NRL 2022
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@Mackerzzzz hearing heart attack
@bayimports said in NRL 2022:
@Mackerzzzz hearing heart attack
It was realised this evening that he took his own life. Very sad.
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@bayimports said in NRL 2022:
@Mackerzzzz hearing heart attack
It was realised this evening that he took his own life. Very sad.
@Magpie_in_aus said in NRL 2022:
@bayimports said in NRL 2022:
@Mackerzzzz hearing heart attack
It was realised this evening that he took his own life. Very sad.
Far too young
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Premiership-winning NRL coach Paul Green’s sudden death aged 49 at his Brisbane home has stunned his friends, family and the rugby league community.
Green’s family released a statement on Thursday afternoon.
“Today we are devastated,” the statement began.
“We have lost a devoted husband, loving father and wonderful brother and son. We cannot find the words that would come close to expressing our feeling, however we would like to extend our thanks to those who have reached out to us with their love and support.
“Paul was loved by so many and we know that this news will generate immense interest, however at this time we ask for privacy.
“Our family is still trying to understand this tragedy and we request space and time as we come to terms with this loss. Thank you.”
It has been confirmed the NRL great took his own life.
A Queensland police spokeswoman said: “Police were called to a Wynnum residence just after 10am this morning after a 49-year-old was located unresponsive.
“He was declared deceased by emergency crews a short time later. There are no suspicious circumstances. A report will be prepared for the coroner.”
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@Magpie_in_aus said in NRL 2022:
@bayimports said in NRL 2022:
@Mackerzzzz hearing heart attack
It was realised this evening that he took his own life. Very sad.
Far too young
@Magpie_in_aus said in NRL 2022:
@bayimports said in NRL 2022:
@Mackerzzzz hearing heart attack
It was realised this evening that he took his own life. Very sad.
Far too young
Tragically Green is in the age cohort (40-49yo) that has the highest suicide rate in Australia.
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terribly sad about Green.
Find someone to talk to when you need it fullas. It ain't weak to speak.
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anyone else watch Melbourne v Penrith last night?
Tremendously entertaining game. The score in the 2nd half was 0-0 and yet it was great to watch.
Penrith won enough stats to actually win two games of football, yet couldn't get on the scoresheet. Melbourne defended like demons. And without Cleary and Luai and Edwards the Panthers had zero direction, and couldn't convert pressure in to points.
As any Warrior fan knows, if you are relying on SOS to drive you around, then
Also Munster is really good at football
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@bayimports said in NRL 2022:
@Mackerzzzz hearing heart attack
It was realised this evening that he took his own life. Very sad.
@Magpie_in_aus said in NRL 2022:
@bayimports said in NRL 2022:
@Mackerzzzz hearing heart attack
It was realised this evening that he took his own life. Very sad.
f**k that is terrible, oh shit very sad
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anyone else watch Melbourne v Penrith last night?
Tremendously entertaining game. The score in the 2nd half was 0-0 and yet it was great to watch.
Penrith won enough stats to actually win two games of football, yet couldn't get on the scoresheet. Melbourne defended like demons. And without Cleary and Luai and Edwards the Panthers had zero direction, and couldn't convert pressure in to points.
As any Warrior fan knows, if you are relying on SOS to drive you around, then
Also Munster is really good at football
@mariner4life lol very true! Penrith were not that bad, they had a lot of possession, did a lot fo things well, but had absolute joke halves and it showed. To be fair to Melbourne as well they really showed up defensively for the first time in a few games well.
Who would have thought, the cows could be minor premiers, lol get on now!
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@mariner4life lol very true! Penrith were not that bad, they had a lot of possession, did a lot fo things well, but had absolute joke halves and it showed. To be fair to Melbourne as well they really showed up defensively for the first time in a few games well.
Who would have thought, the cows could be minor premiers, lol get on now!
@bayimports said in NRL 2022:
@mariner4life lol very true! Penrith were not that bad, they had a lot of possession, did a lot fo things well, but had absolute joke halves and it showed. To be fair to Melbourne as well they really showed up defensively for the first time in a few games well.
Who would have thought, the cows could be minor premiers, lol get on now!
bro there's totally room on the bandwagon!
Any way, no chance of finishing first because Penrith still have the Warriors where they could wheel out the 1991 premiership side and still win
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@bayimports said in NRL 2022:
@mariner4life lol very true! Penrith were not that bad, they had a lot of possession, did a lot fo things well, but had absolute joke halves and it showed. To be fair to Melbourne as well they really showed up defensively for the first time in a few games well.
