If we were to beat brisbane we’d have a better chance playing souths in sydney than Melbourne in melbourne.
Nitram > Wylie J MedmarkSeptember 14, 2019 at 10:53pm
I disagree, in 2005 we would have beat tigers. I don't care what anyone says. They have struggled against us since too. Some teams just struggle against some teams. We got beat that year by cowboys in a massive shock, but had we not we'd have beat the tigers in the gf.
Those days are far from over. The over-60s are a massive percentage of the population, and they are growing relative to the rest of us. They are a significant political force, and they vote in their own interests. They'll continue to get plenty handed to them.
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No I disagree. That was when first played eight. Manly have a better advantage now than us even if we win.
Dude stop stressing! You have to beat everyone to be the best!
If we were to beat brisbane we’d have a better chance playing souths in sydney than Melbourne in melbourne.
I disagree, in 2005 we would have beat tigers. I don't care what anyone says. They have struggled against us since too. Some teams just struggle against some teams. We got beat that year by cowboys in a massive shock, but had we not we'd have beat the tigers in the gf.
This prick wants everything handed to him m.
newsflash, you may be a boomer, but the days of having everything handed to you are over.
So basically Pete do you think once they make the eight they should do a lottery to see who you play rather than the rankings where you finished
Those days are far from over. The over-60s are a massive percentage of the population, and they are growing relative to the rest of us. They are a significant political force, and they vote in their own interests. They'll continue to get plenty handed to them.