NRL 2025
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Just seen the game.
Pretty tidy performance, except for the last 8 minutes.
God damn we need to learn how to shut the door on teams. There’s no way the Dolphins should have got that close in the end.
Discipline was very poor today, gave away a lot of penalties and set re-starts including 2 or 3 on the last tackle when there was just no need.
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We are crap at finishing off teams but you take the two points every day
Kevvie is the QLd Blocka and proof CTE is real
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Up the Wahs!
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Gee we had some opportune in that first 20 without getting any reward.
It finally clicked and we looked like world beaters on the second 20.
What I didn’t like on that final quarter was that we went into our shell a bit. The second phase play disappeared. There was great kick chase and we didn’t put pressure on at the tackle to slow down their quick play of the ball.
Good to win though and keep the comp on notice that we can keep winning the close ones. For our AFL fans we are winning like the Pies did in season 2023.
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Xavier Coates with a piece of play that will see him on contention for both Mark of the Year and Try of the Year.
Was a cracking game last night and I'm still shocked cronulla won
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Personally would have had both Kolo and May ahead of some of those origin picks. Incredible energy levels
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Mediocre yet exciting game in the end between The Tigers and Bunnies. Koloamatagi, Graham, Arrow and Latrell staking late claims for Origin spots. Korosau nearly carrying the Tigers to victory on his own.
@African-Monkey said in NRL 2025:
Korosau nearly carrying the Tigers to victory on his own.
Right now I'd be happy if they offered Koroisau a million a year based on that effort. At least he did something other than getting sinbinned.
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Personally would have had both Kolo and May ahead of some of those origin picks. Incredible energy levels
@bayimports said in NRL 2025:
Personally would have had both Kolo and May ahead of some of those origin picks. Incredible energy levels
Yeah surprised that Max King got the nod with Utoikamanu an Olokolatu as backups. Thought May at least was guaranteed.
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@African-Monkey said in NRL 2025:
Korosau nearly carrying the Tigers to victory on his own.
Right now I'd be happy if they offered Koroisau a million a year based on that effort. At least he did something other than getting sinbinned.
@antipodean said in NRL 2025:
@African-Monkey said in NRL 2025:
Korosau nearly carrying the Tigers to victory on his own.
Right now I'd be happy if they offered Koroisau a million a year based on that effort. At least he did something other than getting sinbinned.
Put Latrell on his arse twice too haha. Otherwise it was a poor display from them which they still nearly got out of with Galvin until he dropped it over the line. Probably the worst I've seen Luai play too.
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@antipodean said in NRL 2025:
@African-Monkey said in NRL 2025:
Korosau nearly carrying the Tigers to victory on his own.
Right now I'd be happy if they offered Koroisau a million a year based on that effort. At least he did something other than getting sinbinned.
Put Latrell on his arse twice too haha. Otherwise it was a poor display from them which they still nearly got out of with Galvin until he dropped it over the line. Probably the worst I've seen Luai play too.
@African-Monkey said in NRL 2025:
Probably the worst I've seen Luai play too
maybe heard the Moses news earlier, but either way wasnt a great effort.
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you know, the Tigers don't have any excuses, and maybe Lachlan Galvin is right. To lose by 10 to a very depleted Bunnies, if the Tigers are a serious team they can't be losing that. And they can't claim ambush given what Souths did last weekend. Especially after the absolute towelling they copped last weekend.
Wahs to second! And yet i still don't feel we're a threat to the top sides. We're scraping through against some average sides.
Comp looks like Storm, Bulldogs and Raiders at the top as the really good teams. A couple of good team below them in the Warriors and the Sharks (saturday result not withstanding).And behind them a lot of flaky untrustworthy teams.
And then the Knights and the Titans. There is more life in the rebuilding Eels than either of these sides, and it's no surprise that AOB and Hasler are in very hot seats.
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Very predictable NSW team. Very strong NSW team. When you get to leave May, Turbo, and Luia out it's not exactly fair is it?
Qld's rumoured team is very interesting, but not in a good way.NSW 3-0 unless injury continues to hammer them (Haas and Crichton already in doubt) or Daley is an absolute spud.
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Dolphins at 3.60 h2h with an 11.5 point hd start surely thats gimme money
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QUEENSLAND MAROONS GAME I SQUAD
- Kalyn Ponga (Newcastle Knights)
- Xavier Coates (Melbourne Storm)
- Robert Toia (Sydney Roosters)
- Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow (Dolphins)
- Valentine Holmes (St George Illawarra Dragons)
- Cameron Munster (Melbourne Storm)
- Daly Cherry-Evans
(Manly Sea Eagles) - Moeaki Fotuaika (Gold Coast Titans)
- Harry Grant (Melbourne Storm)
- Tino Fa’asuamaleaui (Gold Coast Titans)
- Reuben Cotter (North Queensland Cowboys)
- Jeremiah Nanai (North Queensland Cowboys)
- Patrick Carrigan (Brisbane Broncos)
- Tom Dearden (North Queensland Cowboys)
- Lindsay Collins (Sydney Roosters)
- Beau Fermor (Gold Coast Titans)
- Trent Loiero (Melbourne Storm)
- Kurt Mann (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs)
- Jesse Arthars (Brisbane Broncos)
- Kulikefu Finefeuiaki (Dolphins)
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you know, the Tigers don't have any excuses, and maybe Lachlan Galvin is right. To lose by 10 to a very depleted Bunnies, if the Tigers are a serious team they can't be losing that. And they can't claim ambush given what Souths did last weekend. Especially after the absolute towelling they copped last weekend.
Wahs to second! And yet i still don't feel we're a threat to the top sides. We're scraping through against some average sides.
Comp looks like Storm, Bulldogs and Raiders at the top as the really good teams. A couple of good team below them in the Warriors and the Sharks (saturday result not withstanding).And behind them a lot of flaky untrustworthy teams.
And then the Knights and the Titans. There is more life in the rebuilding Eels than either of these sides, and it's no surprise that AOB and Hasler are in very hot seats.
@mariner4life said in NRL 2025:
you know, the Tigers don't have any excuses, and maybe Lachlan Galvin is right. To lose by 10 to a very depleted Bunnies, if the Tigers are a serious team they can't be losing that. And they can't claim ambush given what Souths did last weekend. Especially after the absolute towelling they copped last weekend.
Wahs to second! And yet i still don't feel we're a threat to the top sides. We're scraping through against some average sides.
Comp looks like Storm, Bulldogs and Raiders at the top as the really good teams. A couple of good team below them in the Warriors and the Sharks (saturday result not withstanding).And behind them a lot of flaky untrustworthy teams.
And then the Knights and the Titans. There is more life in the rebuilding Eels than either of these sides, and it's no surprise that AOB and Hasler are in very hot seats.
spot on, will take our wins but they're hardly convincing.
I think AOB gone by tomorrow, Hasler cant be far behind
