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Date Posted: Sat, September 08 2007, 7:36:41 GMT-10
Author: Frank Samyia
Subject: Good call Billy

Well let's get the ball rolling on this one - I thought Bill was spot on with awarding the penalty try in last nights game. I called it as soon as it happened and I'm glad that Bill had the guts to use it. The option is not used enough - the movement itself deserved a try, it was excellent play from the Warriors.

A few parallels with the 99 Grand Final eh - Logan from the Warriors did a Mundine when he went for glory with two umarked players on his outside.

As a long suffering Dragons fan - i'm still in weekly electro shock therapy after the events of that day - I don't need the personal reminder on a Friday night, especially after having the day off!

Good game - hope the rest are just as intense.

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