jarryd hayne in the nfl

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Thanks for the insight. Makes it even more impressive that Hayne has picked it up so quickly.

It really is amazing. You literally have the blinkers on... I don't know how he manages the awareness he's showing.
 
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If I heard right, that catch over his shoulder was cause he smudged his visior and couldn't pick up the ball properly.. Freak athlete
Rather cheer him as a Aussie than kyrious
 

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If I heard right, that catch over his shoulder was cause he smudged his visior and couldn't pick up the ball properly.. Freak athlete
Rather cheer him as a Aussie than kyrious
I listened to him being interviewed, he said he lost it in the crowd. It was an amazing catch but blind freddy could see that that was not what he intended. That he recovered and took that catch was phenomenal. It was as good as any catch where a player is running back to catch a ball hit over in his head in cricket. Hayne is supremely skilful. Hope he carves up on the weekend.
 

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If I heard right, that catch over his shoulder was cause he smudged his visior and couldn't pick up the ball properly.. Freak athlete
Rather cheer him as a Aussie than kyrious

Don't tell me Kokki banged your missus as well?
 

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I listened to him being interviewed, he said he lost it in the crowd. It was an amazing catch but blind freddy could see that that was not what he intended. That he recovered and took that catch was phenomenal. It was as good as any catch where a player is running back to catch a ball hit over in his head in cricket. Hayne is supremely skilful. Hope he carves up on the weekend.

Best ever.

 
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Awesome. Struggled with the bat and not quite up to task though. I can still remember when he used to open with Graeme Wood. Tough times.
Yeah those where the times when most of the state players had jobs not just cricket. youre right he wasnt quite up to Internationsl standard though I reckon he has earnt a few beers from thet catch!
Was a good teahcer too, tough but fair. Never had a big head.
 

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You need to put your posts in poetry form mate, you'll get so much more respect on this forum.

Okay, okay... anything you want mate, no trouble here...

The one-time fan of rugby's hero
who gave it up for San Francisco,
watches with a bemused dismay
"what game are they trying to play?!"

The play had ended; action stalled,
the whistle blown and stoppage called.
The players with each panting breath
had fought for inches to the death
Had run and hit and wheeled and strained,
kaepernick'ed. Jarrod Hayne'd.
The action that was fever-pitched
to slo-mo silence now has switched.

The one-time fan who loves his hero
but understands completely zero
of the tactics and the planning
the coach is frantically scanning
in a window cruelly short,
itself a thirty second sport.
Who's developed no appreciation
and thinks tension is procrastination,
and suspense is just time for ads
and not the thing for Aussie lads.

Finally he's reached his limit
and being one who isn't timid,
pulls out a tape that's well watched,
of another Sharks grand final botched
yells "this yankee ****s done in me head!
Stuff it I'll watch League instead!"
 

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Okay, okay... anything you want mate, no trouble here...

The one-time fan of rugby's hero
who gave it up for San Francisco,
watches with a bemused dismay
"what game are they trying to play?!"

The play had ended; action stalled,
the whistle blown and stoppage called.
The players with each panting breath
had fought for inches to the death
Had run and hit and wheeled and strained,
kaepernick'ed. Jarrod Hayne'd.
The action that was fever-pitched
to slo-mo silence now has switched.

The one-time fan who loves his hero
but understands completely zero
of the tactics and the planning
the coach is frantically scanning
in a window cruelly short,
itself a thirty second sport.
Who's developed no appreciation
and thinks tension is procrastination,
and suspense is just time for ads
and not the thing for Aussie lads.

Finally he's reached his limit
and being one who isn't timid,
pulls out a tape that's well watched,
of another Sharks grand final botched
yells "this yankee ****s done in me head!
Stuff it I'll watch League instead!"

Overly complicated way to say that I don't know ****. Typical dramatised NFL bull****.

Nah mate I'll pay that. :good:
 
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