Well done Blues! Quiet night on Claxton St tonight
Even thinking that could be a penalty try was insane. He was shocking tonight.
Absolutely massive to ne able to go up there and get the job done in a decider. Itās only happened three times and the last time another fullback, Anthony Minichiello, was player of the match.
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how good is it watching the best team in the nrl
and theyāre losing to the storm
if hes prevented the try thats game winning
iām no rugby expert barnz but in my opinion the 18-8 lead is more game winning than a held up try
best attacking team that never beats storm or panthers were gonna win god damn it.
now they cop sua
thatās the closest to pure joy iāve ever seen bellamy
thats ā ā ā ā ā ā
ayy lmao
storms song is so sht
mal meninga ctrl+c, ctrl+v his question to everyone
thats is āaustralias smartest ever politicianā mal meninga to you son
smartest presenter too, why make up 6 questions
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australias smartest analyst
āthe fk you on about cntā
Weird game.
Man, youād hate to play against the Storm. Parra on top for fifteen solid minutes, they make One mistake and itās 4-6.
Sloppy, undisciplined first half, the ref tried to keep Parra in it, but even playing poorly the Storm were always going to be too good (especially against a very undermanned team).
Six more home and away games to hopefully stay injury free and settle the line-up, and be working like an absolute machine for the finals.
If we Do stay injury free, there are going to be a lot of very unlucky Storm players who havenāt done anything wrong.
Frustrating but ultimately satisfying game.
Go Storm!
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pretty nice when a sht game means only running in 5 tries
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Thatās farked how guys can or do just leave or get let go on the eve of a finals series. I know he hasnāt played for the last month or so but I always thought he was a decent player.
Reimis Smith granted immediate release
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Wed 31 Jul 2024, 05:44 PM
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Melbourne Storm has today granted an immediate release to Reimis Smith to take up an opportunity overseas effective immediately.
Smith signed at the Melbourne Storm from the Canterbury Bulldogs in late 2020 and he is in his fourth season at the Melbourne Storm having played 69 games for the club including 4 finals which included 2 Preliminary Finals in 2021 and 2023.
Reimis was also a member of the 2021 Minor Premiership team and played every match of the equaling NRL record of 19 consecutive wins in that season.
In his time at the Storm, Smith (player #210) scored 50 tries, five of those coming this season including a double against the Parramatta Eels at this yearās NRL Magic Round.
Storm Director of Football , Frank Ponissi, said Smith had been a strong contributor on and off the field during his time in Melbourne.
āWe wish Reimis all the very best with his ongoing career going forward and we thank both he and his partner Bronti for their wonderful contribution at our club, and we wish them all the best for their next adventure in their livesā, he said.
Heās been playing magoos since July 2.
With the rise of Howarth, Anderson and Faalogo, I think heād have been very lucky indeed to break back into the side. Still have to squeeze Coates back into the team next week.
Best to make all parties happy, for mine.
Wish him well in his future endeavours.
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