THTheTraditionalist
Pro4,003 posts
THTheTraditionalistPro4,003 posts
15 Oct 2016, 12:49#1
Really late. What a game though.
AUS on the path to take a win.
THTheTraditionalist
Pro4,003 posts
THTheTraditionalistPro4,003 posts
15 Oct 2016, 12:55#3
Look at the intensity, the work rate, the volume, it does not stop.
QUquacky96
Club Pro196 posts
QUquacky96Club Pro196 posts
15 Oct 2016, 13:07#4
You're talking about rugby league right?
That game was a bit disappointing. Why is Shuan Johnson only allowed to carry the ball in the last play? So frustrating!
THTheTraditionalist
Pro4,003 posts
THTheTraditionalistPro4,003 posts
15 Oct 2016, 13:22#5
This game exhibits the keys for excellence: power, skills, endurance, control and a will to make the game dynamic.
DEDenny
Captain12,893 posts
15 Oct 2016, 13:27#6
Traditionalist
Have you been to a rugby league game?
THTheTraditionalist
Pro4,003 posts
THTheTraditionalistPro4,003 posts
15 Oct 2016, 13:51#7
Attending? No. That is why tv broadcasts exist.
DEDenny
Captain12,893 posts
15 Oct 2016, 22:03#8
I have. One was a NRL game between rival clubs and the other was a State of Origin, in fact it was the first of three played earlier this year.
Now if you get off your pompous high horse and had the opportunity to watch a live game the first thing you'll notice is that League as we call it over here is made for TV.
The second thing you'll notice is that it's a boring game.
Under it's rules it cannot be anything else.
and it has nothing to do with the excellent men...
16 Oct 2016, 01:28#9
...Dense stick to knitting you big girls blouse...
THTheTraditionalist
Pro4,003 posts
THTheTraditionalistPro4,003 posts
16 Oct 2016, 13:41#10
Boring? As boring as the typical SA rugby? Some might prefer games when they are played like the last SA vs AUS. It is a matter of opinion.
Nevertheless, as stated, the game displays what it takes to play winner rugby.