NRL 2025
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You know what really annoyed me about Walsh's game tonight? He was fearless in defence, where was that when he was with the Warriors?
But man he was on fire tonight.
@antipodean said in NRL 2025:
Congrats Madge.
Wish he was still coaching the Kiwis though.
He was still going through puberty when he was at the Wahs lol.
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It's funny with Madge, as he was the perfect fit with the Bronx. He's well past his best, but the Bronx were the only team that suited his old school style he the side is stacked the rooftops, but they got lazy under Walters and needed that coach to kick them into shape.
He literally wouldn't succeed at any other club.
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I'm really happy for Madge and Hunt. Both get their redemption arcs
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Don’t like Walsh but he was outstanding for the legal shit he did right. Happy for Madge as well. Think the brick and tui probably want to have their moments again if they could
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NRL aye, a guy who fakes drinking from a dunny, has white line fever (and I’m not talking about tries), can be the best player in the biggest game and will/has been talked about on the telly and radio for the past hour or so non stop.
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An extra special fuck you to channel 9 going in to the sheds to interview walsh and Mam in the hope of clicks. Absolute vermin. Made worse by Lockyer as a Broncos board member doing the dirty work
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I reckon similar to last night, the entire game turns on one moment.
If kamaimica scores that game is over.
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@mariner4life said in NRL 2025:
I reckon similar to last night, the entire game turns on one moment.
If kamaimica scores that game is over.
Thought that immediately at the time.
Took me back to the 1999 GF when Anthony Mundine dropped the ball over the line which changed the game completely in Melbourne' favour that day.
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That was a fun watch ,
As a storm supporter although don’t follow as closely as years ago when I used to attend live games ,
I was concerned about the broncos , teams that get on a momentum roll can be hard to stop, and this isn’t the cam smith led storm , their best is as good as anyone but they have also shown they can fall apart when it’s not going their way.
Walsh is in a purple patch of form, reminds me of jarrod Hayne years ago when he had a crazy good season .
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@kiwiinmelb commiserations. It’s interesting with the Storm this season, as great as they have been they have struggled with putting two great halves together.
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@ACT-Crusader said in NRL 2025:
@kiwiinmelb commiserations. It’s interesting with the Storm this season, as great as they have been they have struggled with putting two great halves together.
Yeah consistency has been the Bellamy trademark,and this year has been quite the opposite .
They do play very different to the smith/ Cronk years though, that team was far more structured and methodical , Bellamy has adapted the game plan to suit his now players , far more ad lib playing what’s in front of them . Overall a different mindset which probably can lead to more fluctuations I guess .
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@kiwiinmelb said in NRL 2025:
Walsh is in a purple patch of form, reminds me of jarrod Hayne years ago when he had a crazy good season .
probably not far away from a prison stint either ha ha
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Kiwis have been named:
Pretty settled team really and one last hurrah for Foran likely at 7.
No Riki is a bit of a surprise (especially as the Kiwis insta has been featuring him the last couple of days) and Warbrick might have played his way out of the squad in the GF.
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tough year for Sydney rugby league
Wahs win the NSW-Cup
Broncos win the NRLW
Broncos win the NRL
Raiders win the minor premiership
Qld win Origin -
Kiwis have been named:
Pretty settled team really and one last hurrah for Foran likely at 7.
No Riki is a bit of a surprise (especially as the Kiwis insta has been featuring him the last couple of days) and Warbrick might have played his way out of the squad in the GF.
few spuds, few good players, a few past their prime. Pacific Championship should be pretty good to watch
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Kiwis have been named:
Pretty settled team really and one last hurrah for Foran likely at 7.
No Riki is a bit of a surprise (especially as the Kiwis insta has been featuring him the last couple of days) and Warbrick might have played his way out of the squad in the GF.
Not too many surprises, youre probably right about Warbrick too
PI teams looking even stronger this year, could be tough for all four teams
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Congrats to young Xavier Willison.
Not sure if he will make a game day 17, but a meteoric rise for the former union kid.
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@mariner4life said in NRL 2025:
if i had to stab at a ladder
Melbourne
Cronulla
Brisbane
Penrith
Bulldogs
Manly
Dolphins
Cowboys
Roosters
Newcastle
Raiders
Bunnies
Eels
Dragons
Tigers
Warriors
TitansFinished 2nd. But picking Melbourne at the top of the table is a gimme
Slightly overrated, finished 5th
Picked the Broncs for 3rd, they finished 4th
Penrith finished 7th but were better than that
Underrated the Dogs who finished 3rd
Overrated Manly by a bit, only managed 10th
Picked the Dolphins to finish 7th, they finished 9th, but without their horrific injury toll the would have played finals
First loool, picking the Cowboys to play finals.Picked the Roosters to come 9th, but they came 8th and played a final.
2nd lool. In my write up i picked the Knights to be in the spoon race and AOB to get sacked. Both of these thin gs happened, why the fuck did i put them here? probably overrated Ponga TBH
Massively missed the Raiders, but so did everyone, they were 2nd in the market for the Spoon before the season
Bunnies ended up 14th whacked by injury
Eels were better than i expected, Moses stays fit and they are already battling for the 8
Dragons finished 14th
Tigers did show a lot of improvement to get up to 13th
Warriors were way better than i expected based on Metcalf being better than anyone saw coming, Clark being a huge buy, and for half a season anyway, having an elite middle rotation. Couple of new names help too. My bad Wahs boys
Titans avoided the spoon on for and against. -
