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First up contest wasn’t great but after that early returns on McVee are strong 

 

So ..... nothing on Kayo after promoting it as being on Kayo 😄

Hunter looking really good early days

 

Personally I blame Grundy for that one for those playing at home. Ordinary turnover from Bowser too 

Backline looks messy. 
I do like the look of McVee. 

 

Centre bounces

Grundy and Gawn sharing ruck duties. Oliver and Viney the mainstay onballers. Kozzie and Harmes swapping.

Petracca up forward.

1 minute ago, Demon Dynasty said:

So ..... nothing on Kayo after promoting it as being on Kayo 😄

If it’s there it’s very well hidden


1 minute ago, Demon Dynasty said:

So ..... nothing on Kayo after promoting it as being on Kayo 😄

Try restarting the app, I'm watching it on Kayo. Was one of the first icons on the home screen for me.

3 minutes ago, Demon Dynasty said:

So ..... nothing on Kayo after promoting it as being on Kayo 😄

I'm watching on kayo

Kozzie is so quick and agile that I feel he is going to be penalised more harshly for holding the balls calls this year.

Bowey looks a bit rusty with his ball use so far. Took a nice 1 on 1 mark earlier though.

Edited by Demon Jack


This chick commentating is way better than underwood 

Gee, May thought that one through well. Didn't rush when many would have, just paced it to be in the right spot.


3 minutes ago, ucanchoose said:

This chick commentating is way better than underwood 

I thought she might be someone doing work experience

Edited by Bitter but optimistic

Saints starting to control the game a bit. Have had the last several entries to no real success.

 

 

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