Title: Rat Pack
MrCharisma - June 15, 2005 07:43 AM (GMT)
taken from The Entrance Herald, 3/6/05
Central Coast today have announced the signing of British enforcer Adrian Morely, which will complete in Magro's eyes, the most dominate forward pack of the modern game.
Morely will partner with England's no#1 prop Stuart Fielden and the best rated English hooker Mick Higham who was lured away from the Fairfield Stallions. The backrow will consists of England vice captain Paul Sculthorpe, English young-gun Garreth Hock and James Manson who has revieled his Grandparents were English.
"I don't think the ASRL has ever seen a singular side dedicated to the growth and domination for the English. If you look back into past seasons, Premier League powerhouse clubs have developed their nations teams. Gold Coast worked closely with Australia and Wellington with the Kiwi's. On the other hand, the poms have been scattered all over three divisions" said Magro
"What you will see next year is a singular well oiled unit. We are relieving the pressure of Brent Sherwins kicking game with the new evolutions of Falcons style. In the past we've had a dominating backline or a strong forward pack, next year we'll have both, especially after the capture of Leslie Vainakolo from Wellington. All 6 of our starting forwards bring something unique to the pack but effectivly should complement each other. Stu Fielden is the new age athlete, similar to Jason Ryles and Sonny-Bill Williams. Mick Higham brings youth and vision from dummy-half. Mozza is the old school forward who leads by example with grit and brute strength. James Manson brings an effective short kicking game which is unexpected from a forward. Garreth is one of the most effective 1-on-1 tackler and Scully is a jack of all trades style player whos leadership skills are invaluable.
Then to top this all off, we have Kiwi sensation Roy Asotasi, junior Lion Andy Lynch, Greek force Michael Korkidas, experienced vetran Matt Adamson, 7 season serving Falcon Sam Isemonger and City representitive Reni Maitua.
"I've always respected the Sydney Oilers and Northern Cannons forward pack, sometimes to the extent of envy. We've always relied on our kicking to make the big metres but watching the way the Cannons play, you can see there are other ways. I think the Falcons have become predictable this season but I believe this reinvention should blow the competition away if we can gel early." said Magro
8. Stuart Fielden
9. Mick Higham
10. Adrian Morely
11. James Manson
12. Garreth Hock
13. Paul Sculthorpe
chriswalkerbush - June 15, 2005 12:32 PM (GMT)
Nice work. The Crusade pack is still #1. ;)
$20,000
DJMaC - June 16, 2005 02:40 AM (GMT)
You couldn't beat the depth of my pack this year.
PJ_Marshal - June 16, 2005 11:59 AM (GMT)
to be the best pack you need the worlds best 2nd rowers
Hindmarsh and Fitzgibbon
do you have them
NO!!!!!!!! :P :stooge:
MrCharisma - June 16, 2005 12:09 PM (GMT)
It's a shame the rest of your side is shit Marshall...
And to be fair, I said the worlds most dominating forward pack. Your props/lock/hooker are all a bunch of girls... you've been in the competition the same amount of time as the Falcons and you've done diddly squat
:magro: :stooge:
chriswalkerbush - June 16, 2005 03:31 PM (GMT)
I do believe my pack shits on yours, sir pom.
Jason Stevens (former NSW)
Danny Buderus (NSW/Australia)
Danny Nutley
Steve Simpson (NSW/Australia)
Ali Lauititi (NZ)
Ben Kennedy (NSW/Australia)
MrCharisma - June 17, 2005 03:50 AM (GMT)
| QUOTE (chriswalkerbush @ Jun 17 2005, 01:31 AM) |
I do believe my pack shits on yours, sir pom.
Jason Stevens (former NSW) Danny Buderus (NSW/Australia) Danny Nutley Steve Simpson (NSW/Australia) Ali Lauititi (NZ) Ben Kennedy (NSW/Australia) |
I do believe I've got the same amount of rep players, biatch
8. Stuart Fielden (GB)
9. Mick Higham (GB)
10. Adrian Morely (GB)
11. James Manson
12. Garreth Hock (GB)
13. Paul Sculthorpe (GB)
Plus I've got Roy Asotasi (NZ) sitting on the bench.....
chriswalkerbush - June 17, 2005 05:06 AM (GMT)
And I've got Karl Pratt (GB) and Clint Newton (USA) sitting on my bench ;)
MrCharisma - June 17, 2005 09:20 AM (GMT)
Pfft
You're also forgetting
Michael Korkidas (Greece)
Reni Maitua (City)
chriswalkerbush - June 17, 2005 12:16 PM (GMT)
And you're also forgetting
Aaron Cannings (AA/TSI)
Steve Southern (City)
PJ_Marshal - June 17, 2005 12:25 PM (GMT)
your just jelous of the hindy fitzy combo
manson and hock lmao
MrCharisma - June 19, 2005 08:24 AM (GMT)
Hey, they are two good players.... but the majority of your side is shit. Always has, always will...
PJ_Marshal - June 19, 2005 10:23 AM (GMT)
hey magro put your manners back into place
oiler - June 20, 2005 12:48 AM (GMT)
| QUOTE (MrCharisma @ Jun 17 2005, 01:50 PM) |
| QUOTE (chriswalkerbush @ Jun 17 2005, 01:31 AM) | I do believe my pack shits on yours, sir pom.
Jason Stevens (former NSW) Danny Buderus (NSW/Australia) Danny Nutley Steve Simpson (NSW/Australia) Ali Lauititi (NZ) Ben Kennedy (NSW/Australia) |
I do believe I've got the same amount of rep players, biatch
8. Stuart Fielden (GB) 9. Mick Higham (GB) 10. Adrian Morely (GB) 11. James Manson 12. Garreth Hock (GB) 13. Paul Sculthorpe (GB)
Plus I've got Roy Asotasi (NZ) sitting on the bench.....
|
Manson and Hock....haha.
Magro, you need to fix up your spelling.
With the title thread, cat is spelt with a "c", not "r".
Meow!!
oiler - June 20, 2005 12:57 AM (GMT)
BTW, if you want to see a tough forward pack, feast your eyes on this.
8. Jason Ryles (Australia)
9. Robbie Farah
10. John Skandalis (City)
11. Sonny-Bill Williams (NZ)
12. Andrew Ryan (NSW)
13. Craig Wing (Australia)
As well as guys like Frank Pritchard (NZ), Dene Halatau (NZ), Anthony Laffranchi, Bryce Gibbs, Bronson Harrison, Liam Fulton and John Sutton (future lock) coming through, the future look very rosy.
DJMaC - June 20, 2005 01:03 AM (GMT)
My robots kick the ass out of your chicos.
PJ_Marshal - June 20, 2005 02:01 AM (GMT)
8. Cayless
9. Riddell
10. Bailey
11. Hindmarsh
12. Fitzgibbon
13. Carroll
its pwns both your inferior foward packs
chriswalkerbush - June 21, 2005 02:19 AM (GMT)
And this little gem moves into the Hall of Fame where it belongs