waynesworld
Logan Campbell
Not doubting anyone’s take on Cannarvo as I have never seen him play, but if he left and then immediately gets into the Manly cup side maybe he isn’t that bad?
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Grandpa Joe
Danny 'Bedsy' Buderus
Fitzgibbon lol? Was pretty rubbish for his first few years with us.
Billy
Danny 'Bedsy' Buderus
I was keen to see how he went for Manly cup side - just cringe worthy in the end.
5 fantasy points - 2 runs for 7 metres - hooked off the field after 10 minutes. named as 18th man in Flegg this week.
waynesworld
Logan Campbell
Wow ok thanks Billy.
Billy
Danny 'Bedsy' Buderus
He wasn't a total passenger in Ball, but making him captain over Hilliar was taking the ****.
I've seen worse players come good - but he hasn't so far.
Frank McWilliams
Danny 'Bedsy' Buderus
Now even more confused is there, their, they’re no end to this
It’s a bit long winded, but this is how a teacher explained it to us, many years ago.Now even more confused is there, their, they’re no end to this
For there, as in ‘over there’ - meaning a location you’ll see here in the correct there.
For their, as in ‘that’s their jumper’ - meaning it’s person/ownership, you’ll see heir in the correct their.
For they’re, as in ‘they’re going out’ - meaning they are going out, just shortened down to they’re. If they are doesn’t make sense in what you are meaning - it’s one of the other two.
Hope that helps
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Todd Bates
No, there’s not!Now even more confused is there, their, they’re no end to this
An unfortunate fate for them, but they’re good chewing though
Frank McWilliams
Danny 'Bedsy' Buderus
Thanks SirIt’s a bit long winded, but this is how a teacher explained it to us, many years ago.
For there, as in ‘over there’ - meaning a location you’ll see here in the correct there.
For their, as in ‘that’s their jumper’ - meaning it’s person/ownership, you’ll see heir in the correct their.
For they’re, as in ‘they’re going out’ - meaning they are going out, just shortened down to they’re. If they are doesn’t make sense in what you are meaning - it’s one of the other two.
Hope that helps
Fathead Thomas
Ben Rogers
Thomas Jenkins called into blues camp, obviously not to play or be on reserves list but they see a future in him.
He is playing out of his skin back at Penrith again, shame we couldn’t extract that talent,
Coaching, culture not sure but a lot of players blossom after leaving the club.
He is playing out of his skin back at Penrith again, shame we couldn’t extract that talent,
Coaching, culture not sure but a lot of players blossom after leaving the club.
I do a bit about how punctuation is important if it changes the meaning of something. The founder of the scouts, Robert Baden Powell, wrote a book titled "Scouting for boys". No comma. Massive difference in meaning from "Scouting, for boys", but maybe it was exactly what he meant?
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Vagabond89
Brett Shore
I feel like Jenkins was a unique case, he admitted never wanted to leave Penrith. He was happy to retire rather than play for anyone else.
I still don’t rate him to be honest. He’s much better than he was with us but there are other young players way more deserving to be called into train in Blues camp. It’s a bit strange to be honest.
Billy
Danny 'Bedsy' Buderus
So the top 30 spot for Hunt has an unusual provision - it could be activated next year if he plays 10 NRL games, or he stays on a development deal if he doesn't. Toohey says it's 85k for development or 200k for top 30 - so big difference.
A POS decision I think - not sure if it's a good thing or not.
A POS decision I think - not sure if it's a good thing or not.