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Jamal Fogarty
I really hope so. I’m not against his signing; I think decent 5th tackle options are imperative to success. However, I don’t see him as this great upgrade that’s suddenly going to transform our fortunes. I’m hoping he is, but I’m not counting my chickens before they hatch.- LeonardCohen
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Jamal Fogarty
Doesn’t get rattled? He went missing in Mudgee with the game on the line and again on the weekend. Also, those stats are weighed slightly in Daly’s favour if you tally them all up. If anything, achieving similar statistical feats in a beaten side, is more remarkable than doing so in a successful...- LeonardCohen
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Jamal Fogarty
Yeah big Stef Uto at Campbelltown on a Sunday arvo. Tom was prancing with his new running style, having returned from the States. It was a terrible and tentative running style.- LeonardCohen
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Jamal Fogarty
Yeah I totally agree, but getting the best one available doesn't translate to 'better' than what we already had. So yes, glad we were able to sign Fog but not expecting him to elevate us beyond where we were under DCE.- LeonardCohen
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Jamal Fogarty
I agree there’s been no overt messiah references but I think people are letting their distaste for DCE as a person, cloud their judgement on his footballing ability. He’s clearly in another league to Jamal Fogarty. I don’t have to list the comparative accolades to make my point. He’s so far...- LeonardCohen
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Jamal Fogarty
I think getting run down from behind by Papalii says he might be. Not commenting so much on his signing, which I’m fine with, but feel that he’s slow.- LeonardCohen
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Jamal Fogarty
He is notorious for being run down by Josh Papalii- LeonardCohen
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Jamal Fogarty
Chez has a far superior passing game and although he doesn’t really take the line in the traditional sense anymore, his speed in support makes him a more dangerous attacking proposition.- LeonardCohen
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Kobe Hetherington
Agree to disagree. He was left on the ground around the ruck on a number of occasions because he lost the contact and couldn’t get to marker. I’m not just looking at poor reads and/or misses, rather the all round effectiveness of his contact and contribution to his side winning the ruck. I...- LeonardCohen
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The Finals thread: (week 1)
on second viewing, it did appear that Fog backed away on the lead runner but Timoko also looked reluctant to make a decision. Basically, the entire edge was passive and probably have to share the blame for that try.- LeonardCohen
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Jamal Fogarty
It was dumb football from a few players there with 20 seconds to go. You could see Fog was two passes off the ruck in front of the post and I imagine was thinking give me the ball, I’ll turn someone under and we’ll take the shot from the ensuing play the ball. Instead, the ball started coming...- LeonardCohen
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Kobe Hetherington
Agree that he's not being signed as the answer, but he was still poor in defence today. That's not reactionary, just an observation. I think he's a decent signing but he was still shown up today, regardless.- LeonardCohen
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Jamal Fogarty
Yeah it wasn’t good. There was a bit of Kieran Foran circa 2021-2022, about the way he was torched by Walsh for the first try in the comeback. His lack of speed at 31 is not going to improve in the next four years 😳- LeonardCohen
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Kobe Hetherington
Herthrington’s defence was pretty abysmal today…- LeonardCohen
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Jamal Fogarty
I was disappointed with Fog’s game today. He was poor in defence, directly responsible for two tries and his edge was torched on a couple of others. He failed to get into smart positions for winning field goal opportunities, kicked the ball dead on two occasions, and was caught taking a dart out...- LeonardCohen
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The No-Look News (Schuster Chronicles)
Yeah I agree it should have been his position; I said he wasn’t a 5/8 all along. Just because you do some good things with a number on your back, doesn’t mean you are now suited to that position. He still had highlight reels at 6 because he was a freakish talent but he was never going to play...- LeonardCohen
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Matt Nable
The way he carries on, you could be forgiven for thinking the ANZACS were about to climb out the trenches at Gallipoli. I think the other issue is the formula he's established: starts with raising the pitch, e.g. 'and DCE, he's played 350 games for his beloved Sea Eagles' Then the tricolon...- LeonardCohen
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The No-Look News (Schuster Chronicles)
You can never say never; Foran probably never thought he’d be mentoring others in a coaching role when he hit rock bottom. I guess I don’t really like Schu though. I think he was arrogant about his talent and played for himself.- LeonardCohen
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The No-Look News (Schuster Chronicles)
You’ve got to be kidding…the last thing you want around juniors is a guy that’s struggling for motivation and discipline.- LeonardCohen
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Turbo to Superleague?
yeah me either, not to mention who cares if the international game suffers…it’s essentially a couple of exhibition games at the end of each season. I’m always amazed at the growth for growth's sake mindset of capitalism!- LeonardCohen
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