-
If you are having trouble logging in to the forum please contact admin@puntroadend.com // When reseting your password or awaiting confirmation please check your junk/spam emails.
-
IMPORTANT // Please look after your loved ones, yourself and be kind to others. If you are feeling that the world is too hard to handle there is always help - I implore you not to hesitate in contacting one of these wonderful organisations Lifeline and Beyond Blue ... and I'm sure reaching out to our PRE community we will find a way to help. T.
Trent Cotchin (Merged)
- Thread starter Gordietiger
- Start date
This thread should never be off Page 1. What a leader. His goal was the exclamation point.
Yeah this. Geez it got me pumped. All the guff about big Mummy going to get clumsy and rough on a few of our blokes.
The skipper took the initiative when the opportunity was there. turned him his tracks and buried him.
Showed the way yet again for his teammates to follow and showed GWS we wouldn't be intimidated.
"We're here to give everything to win"
Greatest captain in the history of the RFC, and much as I love him, I include Captain Blood in that.
His interview today on Game Day was simply great.
Even the great Leigh Matthews was truly amazed at Trents last comment.
Have a break.
Come back.
Go again.
Not finished.
The fact we have become the true meaning of inclusiveness/family that the players wanted their kids in the circle before they sung the song.
From almost done as a captain in 16 to a Brownlow medalist/due premiership / dual premiership captain!
Family means a lot to Trent and so do his team mates.
His ‘blood brothers’.
Even the great Leigh Matthews was truly amazed at Trents last comment.
Have a break.
Come back.
Go again.
Not finished.
The fact we have become the true meaning of inclusiveness/family that the players wanted their kids in the circle before they sung the song.
From almost done as a captain in 16 to a Brownlow medalist/due premiership / dual premiership captain!
Family means a lot to Trent and so do his team mates.
His ‘blood brothers’.
Last edited:
Is that Dion who jumped in quickly and let Mummy taste his forearm?
Yep
And Green goes searching for eyeballs but is stopped by Bach (I think) hauling him out of there.
We were never going to lose yesterday were we.
Last edited:
I'm not sure either, Caddy arriving on the scene the more likely I reckon
More Houli than Caddy in the clip I think. Had it been Caddy I reckon the grub would have been yanked and tossed a couple of metres. That was more Houli, making sure his mates were protected rather than taking the opportunity to make grub hurt.
There are no words to describe the effect this man has on the playing group. True leader. Will be in the same conversation with Hodge when he retires.
Caddy comes in from about 1 o'clock to the side. But regardless, it was good to see a few there.
Btw I reckon I saw Greene fossicking around Mummy's balls (
. It just seems he's attracted to any sort of balls that are in front of him
Loved that tackle, really set the tone for the game. Reckon it made a big big sound too when Mummy hit the deck...
His goal in the last was probably my favourite moment of the game, just the pure elation of his celebration was something else. Great game from the captain, not on the stat sheet but that's not his go any more, he's a battering ram that creates space and loose balls for his team mates to pick up.
<
Jacob Townsend
|
David Astbury
>
