Official Round 9 - Dogs vs Knights - Consolidated Match Thread

[Cosmo24]

That’s why I said he is a pillow,opposition forwards know that it is easy metres running at him.Stats are made to read whatever you want but the middle needs some mongrel in defence to stop the easy metres.

Tolman could have an open line in front of him on the 4th and still fall to his feet 3 metres out trying to set up the next play

 

[Blue&whiteAxe]

No he was always playing
Couldn’t tell u why the bs team list
The only minds he’s fudging are his players

Where u getting your info from? Is it a credible source?

 

[CrittaMagic69]

Jersey number that’s all people . Only jersey number that fit , was never getting dropped .

Did he suddenly out grow his previous jersey numbers? Lol

 

[Spoonman84]

Not a bad start to the weekend we get off the bottom of the table without playing a game!

 

[Bull Terrier]

Not a bad start to the weekend we get off the bottom of the table without playing a game!

Yeah for and against is a big thing so many down the bottom

 

[KiwiDog7]

Going off this article they are more likely to suck each other off then belt each other....


The texts to rival Dylan Napa that show David Klemmer’s softer side ahead of Bulldogs showdown

Gone are the days of hate between rival props — or at least that’s what Bulldogs prop Dylan Napa would have you believe.

No longer are we treated to the bitter sweet rivalry such as Paul Harragon and Mark Carroll gave us.

Napa and David Klemmer are as opposed as you can get in rugby league, but there’s nothing between them but “mutual respect”.

“He’s messaged me a few times. He’s a good fella,” Napa says of Klemmer ahead of their clash with the Knights at Suncorp Stadium.


“It’s a mutual respect, I think. I know I respect him as a player and as a person. We’ve both got a job to do, it’s just 80 minutes of the week.

“[He has just told me to] look after a few of the boys and his close friendships. He’s a good fella, he just looks a bit scary.”

It’s not as though they’re mates — they have never even been teammates.

In fact, Klemmer and Napa are the definition of rival players. One is an established New South Wales star, the other, a passionate Queenslander.

David Klemmer tackle Dylan Napa during State of Origin Game 2 2017
Napa is wearing the jersey Klemmer made his own for six years with the Bulldogs. He’s eyeing off his spot in the Australian team. They’re also two of the most competitive props in the competition.

Klemmer, who walked away from his contract with the Bulldogs to take up an opportunity at Newcastle this season, is still beloved by the playing group.

Not one will say a bad word about him.

So while fans might carry the disappointment of his abrupt departure, the players will have their hands full trying to stop his momentum.

In an up and down season for the Knights, Klemmer has been a bright spot, averaging 173 metres per game — the third highest in the competition. He also has the highest run metres tally in the NRL with 1,382, ahead of James Tedesco (1,370) and Jai Arrow (1,355).

It’s more of the same for Klemmer who has been uber consistent for the past few seasons.

Napa’s challenge is replicating it now that he’s back on the field from an ankle injury.

“I’ve been playing against him for eight or nine years now,” Napa says.

“You don’t miss him on the field. He’s a big lad.

“It usually takes more than one to stop him. It’s no secret how he plays, he plays straight up the guts and he keeps coming all game so we’ve done what we think it best for our team to stop his momentum.

“It’s something you go to training for, these battles.”
https://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/nr...n/news-story/524f610a5dfbae31b05c481331f935fe

What the fk did I just read !

 

[Kempsey Dog]

Fuck off the playing group loves Klemmer... who writes this shit. His manager has been working overtime pumping out so many bullshit stories to try fix his dog **** reputation

 

[Mr Invisible]

Clearly they didn't ask Jackson about if he loved Klemmer.

Playing group couldn't wait to see the back of Klemmer the shitcunt.

 

[blue & white blood]

Pay is a cooked piece of shit. Why drop Ogden, one of our better players, bring in sue....but not drop okunbor?

How anyone can defend him past this point...

Maybe he got his O's Mixed up , just like his brains.

 

[blue & white blood]

He is a Tigpies reject for Christ sake !

You Know Life ain't Easy for a boy named Suehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJ3tFPTUhAE

 

[Mr Invisible]

Fuck imagine Jayahiki Ogdenkor... build of Ogden with the pace of Okunbor!

 

[Nate DAWG]

Fuck imagine Jayahiki Ogdenkor... build of Ogden with the pace of Okunbor!

That was Jonah Lomu at his peak. He was unstoppable

 

[Kaz]

Going off this article they are more likely to suck each other off then belt each other....


The texts to rival Dylan Napa that show David Klemmer’s softer side ahead of Bulldogs showdown

Gone are the days of hate between rival props — or at least that’s what Bulldogs prop Dylan Napa would have you believe.

No longer are we treated to the bitter sweet rivalry such as Paul Harragon and Mark Carroll gave us.

Napa and David Klemmer are as opposed as you can get in rugby league, but there’s nothing between them but “mutual respect”.

