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Nathan G Brown
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jb03 said:
Maybe you should look away when he kicks a goal jb.
If you think there is merit in claws arguement, you must be having bad day.
Agree Jerky Boys.jb03 said:
just because he's one of our best doesn't mean he won't get beaten occassionally.
Credit to Whelan who had a great game.
Very good point TS.tigersnake said:
I'd say some of those visions might have crept into his head.
Understandibly so given what he went through that fateful night.
Yeah who knows wat crap may have been coming out of the dees mouth at Browny...can take a toll. Look out next week...very rarely puts in 2 shockers...a proud boy is our NGB!
Skills said:
Yeah right. Dont hold your breath Skills. Claw making a positive comment about the Tiges?
Very rare.
Not as rare as Dribbler & Laff though. They make positive comments about the Tiges as often as Haleys comet comes around!! :
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About 10 or 15 minutes into the last quarter, Brownie was loading up to send the ball inside fifty. He was tackeld as he let the kick go. The tackle slipped and I thought it was deja vu! Bugger. Did anybody notice who laid the tackle? It didn't worry Brown. Just got on with it.
Anyways, don't think chat would've had any effect on NGB. Total pro. But he didn't look right. Looked underdone, flat and a little scratchy at various times.
Brownie's opponents would be instructed to blow him up by doing laps of the ground. The responsibility for picking them up won't always fall to NGB at this stage. He be exepected to get some cover from team-mates while he regains fitness. That said, hisd opponents are finding a lot of space at times.
He had a little run in the midfield on Friday night. Might be about to take another step. Still looks like silk at his best.
Anyways, don't think chat would've had any effect on NGB. Total pro. But he didn't look right. Looked underdone, flat and a little scratchy at various times.
Brownie's opponents would be instructed to blow him up by doing laps of the ground. The responsibility for picking them up won't always fall to NGB at this stage. He be exepected to get some cover from team-mates while he regains fitness. That said, hisd opponents are finding a lot of space at times.
He had a little run in the midfield on Friday night. Might be about to take another step. Still looks like silk at his best.
Browny is a quality player. A broken leg is a broken leg. In someways it would have been better if he had done a knee. He will do alright this year, and crank it up next year with a full pre season.
have a bit of faith
Tiger Fang
have a bit of faith
Tiger Fang
Watching Brown - the tricks he used to get goals in previous weeks just didn't work on Whelan this week. Whelan played him close an physical and with sufficient strength to stop him using his agility. Killed him in other words. Test of a champ is how he picks himself up. If he didn't do the things he should Claw then he does deserve a kick up the butt. Hope he improves in that department.
no ones doubting nb undoubted ability but the defensive side to his game has been badly missing. kayne pettifer has copped heaps from people over the yrs mainly because of a lack of defensiveeffort including me im still not sold on him. browny is no different.Brettstigers said:
I think the effort of having to back up for games after 2 short weeks took it's toll on a few blokes, remember Browny didn't have a proper pre season and he didn't train fully during his layoff. I can imagine a few ghosts would have raised their head too, no matter what he may have said pre game.