Re: Can Catalans make the top four? : Mon Jul 06, 2015 7:25 pm  

JEAN CAPDOUZE wrote:

Based upon yesterday's performance the answer would have to be yes.

If only a finishing position was based on a single performance in May eh.

Re: Can Catalans make the top four? : Tue Jul 07, 2015 6:55 am  

BartonFlyer wrote:

What are the excuses this week Jean?

Tigerade wrote:

If only a finishing position was based on a single performance in May eh.

Yesterday there was no Morgan Escare, no Michael Oldfield, no Todd Carney, no Eloi Pelissier, no John Zebolon Ta'ia and no Thomas Bosc. Apart from Bosc they comprise five of the seven most gifted attacking players the team possesses. They are also five of the most exciting attacking players in all of Super League.

Re: Can Catalans make the top four? : Tue Jul 07, 2015 7:06 am  

JEAN CAPDOUZE wrote:

Yesterday there was no Morgan Escare, no Michael Oldfield, no Todd Carney, no Eloi Pelissier, no John Zebolon Ta'ia and no Thomas Bosc. Apart from Bosc they comprise five of the seven most gifted attacking players the team possesses. They are also five of the most exciting attacking players in all of Super League.

Well that explains it then. Good job no other team has had any injuries this season isn't it?

Re: Can Catalans make the top four? : Tue Jul 07, 2015 7:19 am  

JEAN CAPDOUZE wrote:

Yesterday there was no Morgan Escare, no Michael Oldfield, no Todd Carney, no Eloi Pelissier, no John Zebolon Ta'ia and no Thomas Bosc. Apart from Bosc they comprise five of the seven most gifted attacking players the team possesses. They are also five of the most exciting attacking players in all of Super League.

Do you really have nothing better to do than post this drivel all day? Get a job!

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Re: Can Catalans make the top four? : Tue Jul 07, 2015 7:31 am  

Why are people even responding to this troll? Ignore him people, its the only way!

Re: Can Catalans make the top four? : Tue Jul 07, 2015 7:53 am  

Salford had no bloody coach or man of steel 2011, yet still did what every side in SL bar wakey have done this season and gave Catalan a good beating at home.

Re: Can Catalans make the top four? : Tue Jul 07, 2015 8:01 am  

Towns88 wrote:

Salford had no bloody coach or man of steel 2011, yet still did what every side in SL bar wakey have done this season and gave Catalan a good beating at home.

I think Salford sneaked past them, it was a long way from a good beating.

Re: Can Catalans make the top four? : Tue Jul 07, 2015 9:17 am  

JEAN CAPDOUZE wrote:

Yesterday there was no Morgan Escare, no Michael Oldfield, no Todd Carney, no Eloi Pelissier, no John Zebolon Ta'ia and no Thomas Bosc.

Come on Jeanette, your standards are slipping.

Todd Carney? I assume you mean Toddington Carney.
John Zebolon Ta'ia? I assume refers to Johnathon Zebolon Ta'ia.

Consistency please, Jeanette.

Re: Can Catalans make the top four? : Tue Jul 07, 2015 11:38 am  

JEAN CAPDOUZE wrote:

Yesterday there was no Morgan Escare, no Michael Oldfield, no Todd Carney, no Eloi Pelissier, no John Zebolon Ta'ia and no Thomas Bosc. Apart from Bosc they comprise five of the seven most gifted attacking players the team possesses. They are also five of the most exciting attacking players in all of Super League.

So that's six players missing?
No Greg Johnson, no Rangi Chase, no Adrian Morley, no Tommy Lee, no Lama Tasi, no Cory Paterson no Carl Foster.All out injured

Re: Can Catalans make the top four? : Tue Jul 07, 2015 6:39 pm  

bezzerscr wrote:

So that's six players missing?
No Greg Johnson, no Rangi Chase, no Adrian Morley, no Tommy Lee, no Lama Tasi, no Cory Paterson no Carl Foster.All out injured

None of them are of the stature and brilliance of Todd Carney and John Zebolon Ta'ia.