Re: Well done Rangi : Mon Oct 31, 2011 10:53 pm  

Chase did nothing that any Englishman couldn't do in that game. Can't see any reason for selecting an antipodean thug who's nice to children in Castleford in place of more deserving candidates.

Re: Well done Rangi : Mon Oct 31, 2011 11:13 pm  

RebelRebel wrote:

Chase did nothing that any Englishman couldn't do in that game. Can't see any reason for selecting an antipodean thug who's nice to children in Castleford in place of more deserving candidates.

Go on then....

Name an English halfback who has won more awards than Rangi this season.

Thought not. More deserving? Take a good long look at your pathetic excuse for a troll and blush for shame.

Re: Well done Rangi : Tue Nov 01, 2011 9:23 am  

RebelRebel wrote:

Chase did nothing that any Englishman couldn't do in that game. Can't see any reason for selecting an antipodean thug who's nice to children in Castleford in place of more deserving candidates.

That's rich ! coming from a fan of club who have just taken on Cockayne

Re: Well done Rangi : Tue Nov 01, 2011 12:09 pm  

RebelRebel wrote:

Chase did nothing that any Englishman couldn't do in that game. Can't see any reason for selecting an antipodean thug who's nice to children in Castleford in place of more deserving candidates.

Yawn , bath time for you , you little jealous tyke you

Re: Well done Rangi : Tue Nov 01, 2011 1:30 pm  

bigalf wrote:

:shock: That's rich ! coming from a fan of club who have just taken on Cockayne

Yes, I'll have to concede that point to you, although in the unlikely event of Cockayne being called up for England, he could at least justify his selection on account of being English.

The point still stands, though, that in his first 2 games he's done little to show that he's streets ahead of every other English half back. If he turns in match winning performances against Australia or New Zealand, I'll eat my words. In the meantime, applaud your player, but I can see very little to justify the hype, or the controversy that his selection has generated.

Re: Well done Rangi : Tue Nov 01, 2011 2:19 pm  

RebelRebel wrote: Yes, I'll have to concede that point to you, although in the unlikely event of Cockayne being called up for England, he could at least justify his selection on account of being English. The point still stands, though, that in his first 2 games he's done little to show that he's streets ahead of every other English half back. If he turns in match winning performances against Australia or New Zealand, I'll eat my words. In the meantime, applaud your player, but I can see very little to justify the hype, or the controversy that his selection has generated. Yeah, man of the match on debut and 3 assists in his first 4 Nations game is terrible and a mod going off topic? Who'd have thought it...just another Wakey troll Here's something else for Rangi this season too, to get back on topic: http://www.rlif.com/rugby-league-intern ... yer-of-the

RebelRebel wrote: Yes, I'll have to concede that point to you, although in the unlikely event of Cockayne being called up for England, he could at least justify his selection on account of being English. The point still stands, though, that in his first 2 games he's done little to show that he's streets ahead of every other English half back. If he turns in match winning performances against Australia or New Zealand, I'll eat my words. In the meantime, applaud your player, but I can see very little to justify the hype, or the controversy that his selection has generated. Yeah, man of the match on debut and 3 assists in his first 4 Nations game is terrible and a mod going off topic? Who'd have thought it...just another Wakey troll Here's something else for Rangi this season too, to get back on topic: http://www.rlif.com/rugby-league-intern ... yer-of-the

Re: Well done Rangi : Tue Nov 01, 2011 3:47 pm  

Great achievement for Rangi to be on that list, but I'm afraid he's made from the bits that were left over when God created Benji.

That said - well done Rangi.

Re: Well done Rangi : Tue Nov 01, 2011 3:48 pm  

Gronk! wrote: Here's something else for Rangi this season too, to get back on topic: http://www.rlif.com/rugby-league-intern ... yer-of-the Well done Rangi!!

Gronk! wrote: Here's something else for Rangi this season too, to get back on topic: http://www.rlif.com/rugby-league-intern ... yer-of-the Well done Rangi!!

Re: Well done Rangi : Tue Nov 01, 2011 5:20 pm  

bigalf wrote:

Well done Rangi!!

Well done Rangi. Again!

Re: Well done Rangi : Tue Nov 01, 2011 5:29 pm  

RebelRebel wrote:

The point still stands, though, that in his first 2 games he's done little to show that he's streets ahead of every other English half back.

And if my granny had wheels she'd be a car. Who's to say that anyone else would have put in a performance that won man-of-the-match against France and produced moves and passes that led to 3 tries being scored last Saturday.

Let's face it, you don't like the fact he's from NZ. However, he's qualified to play and he's played. There's absolutely nothing you can do about that, so why go bleating on about it, especially on a thread marked "Well done Rangi" on this forum?

Why don't you just change your nick to "The Trolling Mod"?