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Reply #121 –
Quote from: Lods – on
http://wwos.ninemsn.com.au/2016/01/04/09/19/hayne-coach-at-49ers-facing-sack-report

That's what happens when you don't give an Aussie a fair go ;D

Coach actually said one of the highlights of the year was watching Hayne come on.

New coach probably won't be so in favour of Hayne.

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Reply #122 –
In other NFL news.

Vikings win division title!  ;D

First non-packers winner in 6 years!

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Reply #123 –
I listened to a bloke from Gridiron NSW talking about Hayne on News 24 at the weekend.  He was pretty confident that Hayne would continue to develop and, with the right coach, do OK next season.

However, he also spoke about two Aussies playing in the college system.  They have an obvious advantage over Hayne and he predicted that one of them will playing NFL next season.

That should be an interesting development.
It's still the Gulf of Mexico, Don Old!

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Reply #124 –
Quote from: kruddler – on
In other NFL news.

Vikings win division title!  ;D

First non-packers winner in 6 years!

Congrats, good luck against the seahawks next week !!
Mens sana in corpore sano - A healthy mind in a healthy body.

Navy, it's not just a color, it's an attitude !!!

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Reply #125 –
Quote from: Amers – on
Congrats, good luck against the seahawks next week !!

We'll need it!

Hope you guys win through so if a miracle happens and we both get to the conference game we can beat you again!

Not sure if either of us will be playing in week 2 of the playoffs though.  :-\

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Reply #126 –
I'm sure you're all getting behind everybody's faves .........Tom Brady's Pats. C:-)

No?

 ;D
You can fool some of the people some of the time.......................................

Re: Jarryd Hayne

Reply #127 –
Hayne has more chance of getting a gig next year than Brian Hoyer, QB for the Houston Texans.  He choked badly, coughing up about about 5 interceptions/turnovers to leave the Texans scoreless.

And the Steelers/Bengals game proved why NFL's a bit of a guilty pleasure.  It's like watching heavyweight boxing - talk about skills all you like, but doing damage to opponents is what it's all about.  This was a game which was always going to be brutal.  The referees stood between the teams during their warm-ups and read them the riot act, all to no avail.  With only about 20 seconds left and with the Bengals 1 point up, the Steelers were at the Bengals 45 with only about 20 seconds left and no time-outs remaining.  Roethlisberger then threw it down the middle to about the 30 and the it went through the receiver's hands.  Burfick was running in the opposite direction and could easily have registered that the play was dead but chose to drop the shoulder and smash the receiver, leaving him on the ground for some time.  Burfick was done for headhunting and that put the Steelers in field goal range.  Then another Bengal gave away another penalty for arguing with the ref and that was that.  Burfick was clearly losing it before that incident and the coaches were trying to calm him down.  My God, the guy preferred to try to knock out an opponent rather than winning a play-off.  Says it all about where heads were at, at least those who weren't already concussed or injured.  And there were quite a few of those by that stage.

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Reply #128 –
Go Packers!!! Through the 2nd week of the Playoffs !!
Mens sana in corpore sano - A healthy mind in a healthy body.

Navy, it's not just a color, it's an attitude !!!

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Reply #129 –
Quote from: kruddler – on
We'll need it!

Hope you guys win through so if a miracle happens and we both get to the conference game we can beat you again!

Not sure if either of us will be playing in week 2 of the playoffs though.  :-\

Ouch what a heart breaking way to miss out.

That was a very gettable field goal.
"everything you know is wrong"

Paul Hewson

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Reply #130 –
Quote from: Thryleon – on
Ouch what a heart breaking way to miss out.

That was a very gettable field goal.


Successfully got through the day without finding out the result.
Just finished watching it.
Shattered.

That's like Robbie Warnocks miss against Geelong....except worse...its basically a miss from the goalsquare!

Besides that, there were so many times the game could've been put to bed.
Petersons fumble.
Wilsons screwed up snap going for a long 1st down.
Rhodes flags.

Ah well, Its already got the boys fired up for next year. Looks like Greenway is determined to go around again thanks to that loss.


To make matters worse....bloody packers romp it in against the redskins. Was always going to happen though. Skins suck.

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Reply #131 –
So.......nobody wants to talk about the fact that Hayne has 'quit' the NFL?

A lot of people also suggesting that he may have been encouraged to quit because it was pointed out that opportunities would be limited, if not non-existent altogther.

Hate to tell i told you so, but....yeah.

He did more than 99% of people in his situation would've been able to do, but it was never going to be enough.

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Reply #132 –
Quote from: kruddler – on
So.......nobody wants to talk about the fact that Hayne has 'quit' the NFL?

Only to say his excuse about playing rugby at the Olympics was pretty weak...and you're probably right about him getting the tap
He'll be lucky if he's allowed to play anyway as he hasn't been subject to appropriate drug testing in the lead up.

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Reply #133 –
I think there is no doubt we have only heard the sterilized version, there will be much more to this than has been reported.

Also, we should not assume that there isn't money in Fiji Rugby, if you are the right person I am sure it's there in spades.
"Extremists on either side will always meet in the Middle!"
 

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Reply #134 –
The Hayne over hype by the Aussie media, particularly in the Northern states, was unjustified.
He was pretty crap, and never really looked up to NFL standard.
So saw the writing on the wall and 'retired' .
The whole situation reminds my of Izzy Falau at GWS.