@LeagueScenePod That likely would have been a Sharks decision, not Ndaira. Trying to fit every contracted player in the team.
Reminds me of Bears a few years back, when Storm put Faalogo back there on GF day and it screwed up their spine combination
@LeagueScenePod Won’t go down well when there’s foul play or a missed call and then suddenly we starting hearing talking points like “what the point of having a video review system if we can’t use it???”
Classic type of thing the media and figureheads of the game love to do
@LeagueScenePod Ford has been awesome all year given his constantly changing role in the team, and has really stepped up in both finals games so far. Really hope Sharks give him an NRL contract to replace Niwhai
@ScottBaileyAAP@LeagueScenePod Agree. Regardless of opinions on the rule itself, it’s not a good measure to trial it in one singular game, a dead rubber match at that.
@LeagueScenePod Does this mean there’s potential we might finally get a full production Fox broadcast of the GF like they do with QCup? It sucks that when the NSW Cup GF rolls around it’s shoved off to the back corner of streaming with only a few cameras and a random solo commentator
@LeagueScenePod Starts with training it out of the players. This was a big issue for the men at one point until incidences declined when the NRL were strict with their encouragement of changing tackle technique. But furthermore I think we need harsher punishments from the MRC as a deterrent
@LeagueScenePod Tbf, hes not wrong in that Sharks receive by far the least penalties in the comp. Not sure of the reason for that, but doubt it’s that reason lol. I don’t mind the gamesmanship though
@LeagueScenePod I can somewhat understand taking issue with the dropout, however it’s entirely the Warriors players own fault that they couldn’t get set for a scrum
@LeagueEyeTest We probably sit in the ‘ill-disciplined’ quadrant too. Think that’s now 18 games in row we’ve lost the penalty count.
Do you have an updated penalty differential count? I fear it’s even worse than it was a month ago.
19.67s!!!🤯🤯
World U20 Record ☑️
National Record ☑️
18-year-old Gout Gout 🇦🇺 has just run a blazing 19.67s (1.7) to win the Australian men's 200m title!!
He breaks the World U20 Record of 19.69s by Erriyon Knighton and goes 16th on the alltime list.
Aidan Murphy 🇦🇺 was 2nd in a massive PB of 19.88s, while Calab Law was 3rd in 20.21s (PB).
EVERYTHING AND MORE 🤯🤯🤯
Teenager Gout Gout has obliterated the 20-second barrier when clocking 19.67 (+1.7) to be crowned the back-to-back Australian 200m champion, as Aidan Murphy also joins the sub club in 19.88-seconds – the two fastest Australian men in history.
Gout goes past Usain Bolt and Erriyon Knighton as the new world Under 20 record holder.
#AthleticsNation
@LeagueUnlimited Design and use of more colours is nice, but there does need to be some small outlines on some of the text/numbers so that they’re more legible.