None are as good as the Rugby one and the 2nd - might have missed the FB standing in front - so try saver is a bit much.Got 3 in the one game
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A bit better than your average one in one tackle, don’t you think?Big deal a rugby player actually made a one on one tackle and it makes back page headlines says plenty about the state of the game.
Turvey all day love the man.
Dude has taken off in that direction at full tilt the moment the ball went left.A bit better than your average one in one tackle, don’t you think?
He gad no right to make that tackle. How anyone could not appreciate it is beyond me.
Tackling a stationary tackle bad doesn’t count..I made a better one during an opposed session at training last week. Pretty damn good though.
Shhhshhhh...Tackling a stationary tackle bad doesn’t count..
I know JAC has been a bit below his best for the past few weeks, but calling him a stationary tackle bag is a bit uncalled for.Tackling a stationary tackle bad doesn’t count..
Oh no not JAC you missed him..the bags were left over from a previous drill..I know JAC has been a bit below his best for the past few weeks, but calling him a stationary tackle bag is a bit uncalled for.
Steve Mortimer had so many..and on much bigger men. His tackles on a rampaging Grothe we’re legendary..The 2 cover tackles that Steve Mortimer and Steve Morris made against each other in the 79 Grandfinal have to be up there..
Was that the last time we won it??George Gregan’s tackle on Jeff Wilson to win the Bledisloe Cup was pretty good
In Les Johns and Turvey we have had two of the best copybook try saving tacklers ever.Steve Mortimer had so many..and on much bigger men. His tackles on a rampaging Grothe we’re legendary..
Never got to see Johns of Coote but I’ve heard of their greatness particularly Coote..In Les Johns and Turvey we have had two of the best copybook try saving tacklers ever.
Ron Coote is another who springs to mind.
Steve Mortimer had so many..and on much bigger men. His tackles on a rampaging Grothe we’re legendary..