Who would have thought, the cows could be minor premiers, lol get on now!
bro there's totally room on the bandwagon!
Any way, no chance of finishing first because Penrith still have the Warriors where they could wheel out the 1991 premiership side and still win
@mariner4life said in NRL 2022:
@bayimports said in NRL 2022:
@mariner4life lol very true! Penrith were not that bad, they had a lot of possession, did a lot fo things well, but had absolute joke halves and it showed. To be fair to Melbourne as well they really showed up defensively for the first time in a few games well.
Who would have thought, the cows could be minor premiers, lol get on now!
bro there's totally room on the bandwagon!
Any way, no chance of finishing first because Penrith still have the Warriors where they could wheel out the 1991 premiership side and still win
If you get past the Roosters this weekend i think you are a good shout, you both have the warriors in your draw to come and you both have the bunnies. I can't see Penrith winning that right now. Then it comes down to a head to head shoot out between you and them, will be possible to sneak in front but some tough games for sure
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anyone else watch Melbourne v Penrith last night?
Tremendously entertaining game. The score in the 2nd half was 0-0 and yet it was great to watch.
Penrith won enough stats to actually win two games of football, yet couldn't get on the scoresheet. Melbourne defended like demons. And without Cleary and Luai and Edwards the Panthers had zero direction, and couldn't convert pressure in to points.
As any Warrior fan knows, if you are relying on SOS to drive you around, then
Also Munster is really good at football
@mariner4life Storm vs Panthers B….
It was telling all that possession close to the line that the Panthers had no imagination in attack.
I hate the Storm
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@mariner4life Storm vs Panthers B….
It was telling all that possession close to the line that the Panthers had no imagination in attack.
I hate the Storm
@ACT-Crusader said in NRL 2022:
@mariner4life Storm vs Panthers B….
It was telling all that possession close to the line that the Panthers had no imagination in attack.
I hate the Storm
i am no fan, but it would be churlish to eulogise the Panthers' outs, and ignore the Storm's.
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@ACT-Crusader said in NRL 2022:
@mariner4life Storm vs Panthers B….
It was telling all that possession close to the line that the Panthers had no imagination in attack.
I hate the Storm
i am no fan, but it would be churlish to eulogise the Panthers' outs, and ignore the Storm's.
@mariner4life said in NRL 2022:
@ACT-Crusader said in NRL 2022:
@mariner4life Storm vs Panthers B….
It was telling all that possession close to the line that the Panthers had no imagination in attack.
I hate the Storm
i am no fan, but it would be churlish to eulogise the Panthers' outs, and ignore the Storm's.
Off the top of my head - Cleary, Luai, May, Edwards, Fisher-Harris, that’s 3/4 of their spine which they don’t have ready made replacements.
No doubt Storm have a number of outs and Pap and Hughes are big losses. I might hate the Storm, but they do have a way of finding players and their development is second to none.
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Fuck my life
I sit through week after week after week of us being weak gutted dog persons
And I don't watch, and we pump someone. Clearly I am the problem
Most un-warriors result ever. Fast start eroded by the other team always results in heads dropping and us getting flogged. But somehow we not only stop the slide, but 180 it and flog them?? What even is going on?
Next year is our year.
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There goes the Cowboys' chances of winning the minor premiership. Dominated by the Roosters.
Suaalii's turning into one of my favorite players.
The Bunnies and Roosters are looking sharp on the run home to the finals. Roosters finally playing up to their roster.
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There goes the Cowboys' chances of winning the minor premiership. Dominated by the Roosters.
Suaalii's turning into one of my favorite players.
The Bunnies and Roosters are looking sharp on the run home to the finals. Roosters finally playing up to their roster.
@Dice yeah the Sydney teams are getting hot and Penrith need to wake up.
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A poignant read about Paul Green in the SMH. Paul Green was lost without the game he loved
These two paragraphs particularly hit home. Mental health sometimes is such a difficult to impossible thing to read.
Having talked to a range of people who knew him well – but never saw his death on Thursday, at the age of just 49, coming – that’s the only part of his life that was raised as a potential concern: that he had a feeling the game had, in some way, moved on and he was no longer a major part of it.
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Wayne Bennett knew what Green had to offer, however. Bennett finalised a deal with Green to join the Dolphins during two meetings in the past 10 days. His only brief to Green was “to make me look good”, and he was told if he got a head coaching role he was free to leave. Bennett is known for his ability to read people. He saw nothing in Green to suggest what was to come.
