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*Official* 2007 NRL Thread

chaminda_00

chaminda_00

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Simon said:
Phil Graham is not a qld ffs, even had him listed as one in the big league last week and vautin on the footy show always craps on about him.

He is from tamworth and is most definitely not a qlder...
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Isn't Inglis from around there, can we him back then?
 
Mister Wright

Mister Wright

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chaminda_00 said:
Isn't Inglis from around there, can we him back then?
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Even if he was from Tamworth it doesn't make him a NSWelshman. Peter Sterling was born in Toowoomba, and that didn't make him a Qlder. Matt Rogers is another one. Even his Father played for NSW, but because he grew up at Southport he considered himself a Qlder.
 
Simon

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All's that was proven was that Inglis played in the Arive Alive Cup for a team from around Newcastle so NSW straight away say he should be playing for them, they didnt bother to check to see if he had actually played in qld in the year before that, which im lead to believe he did. Really when its danny weidler breaking the story you are better off not believing it...
 
chaminda_00

chaminda_00

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Mister Wright said:
Even if he was from Tamworth it doesn't make him a NSWelshman. Peter Sterling was born in Toowoomba, and that didn't make him a Qlder. Matt Rogers is another one. Even his Father played for NSW, but because he grew up at Southport he considered himself a Qlder.
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Technically Steve Rogers was a QLDers, under the State of Orgin rules, as he played his first senior football over 16 in QLD. From what i've heard about Inglis he played in both NSW and QLD when he was 16, so he could have choosen either, he choose QLD. Anyway even though he a gun player, you wouldn't really want someone to play for you that rather play for the other team.
 
Craig

Craig

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32nd minute and still 0-0!

Laugh if we get to half time and it is all still the same score :laugh:
 
luffy

luffy

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Simon said:
Phil Graham is not a qld ffs, even had him listed as one in the big league last week and vautin on the footy show always craps on about him.

He is from tamworth and is most definitely not a qlder...
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Well that makes me look stupid. So much for him being my fav player :dry:
 
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