Rugby League World Cup - 2013

Discussion in 'The Cesspit: Rugby League Discussion' started by RyanG, Sep 23, 2011.

  1. Tartmaster AJ James

    Philippines up 54-0 at half time :lol:
     
  2. Maroon_Faithful M Faithful

    I'm not going to respond to the falsehoods or inconsistencies in logic in that post, Magic. If you think tries conceded proves a winger can tackle then that's your prerogative. I think that's a ridiculous method of analysis open to all sorts of misrepresentation.

    And McManus did not debut in Origin this year.
     
  3. Maroon_Faithful M Faithful

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  4. Tartmaster AJ James

    116-0 final score.
    At least I'm pretty sure it was.
    The scoreboard couldn't go to 3 digits, so it stopped at 98.
     
  5. Maroon_Faithful M Faithful

  6. Mr Fourex MR Fourex

    Oh yeah ......

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  7. Tartmaster AJ James

    Couple of the Philippino boys looked pretty good.
    Luke Srama had some impressive runs from dummy half, and was giving good service all night.
    One of the wingers, Jeremiah Alimpulos I think, scored a bunch of tries, must of broken about a thousand tackles during the game, impressive speed and solid in defence.

    Was quite hard to judge really, the Latinos defence was absolutely horrid, falling of tackles left and right, as soon as there was even a tiny sidestep or anything they just opened up.
    Attack wise they had glimpses of class but made stupid mistakes every time they got into a good position.
    Game was pretty much epitomised in the first set where the Latinos forgot to kick on the last tackle and handed possession straight to the Tamaraws who scored like 2 plays later.
    However for a lot of them it was their first full length game, either being fresh converts or only playing in 9s matches. So there's a lot to build on.
     
  8. Maroon_Faithful M Faithful

    Just on the World 13 team, no Matt Scott is a joke. He was incredible this year.
     

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