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[Raiderdave]

Fool, where in the world are the mods.

you mean Marcus ?

aka Xman
our incompetent half witted racist condoning biased toward anything fumblers do in here .... mod ?

if it were you or me we'd be gone in 5 secs

but this racist slime bag swines is a ... lil fumbler
so he's fine


A disgrace & Bearsy needs to do something about Xman
& our resident racist scum.... Swines

[NRLCrap1]

Someone should do something about your lack of education and paranoia, Dave.

[Raiderdave]

and we are showing you up with superior education.

Not a stretch.

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a stretch
would be either of you typing a legible sentence &
there not being a racist remark in it from Swines
or
yours making any fucking sense >

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[Swans4ever]

and we are showing you up with superior education.

Not a stretch.

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a stretch
would be either of you typing a legible sentence :_<> :_<>

A stretch would you be not making shit up coward!

[NRLCrap1]

Only an under educated fool like you would make such a claim, Dave. Look at your posts. They're all over the place!

[Swans4ever]

Yes folks it's the RLWC again but don't worry if you don't get selected for Australia you can play for Fiji!
Uate ready to break out for Fiji
Ben Horne Friday, October 11, 2013 5:02:00 AM


Akuila Uate will be out to prove the Australian selectors wrong with some breakout performances for Fiji at the World Cup.
A fired-up Jarryd Hayne propelled Fiji into the semi-finals of the 2008 World Cup and now it's Akuila Uate's turn to take over as the Bati star with a point to prove.

Like Hayne five years ago, flying winger Uate is disappointed not to be picked in the Australian squad for the Cup, that starts in the UK on October 28.

In many ways it was a disappointing season for the 26-year-old excitement machine, who fell out of favour with NSW selectors, and for the first time since 2009 failed to pick up the Dally M winger of the year gong.

But Uate now has the perfect opportunity to show his talent when the Bati face the Kangaroos in their second pool game on November 2 in St Helens.

Hayne's dream 2009 season, when he claimed the Dally M medal and single-handedly launched Parramatta into the grand final, was built on the confidence and perspective gained from being in the Fijian camp.

Bati coach Rick Stone said it's now Uate's turn to flick the switch.

"I think you might find Aku will jump out like Haynesy did in the last World Cup," he said.

"He's really put in for us. Of course he's disappointed he's not playing for Australia, but I think we're going to see a good tournament out of Aku for sure."

Uate finished the season playing close to his best, as the Newcastle Knights surged into the preliminary finals.

After featuring for the Blues last year, Uate failed to get a look in this season - even when injuries forced changes out wide for the game three decider which NSW again lost to Queensland.

If Hayne was Fiji's best back in 2008, then a young Uate wasn't far behind - scoring a hat-trick against France and topping the tournament for tackle breaks.

But Stone believes Uate's best days are still ahead of him and applauded him for his mental toughness.

"He's not a player who dwells on it too much, Aku. He's worked on things he can control and he can't control who they pick in those rep sides," Stone said.

"Your job is to get out there and play good footy. A couple of times he was down a bit but I think he finished the season really strongly. His last six to eight games were terrific and he was back to the old Aku which is his damaging best."

Fiji's 24-man squad is captained by Kangaroos and Queensland legend Petero Civoniceva and features NRL stars like Tariq Sims, Sisa Waqa and Kevin Naiqama.

Stone was disappointed to lose Hayne to Australian selection, while South Sydney five-eighth John Sutton was also a big loss due to injury.

"We're pretty happy with the NRL experience we have in the team and there's plenty of boys who played in the World Cup the previous time," he said.

What a joke of a sport!

Don't have to be born somewhere or naturalised can play for ANY side!

[ParraEelsNRL]

Uate was born in Fiji you idiot, he came out here as a teen.

Wtf is wrong with you people?

[Swans4ever]

Uate was born in Fiji you idiot, he came out here as a teen.

Wtf is wrong with you people?

Yet he and Kangaroos legend (I say that with the best straight face I could muster), could still play for Australia - obviously have difficulty comprehending the argument!

[ParraEelsNRL]

Legend?

Legend?

Legend?

Fuck, the more I read your shit, the dumber I get.

Fair dinkum.

[ParraEelsNRL]

If he was such a fucking Legend you bell-end, wouldn't he be picked in the Kangaroos squad instead of Fiji?

You stupid stupid Clark Kent!

[Swans4ever]

Fiji's 24-man squad is captained by Kangaroos and Queensland legend Petero Civoniceva and features NRL stars like Tariq Sims, Sisa Waqa and Kevin Naiqama.

Obviously you can't read!

[NRLCrap1]

Why aren't they playing for Australia? That's the question that was being asked, ParraEel! Born in Fiji isn't an excuse because the RLWC rules are that lax!

[Raiderdave]

and we are showing you up with superior education.

Not a stretch.

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a stretch
would be either of you typing a legible sentence :_<> :_<>

A stretch would you be not making shit up coward!

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hmmmm
yes
that one is legible ( but in fairness no big words in it either to trip you up ) &............... nope

no racist remarks either


wow
things are looking up for you son

[Swans4ever]

and we are showing you up with superior education.

Not a stretch.

:_<> :_<> :_<>

a stretch
would be either of you typing a legible sentence :_<> :_<>

A stretch would you be not making shit up coward!

'
hmmmm
yes
that one is legible ( but in fairness no big words in it either to trip you up ) &............... nope

no racist remarks either


wow
things are looking up for you son

But they definitely are not on the improve for you!

[ParraEelsNRL]

Fiji's 24-man squad is captained by Kangaroos and Queensland legend Petero Civoniceva and features NRL stars like Tariq Sims, Sisa Waqa and Kevin Naiqama.

Obviously you can't read!

Every single one of them were born in Fiji, what's the problem?

Petro hasn't played for Australia for a few seasons now, he by all rights can play for the country of his birth.

The others have never played for any other nation at the highest level.