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We'll improve because BB has found his groove and will be more effective next year and because the younger players will all get better, particularly Dogga, Kozzie, Rivers and Bowey

I think the only unknown at this stage is the impact of Burgo's departure. I think he is an outstanding high performance manager. Not sure if the new guy will be as good

 
1 hour ago, DeeZone said:

But as they mentioned when you kick 12 in a row in a Granny it’s hard to be critical.!!

It should have been 13.....

14 minutes ago, Jontee said:

It should have been 13.....

..no more curses.

 
4 hours ago, DeeZone said:

I got distracted with the posts, I loved the Review by Gerard and Sam both are very Bullish if we can keep the boys out on the park. But as they mentioned when you kick 12 in a row in a Granny it’s hard to be critical.!!

Anyone know if 12 in a row has been kicked in a granny before.

38 minutes ago, Watson11 said:

Anyone know if 12 in a row has been kicked in a granny before.

I don't know of any stats but I will take a punt and say it hasn't been done before.


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