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Posted: Mon Apr 27, 2009 12:45 am

fredie

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alot of nrl coaches are having 2nd thoughts .

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Posted: Mon Apr 27, 2009 1:04 am

dally messenger

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Joined: Apr 26 2007
Posts: 12958

fredie wrote:alot of nrl coaches are having 2nd thoughts .

they are the ones who are losing or cant coach attacking footy.

its made the game interesting again.

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Posted: Tue Apr 28, 2009 7:21 pm

MHL

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Joined: Aug 12 2005
Posts: 2348

dally messenger wrote:they are the ones who are losing or cant coach attacking footy.

its made the game interesting again.

indeed, its amazing how when the team wins the coach says nothing about the refs, then next week after his team loses its all the refs fault :lol:

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Posted: Tue Apr 28, 2009 9:18 pm

stew88_RL

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Joined: Mar 06 2009
Posts: 341
Location: Central Coast, NSW

Hollywood Harrigan wrote:In SL we have gone the other way with all the wrestling and laying on I think we have lost our entertainment value. TBF im not too bothered that I wont see many games this year in SL because the majority have been boring so far. Ill stick to my 8 games of NRL for now thankyou :wink:

i agree the area around the play the ball has got a bit messy and slow lately in SL but i still wouldnt say its boring! dont forget we are a few years behind the aussies so the play the ball was probably due to get messier and will probably continue to do so until we follow the aussies lead.

i think the two ref system should be the standard in the next few years across RL, ive watched games in every round of the NRL this year and a lot of last years comp, the difference in speed is really noticeable.

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