NRL Fantasy 2024 Part 15 - 1 week ban for any fantasy related posts on P51

Pookus McFly wrote:

Wishing for a player’s misfortune for your own fantasy gain makes you asshole. Celebrating an injury for your fantasy gain means you are just a plain old cunt. Its really just whether labels mean anything to you, I am wholly comfortable with being an asshole.

The Dolphin Conspiracies wrote:

That is why you are on my fantasyfantasy team pookus

L-Jimmy wrote:Clinton Schifcofske - not an all time great but a big favourite in the stands once he sorted out his kicking game

The Dolphin Conspiracies wrote:Not a Canberra player - but Rampaging Ronny Gibbs would have to be up there with the 80s cult heroes... this clip is noteworthy for it outstanding production quality, precise commentary, and try celebration sound track - perhaps one of the best the 80s can offer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zo1LLlX3N6I

Cake Tiger wrote:Gary Belcher - mainly for the mo.

easytiger wrote:

Daley could be a little bit like Cody Walker in that he was more memorable for the games he dominated than the games be seemed to go missing - wasn't especially consistent from my memory
Remember lots of criticisms of him failing to get his shorts dirty (not get involved with to the hard stuff).

There were also times he was rightfully considered the best in the world, so probably fairly considered #2 behind Mal?

Finch wrote:I must be the youngest person here because don't know half of the players being mentioned

robelgordo wrote:

Meninga because he was also the leadership, longevity, just an icon.

Probably then Daley

Then Clyde and Stuart, but forget about their careers ending at the Bulldogs.

Wiki would round out my top 5

Mullins hon mention for highlight reel but wasn’t that good for all that long and Belcher arguably a better FB all-time

Lazarus really spent too little time there, thing is just as easily associated with Broncos and Storm
Steve Walters a bit forgotten as well

The real Raiders goat is probably Queanbeyan Leagues Club filtering all that money into the team so they could buy half the QLD side and a few premierships before getting caught salary cap cheating.

robelgordo wrote:

Always though the history curriculum at school was sorely lacking

Milchcow wrote:
I grew up next door to a Raiders fan, and would go to his place almost every Friday night to watch the footy. This was the early 90s when the Raiders were good and given a shitload of Friday night TV games

The 93-94 Raiders team was the best I've ever seen. So much quality all across the park.

Tigs wrote:

https://twitter.com/JoelGould6/status/1769190182283276468