Taggers

[carlyp]

Originally posted by Thrawn666
Fatty had tagging roles regularly, just before it became a fad, and probably before it gained notoriety. Just ask Diesel Williams how well Fatty played the role.

Speaking of fatty what is he up to these days?

 

[Voice of Reason]

Originally posted by carlyp
Speaking of fatty what is he up to these days?

Last I saw him he looked tanned, fit & healthy cycling up the coastal path north of Trigg. Nearly ran me over in fact!

Not sure what job he's doing.

 

[carlyp]

Originally posted by Voice of Reason
Last I saw him he looked tanned, fit & healthy cycling up the coastal path north of Trigg. Nearly ran me over in fact!

Not sure what job he's doing.

Cool! I always liked him, seemed like a quite, unassuming decent sort of a bloke!

 

[larrikin]

Originally posted by Thrawn666
Fatty had tagging roles regularly, just before it became a fad, and probably before it gained notoriety. Just ask Diesel Williams how well Fatty played the role.

He played on a man regularly, I'll agree, but he didn't have tagging roles like what Baker did to Judd on Sunday.

 

[Thrawn666]

Originally posted by larrikin
He played on a man regularly, I'll agree, but he didn't have tagging roles like what Baker did to Judd on Sunday.

He tagged for sure, but he didnt do it the way Baker did. Never saw Fatty with both hands wrapped around a player at a stoppage

 

[larrikin]

Originally posted by Thrawn666
He tagged for sure, but he didnt do it the way Baker did. Never saw Fatty with both hands wrapped around a player at a stoppage

That kind of play is what I really associate with tagging. Most of the rest of it is manning up.

How the hell did Baker get away with it, and more importantly why didn't someone run through him?

 

[Eagle_Fan]

Originally posted by larrikin
How the hell did Baker get away with it, and more importantly why didn't someone run through him?

We're too nice. Well actually, I like that we aren't a team of thugs, but I don't think that we're animal enough to truly be successful.

In history, the truly great teams either have that rough or tough componant. As yet, we do not.

 

[larrikin]

Originally posted by Eagle_Fan
We're too nice. Well actually, I like that we aren't a team of thugs, but I don't think that we're animal enough to truly be successful.

In history, the truly great teams either have that rough or tough componant. As yet, we do not.

It's not about being animal, it's about getting an animal away from one of your young team mates.

 

[Eagle_Fan]

Originally posted by larrikin
It's not about being animal, it's about getting an animal away from one of your young team mates.

Or alternately, having enough toughness that animals are too nervous to try anything on the smaller stars because they know the rest of the team won't let it go.

 

[larrikin]

Originally posted by Eagle_Fan
Or alternately, having enough toughness that animals are too nervous to try anything on the smaller stars because they know the rest of the team won't let it go.

Which comes first, the chicken or the egg?

 

[Eagle_Fan]

Daniel Chick?

 

[larrikin]

Originally posted by Eagle_Fan
Daniel Chick?

Yes