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  • #16
    That 2000 game, so many big moments!

    - Luke Phillips ballsy grubber for Mini to collect and set up the first try
    - Freddie's intercept
    - Solomona's wonderful cut out pass to Mini
    - Freddie picking them apart and putting Sing away
    - Phillip's tackle on Rudder

    Wonderful memories

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    • #17
      That prelim was up there with the 2018 GF

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      • #18
        Originally posted by RoosterFanNZ View Post

        all i remember when he was our halves coach, was of him constantly shitting on the halves particularly Pearce during the games, now he thinks hes great at newcastle. thank god Cronk came in and basically replaced him
        Ah yes, now that you remind me he did a bit of what you describe which I always found odd because he was essentially shitting on himself.
        "The price of freedom is eternal vigilance."

        Thomas Jefferson

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        • #19
          Originally posted by crikey chris View Post

          Once Joey leaves our coaching staff, we win the comp.... OH the irony
          I wonder if that burns too.

          Goes to show that a great player with vast natural talent won't necessarily be a great coach of other players. Cronk on the other hand.
          "The price of freedom is eternal vigilance."

          Thomas Jefferson

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          • #20
            Originally posted by TheLoneRooster View Post
            How much could Joey actually hate the Roosters given he was employed by them for some time?
            Many people hate their employers.

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            • #21
              Originally posted by Thirteen View Post

              Many people hate their employers.
              Surely, in his position, he had a choice to either accept working with the Roosters or go elsewhere. It doesn't make sense to me and with respect, your reply is glib.
              "The price of freedom is eternal vigilance."

              Thomas Jefferson

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              • #22
                Originally posted by TheLoneRooster View Post

                Surely, in his position, he had a choice to either accept working with the Roosters or go elsewhere. It doesn't make sense to me and with respect, your reply is glib.
                His hate for the Roosters is evident in his commentary and predictions over the years. It's obvious.

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by NorfolkStreetKid View Post

                  His hate for the Roosters is evident in his commentary and predictions over the years. It's obvious.
                  Well, it wasn't evident last night, which isn't to say it hasn't been evident previously to you and others. Let's agree to disagree on this matter.
                  "The price of freedom is eternal vigilance."

                  Thomas Jefferson

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