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Originally posted by Big Arty
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Those were 1/2 time stats. Finished with 61m and 22 tackles! Perhaps we were all wrong....NOTWritten and published on behalf of the Liberal Party, Queensland
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He didn't run 61m or made 22 tackles in the whole of season 2012!!Originally posted by The Axe View Post
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has Anasta been teaching Molzen how to kick off? LolWritten and published on behalf of the Liberal Party, QueenslandComment
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Welcome back Mickey. Missed ya. Been away or suspended or...?
Just sitting back watching Tom Symonds, Anasta, Rose - The Rooster Old Boys!Written and published on behalf of the Liberal Party, QueenslandComment
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Managed to get a smart phone up my bum on the last visit so I can now post again.Originally posted by The Axe View PostComment
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...couldn't have been so smart!Originally posted by Mickey Lane View PostWritten and published on behalf of the Liberal Party, QueenslandComment
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another blinder. 41M, 22 tackles with 2 missed.Written and published on behalf of the Liberal Party, QueenslandComment
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He looks good in a Tigers jersey doesn't he. I love watching him in a Tigers jersey.Originally posted by The Axe View Post
Chook.Comment
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It does ease the pain, yes.Originally posted by Chook View Post
The scars will heal........eventually.Comment
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Anasta's best work is yet to come. Just a matter of time before he undermines the team in making a play for a halves spot.Comment
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... and there it is...Comment
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http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/spo...-1226611212784Originally posted by dice View Post
Did you mean this?
WESTS Tigers coach Mick Potter has turned to veteran Braith Anasta to help his club rediscover their spark in attack.
Potter sensationally wielded the axe yesterday, dropping young halfback Jacob Miller to reserve grade following his club's hot and cold start to 2013, in a move which will see star Benji Marshall switch to the halfback position and partner with Anasta.
Coming off a 26-0 thumping by Manly in round four, Potter is confident his club's attack will be more stable with Marshall and Anasta sharing responsibility for steering their team around the park. (yes...sharing it 95%-5%)
Ahead of the Tigers' daunting clash with the Storm in Melbourne on Monday, Potter said last night Anasta and Marshall fully support the change and believe it is the best way for the Tigers to challenge the top sides in the NRL.
"We think it's the best thing for the team," he said.
"I'm pretty comfortable with the change and the guys are pretty comfortable.
"They obviously want to perform at their best and they all think this is the best way and they're reasonable happy with it." (not words of endorsement...agree?)
LOL!!!
Best part is the comment from a reader...
Kev of gold coast Posted at 1:37 AM Today
you heard it here first , Tigers will beat the Storm , and I have $10 on for the win , that's how confident I am.
He'd be better giving it to Chris Sandow to use on the Parra pokiesWritten and published on behalf of the Liberal Party, QueenslandComment
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I'm going to have to watch this game. Melb could score a ton.
I feel for Benji. The fastest dog in the West.
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