyer's gone and they're up against a fresh side with plenty of big strong mature bodies that know how to play tough direct footy. 

The Broncos will hopefully be better for nights like tonight in a year or two 
 
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Wow, imagine what could have been if the broncos weren't carrying the spastic
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Aussie Battler:

Wow, imagine what could have been if the broncos weren't carrying the spastic

he, like the rest of those kids will be better next year and even better the year after that etc etc etc 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Jive_Turkey:


very situational imo, the broncos have been on such a high playing a string of big games at home and so much of it has been about winning for Lockyer. 

All of a sudden these young guys are down in Sydney, Lockyer's gone and they're up against a fresh side with plenty of big strong mature bodies that know how to play tough direct footy. 

The Broncos will hopefully be better for nights like tonight in a year or two 

something straight from Rick Stone's playbook

The Broncos pack should win easily tonight - in fact, that was my main reasoning for betting them. I was worried about the loss of Lockyer's tactical kicking (which has proven a big hole), but thought the Broncs could bash them into some sort of contest.

Manly are a good side, but I refuse to believe that they are that good, especially without G Stewart, who is close to if not their MVP.

Brisbane should be up for this, up to their ears.

The baby broncos excuse has been bandied around for about 3 seasons now - these kids are ready.

No excuses.

 
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Manly have outscored opponents 72-6 the first 20 minutes after oranges this season...
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Jive_Turkey:


he, like the rest of those kids will be better next year and even better the year after that etc etc etc 

the Broncs have a heap of great kids.. Hoffman, McCollough, Hunt, Beale, McGiure (gun) et al.

Copely is a fucking retard and will be a fucking retard in 2, 3 or 5 years from now

 
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Broncos played well since they scored that try. Not out of at all, we saw what happened last Friday night when the Warriors played like shit in that first half
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Aussie Battler:

something straight from Rick Stone's playbook

The Broncos pack should win easily tonight - in fact, that was my main reasoning for betting them. I was worried about the loss of Lockyer's tactical kicking (which has proven a big hole), but thought the Broncs could bash them into some sort of contest.

Manly are a good side, but I refuse to believe that they are that good, especially without G Stewart, who is close to if not their MVP.

Brisbane should be up for this, up to their ears.

The baby broncos excuse has been bandied around for about 3 seasons now - these kids are ready.

No excuses.


Mate, I like to think I know this team I've followed since they first came in and I really thought this would happen tonight for exactly the reasons I told you. 

It's got nothing to do with Rick Stone's playbook, it's about younger blokes who aren't experienced enough yet to deal with very difficult situations like the one they face tonight. 

manly is very very good side. They're where I hope the Broncos might be in a year or two when some of these young guys mature physically and mentally  
 
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If Tinks says 'Battler, pick your pack from:

Galuvao, Ballin, Kite, Watmough, Williams, Rodney, or;

Maguire, McCullough, Hannant, Glenn, Thaiday, Parker'

 

I aint picking the Manly boys.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fire the fuck up Brisbane

 
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Quote Originally Posted by rod_steel:

Broncos played well since they scored that try. Not out of at all, we saw what happened last Friday night when the Warriors played like shit in that first half

Fo sho, Brisbane are not out of this at all

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Jive_Turkey:


Mate, I like to think I know this team I've followed since they first came in and I really thought this would happen tonight for exactly the reasons I told you. 

It's got nothing to do with Rick Stone's playbook, it's about younger blokes who aren't experienced enough yet to deal with very difficult situations like the one they face tonight. 

manly is very very good side. They're where I hope the Broncos might be in a year or two when some of these young guys mature physically and mentally  

The kids are good, but Lockyer makes them look better than what they are.........

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Jive_Turkey:


Mate, I like to think I know this team I've followed since they first came in and I really thought this would happen tonight for exactly the reasons I told you. 

It's got nothing to do with Rick Stone's playbook, it's about younger blokes who aren't experienced enough yet to deal with very difficult situations like the one they face tonight. 

manly is very very good side. They're where I hope the Broncos might be in a year or two when some of these young guys mature physically and mentally  

Agree to disagree.

Your boys are good enough right now to beat Manly.

Manly are a good siade, no doubt. They are not a very, very good side.

I think you sell your lads short

 
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oh dear
 
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The Warriors were down by 12 last week, i noticed straight away they never panicked in the second half....

 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Aussie Battler:

Agree to disagree.

Your boys are good enough right now to beat Manly.

Manly are a good siade, no doubt. They are not a very, very good side.

I think you sell your lads short


Must admit I do tend to be a bit pesimistic most of the time with the Broncos, but Manly were the one team I really thought they had little chance of beating right now all things being equal 
 
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Copley has had one of the all time shockers in the history of rugby league
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Aussie Battler:

Agree to disagree.

Your boys are good enough right now to beat Manly.

Manly are a good siade, no doubt. They are not a very, very good side.

I think you sell your lads short

ok, maybe they're not

 
 
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