NRL Fantasy 2022 Part 23 - Flegler is the real moreton bay bug

ytsb wrote:To mark me viewing this fucking Nable G up video for the 20th time this weekend...



No one knows where the mullet came from, but Ryan Papenhuyzen himself, came from Kellyville. A lot of Sydney’s born here in the North-West, and the lucky few, get to go to Oakhill college. Kids like this rooster, Luke Keary, and yes, Ryan Papenhuyzen. So he graduates to the Tigers, by the time they’ve deemed him too small, the eagle eyes of the Storm are locked in on yet another unheralded talent. Away from football, he’s quiet, and pretty much keeps to himself. But it’s at training, where the competitor inside him, begins to stir. This is where he goes from introvert to loud leader, showing the way. (PAPENHUYZEN, HE’S ELECTRIC!!!) And when he goes out to play, EVERYONE can see his gifts. But what’s even more amazing, is the toughness reserved for the games elite. (THEY WON’T CATCH HIM!!!) That magical Bronco Steve Renouf had it. Off the field, the pearl was quiet, wouldn’t hurt a fly. But out there in the middle, he played as tough as anyone, anywhere. (THERE WE GO, THERE’S THE HAT TRICK) Papenhuyzen could work the edges, like most little guys do. But instead, hunts for opportunity amongst the Lions, where the big boppers defend. Hitting the line in a way that’s either going to bust it.. (THERE’S PAPENHUYZEN!!!) or here you go.. BUST HIMSELF (OOOHHH THERE’S A SHOT!!!). But when you do this time after time, without losing your nerve, that’s tough, that’s Ryan Papenhuyzen

ytsb wrote:To mark me viewing this fucking Nable G up video for the 20th time this weekend...



No one knows where the mullet came from, but Ryan Papenhuyzen himself, came from Kellyville. A lot of Sydney’s born here in the North-West, and the lucky few, get to go to Oakhill college. Kids like this rooster, Luke Keary, and yes, Ryan Papenhuyzen. So he graduates to the Tigers, by the time they’ve deemed him too small, the eagle eyes of the Storm are locked in on yet another unheralded talent. Away from football, he’s quiet, and pretty much keeps to himself. But it’s at training, where the competitor inside him, begins to stir. This is where he goes from introvert to loud leader, showing the way. (PAPENHUYZEN, HE’S ELECTRIC!!!) And when he goes out to play, EVERYONE can see his gifts. But what’s even more amazing, is the toughness reserved for the games elite. (THEY WON’T CATCH HIM!!!) That magical Bronco Steve Renouf had it. Off the field, the pearl was quiet, wouldn’t hurt a fly. But out there in the middle, he played as tough as anyone, anywhere. (THERE WE GO, THERE’S THE HAT TRICK) Papenhuyzen could work the edges, like most little guys do. But instead, hunts for opportunity amongst the Lions, where the big boppers defend. Hitting the line in a way that’s either going to bust it.. (THERE’S PAPENHUYZEN!!!) or here you go.. BUST HIMSELF (OOOHHH THERE’S A SHOT!!!). But when you do this time after time, without losing your nerve, that’s tough, that’s Ryan Papenhuyzen

robelgordo wrote:

Im on Kayo, but only caught Broncos vs Warriors yesterday live, and even that was sometimes just in background noise. Been watching delay or minis otherwise. So never had the pleasure of hearing Papys origin story.

ytsb wrote:What's the bet they run the Pappy ad at half time?

Bethany_B wrote:Scoring's messed up, Munster's on 0 and doesn't have his offload credited

wolfking wrote:

He won't get it because the play resulted in a penalty.

WT2K wrote:PAPENHUYZEN, HE’S ELECTRIC!!!