A. Queenslanders can't read either of them.
It
has been a roller coaster of emotions for rugby league in the lead-up to,
during, and the horrific crash following State of Origin. New South Wales were jizzing in their pants
about possibly winning a series, Queensland were jacking each other off about having
some good players in their team for Game 2, commentators were fellating
themselves about the prospect of Andrew Fifita running at Coen Hess, the fans
were all chafed and sore at the thought of seeing Slater vs Tedesco, and
everyone who was anyone was confused and naked about what Tim Glasby was doing
there at all.
And
in the end, NSW snatched defeat from the jaws of victory while QLD stood in a
tightly-bound circle of maroon-coloured flesh, giving full credit to the fact
that they are “from” Queensland, which gives them a weird sense of importance
and achievement. It has since been
revealed that Darius Boyd broke his thumb, Jarryd Hayne is a fucking dickwit, Cooper
Cronk is overrated, Mitchell Pearce still can’t play football, Valentine Holmes
is a pussy , we’re still not sure why Glasby was picked, OH AND JOHNATHON
THURSTON HAS BROKEN HIMSELF AND WILL BE OUT FOR THE REST OF THE SEASON.
Yes,
Australia’s champion of champions has well and truly fucked himself, his club,
and his state. Sure, playing footy with
what looked like a dislocated shoulder is tough as fuck and his ability and
strength to play on have giving him the honour of being named as a true hero
with a heart twice the size of Pharlap’s who was cut from granite and kicked
Thor in the dick for looking at him wrong, but… was it all worth it? Have Queensland won the battle only to put
themselves in jeopardy of losing the war?
Who will step up? Milford? Not likely.
Cronk? I wouldn’t pick him to
play himself in a midday movie about his own life. I’ve seen octopuses with more grace on a
footy field than him this year. Munster
is too raw to throw into an important game, and I don’t think that the world is
ready for Corey Norman to be unleashed just yet.
To
be honest, I don’t think it will matter who Queensland pick; without JT at the
helm, they have no structure, no plan and (as we saw in Game 1), a complete
lack of urgency.
Ah
well. Congrats to NSW on a series win.
Round 16
Warriors 1.60 vs Canterbury 2.45
Tigers 2.35 vs Gold Coast 1.62
What
a fucking terrible double-header for a Friday night. Why would they put four teams who are all in
a race not to be the wooden spoon contenders on the same night? We’re all still massively erect from
Wednesday night’s State of Origin, and this is what they’ve given us as a
follow-up? BULLSHIT. Go fuck yourselves.
I’ll
still watch it, but.
North QLD 2.00 vs Penrith 1.85
Yeah
I’m gonna go with the Pennies on this one.
I figure it’s about their time to shine.
And because they had less people involved in Origin. And because of Josh Mansour.
Canberra Raiders WOO 1.56 vs Brisbane 2.50
You
fucking useless Raiders had better win this one. If not, stick a fucking fork in them, because
they are DONE. Imagine losing to the
Bulldogs, Knights and an Origin-affected Brisbane Under 15 side all in the one
fucking season. It’s enough to make you
say, “Well, I’m not going for them again next year” (but then you do).
Roosters 1.33 vs Melbourne 3.45
Another
great move from the NRL to put another potential blockbuster on during Origin
so that none of the drawcard players are there.
Even better, put the game on in Adelaide. On paper, you’d expect a team without Slater,
Cronk, Smith and Chambers to struggle, but I think an upset is very much on the
cards here.
St George 1.24 vs Newcastle 4.25
It
will be interesting to see if St George can pull out of their mid-season
nosedive, but that’s pretty much the only interesting thing that could come out
of this game.
Cronulla 1.60 vs Manly 2.40
Cronulla
might crack the shits and really fire up for this game, seeing as they were all
shithouse on Wednesday night. Dirty
cheating Manly also have a fucking brilliant record against the dirty cheating
Sharks, so this one could be mildly interesting, like watching a documentary
about frogs.
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