Your own League Season 2012

Going to watch Jimmy play tomorrow in local derby vs the other p mac team and yeah we play tomorrow night, got the back of the head in the paper today offloading

 

biggest pic ever to fit your head in it. played the breakers today and we won 78-1, scored a gun try imo, had one of my best games this season, benny to confirm.

 

Nah they decided to cut sick and be up 82-0 and the other team realised scoring a try was pointless and they potted a point. after which another try was had Jimmy played gun, smashed a few cunts, scored a try and run gun angles other than that.

 

We won 16-10 overnight, i got off the mark with a try and played one of the best games i've played in a long long time. fucking stoked.

 

your try was so fucking lucky bro.

 

I put the pressure on him which caused his fumble lol but yeah was just lucky I picked up the ball quickly to grab it, just reward haha

 

would rather lose 78 nil then lose 78-1 tbh.

 

Pretty embarrassing to concede your too shit to score a try

 

won't be that important for them . in 7 games they've scored 65 points and let in 338. my teams scored 290 points and let in 75.

 

We lost 88-1 against some good team 3 years ago.

We were cheering and there coach was like "why are they so happy"

 

Defence at death gets the Sharks home
Mon, Jun 25 2012

Charging forward: Danny Graham takes a hitup for the Sharks. Pic: PETER GLEESON

PORT Macquarie Sharks defended to the death in the latter stages of the second half to score a good Carlton Mid Group 2 win over Coffs Harbour Comets on Saturday night.
The Sharks won 16-10 at Port Macquarie’s Regional Sports Stadium, despite their opposition having the lion’s share of possession
for the majority of the
second half.
It wasn’t all good news for the Sharks though, with two serious injuries in the match.
Tyrone Nelson was stretchered off with pain
in his leg, and captain Michael Bright was helped from the field with what appeared to be a serious knee injury.
“He (Bright) said he heard cracks on both sides of his knee,” Sharks coach Anthony Fenton said.
“But we’ll know more when we get some scans done.”
James Kelly, Ben Read and Nick Cooke scored tries for the Sharks, but it was the side’s defence that impressed Fenton.
“I’m truly proud of them,” he said.
“They all put their hands up tonight.”
Kelly opened the scoring when he scooted from dummy half 15 minutes in.
Read’s converted try doubled the lead 15 minutes later.
He was on the end of a good Sharks try.
“They put it through the hands, there was a couple of kicks and then he went in,” Fenton said.
“It was a lucky try, but the harder you work, the luckier you get.”
The Comets came home fast, with two tries in the final 20 to make the Sharks nervous.
Cooke scored in the final five minutes to seal the win.
Fenton was less impressed with some of the refereeing decisions made, including where a Coffs Harbour try was given when a fight had broken out in back play.
The referee awarded a try, despite sending a Coffs
player to the sin bin.
“It was unbelievable,” he said.
“It was equally as bad for both sides. The Coffs coach came into our sheds after the game and we spoke about it.”