“He’s messaged me a few times. He’s a good fella,” Napa says of Klemmer ahead of their clash with the Knights at Suncorp Stadium.


“It’s a mutual respect, I think. I know I respect him as a player and as a person. We’ve both got a job to do, it’s just 80 minutes of the week.

“[He has just told me to] look after a few of the boys and his close friendships. He’s a good fella, he just looks a bit scary.”

It’s not as though they’re mates — they have never even been teammates.

In fact, Klemmer and Napa are the definition of rival players. One is an established New South Wales star, the other, a passionate Queenslander.

David Klemmer tackle Dylan Napa during State of Origin Game 2 2017
Napa is wearing the jersey Klemmer made his own for six years with the Bulldogs. He’s eyeing off his spot in the Australian team. They’re also two of the most competitive props in the competition.

Klemmer, who walked away from his contract with the Bulldogs to take up an opportunity at Newcastle this season, is still beloved by the playing group.

Not one will say a bad word about him.

So while fans might carry the disappointment of his abrupt departure, the players will have their hands full trying to stop his momentum.

In an up and down season for the Knights, Klemmer has been a bright spot, averaging 173 metres per game — the third highest in the competition. He also has the highest run metres tally in the NRL with 1,382, ahead of James Tedesco (1,370) and Jai Arrow (1,355).

It’s more of the same for Klemmer who has been uber consistent for the past few seasons.

Napa’s challenge is replicating it now that he’s back on the field from an ankle injury.

“I’ve been playing against him for eight or nine years now,” Napa says.

“You don’t miss him on the field. He’s a big lad.

“It usually takes more than one to stop him. It’s no secret how he plays, he plays straight up the guts and he keeps coming all game so we’ve done what we think it best for our team to stop his momentum.

“It’s something you go to training for, these battles.”
https://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/nr...n/news-story/524f610a5dfbae31b05c481331f935fe

Reading this, Napa would fail a HIA test.

 

[AlzzBulldog]

Like why the actual fuck is elliot starting? I really want to know

 

[Snake]

Like why the actual fuck is elliot starting? I really want to know

It’s been plain to see that Elliott has zero impact against a fresh fwd pack. He should be on the bench playing limited minutes. Injected at the back end of each half against tied opposition.

 

[sheep dog]

The bench looks very weak.

The team looks very weak

 

[sheep dog]

The bench looks very weak.

The club looks even weaker

 

[ouwet]

I smell an ambush today... Bulldogs 13+

 

[dogwhisperer]

Not a bad start to the weekend we get off the bottom of the table without playing a game!

Now all we need is the NRL to excuse us from playing the Knights so we can stay off the bottom

 

[Wolfmother]

Going off this article they are more likely to suck each other off then belt each other....


The texts to rival Dylan Napa that show David Klemmer’s softer side ahead of Bulldogs showdown

Gone are the days of hate between rival props — or at least that’s what Bulldogs prop Dylan Napa would have you believe.

No longer are we treated to the bitter sweet rivalry such as Paul Harragon and Mark Carroll gave us.

Napa and David Klemmer are as opposed as you can get in rugby league, but there’s nothing between them but “mutual respect”.

“He’s messaged me a few times. He’s a good fella,” Napa says of Klemmer ahead of their clash with the Knights at Suncorp Stadium.


“It’s a mutual respect, I think. I know I respect him as a player and as a person. We’ve both got a job to do, it’s just 80 minutes of the week.

“[He has just told me to] look after a few of the boys and his close friendships. He’s a good fella, he just looks a bit scary.”

It’s not as though they’re mates — they have never even been teammates.

In fact, Klemmer and Napa are the definition of rival players. One is an established New South Wales star, the other, a passionate Queenslander.

David Klemmer tackle Dylan Napa during State of Origin Game 2 2017
Napa is wearing the jersey Klemmer made his own for six years with the Bulldogs. He’s eyeing off his spot in the Australian team. They’re also two of the most competitive props in the competition.

Klemmer, who walked away from his contract with the Bulldogs to take up an opportunity at Newcastle this season, is still beloved by the playing group.

Not one will say a bad word about him.

So while fans might carry the disappointment of his abrupt departure, the players will have their hands full trying to stop his momentum.

In an up and down season for the Knights, Klemmer has been a bright spot, averaging 173 metres per game — the third highest in the competition. He also has the highest run metres tally in the NRL with 1,382, ahead of James Tedesco (1,370) and Jai Arrow (1,355).

It’s more of the same for Klemmer who has been uber consistent for the past few seasons.

Napa’s challenge is replicating it now that he’s back on the field from an ankle injury.

“I’ve been playing against him for eight or nine years now,” Napa says.

“You don’t miss him on the field. He’s a big lad.

“It usually takes more than one to stop him. It’s no secret how he plays, he plays straight up the guts and he keeps coming all game so we’ve done what we think it best for our team to stop his momentum.

“It’s something you go to training for, these battles.”
https://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/nr...n/news-story/524f610a5dfbae31b05c481331f935fe

What is this shit soft porn or something