Gee....that's an intelligent comment Chubby....must have taken you days to come up with that one....Chubby chequer wrote:If raph had a feel and found his balls, he may be a good player again
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Gee....that's an intelligent comment Chubby....must have taken you days to come up with that one....Chubby chequer wrote:If raph had a feel and found his balls, he may be a good player again
Scoop wrote:Gee....that's an intelligent comment Chubby....must have taken you days to come up with that one....Chubby chequer wrote:If raph had a feel and found his balls, he may be a good player again
john dorotich ???Yaysaints wrote:Has there ever been a player run down from behind so often ?
borderbarry wrote:Tom Ledger is consistently run down with the ball.
I'll always remember Sam Fisher running Rooke right past Raph just as Raph started to take off. Dumb & blind supporters never noticed the lead up to Raph's 'mistakes'.ROLS-LEE wrote:borderbarry wrote:Tom Ledger is consistently run down with the ball.
Understandable from a player that is as experienced as Ledger and Shuey. 2 years in the system with limited game time.
How many years has Raph been playing???
Regardless of the good that he has done, and yes he does not lack courage, but he will be always remembered for the run down in the GF against a guy that is not known for his leg speed
Good luck in the future but please dont take up sprinting..
He's not time. He's a man, or are you trying to insinuate that his time is up?magnifisaint wrote:Irrespective of how good or bad Clarke was, he's time is definitely up. He'll be delisted
Stevie J, notorious for it...always caught trying to do too much IMOYaysaints wrote:Has there ever been a player run down from behind so often ?
Animal Enclosure wrote:I'll always remember Sam Fisher running Rooke right past Raph just as Raph started to take off. Dumb & blind supporters never noticed the lead up to Raph's 'mistakes'.ROLS-LEE wrote:borderbarry wrote:Tom Ledger is consistently run down with the ball.
Understandable from a player that is as experienced as Ledger and Shuey. 2 years in the system with limited game time.
How many years has Raph been playing???
Regardless of the good that he has done, and yes he does not lack courage, but he will be always remembered for the run down in the GF against a guy that is not known for his leg speed
Good luck in the future but please dont take up sprinting..
It better bloody well not.Sobraz wrote:Does Gram's departure throw Raph a lifeline??
Sobraz wrote:Does Gram's departure throw Raph a lifeline??
+1 Could not put it more eloquently myself.The Redeemer wrote:It better bloody well not.Sobraz wrote:Does Gram's departure throw Raph a lifeline??
Raph has survived 3 seasons too many and can bugger off.
borderbarry wrote:I would say that the demise of Gram may be a blessing in disguise for Raph. Much to the dismay of the Raph haters on Saintsational.
borderbarry wrote:I would say that the demise of Gram may be a blessing in disguise for Raph. Much to the dismay of the Raph haters on Saintsational.
Rapha may live on....? Thank God for that!bigcarl wrote:I believe it does.Sobraz wrote:Does Gram's departure throw Raph a lifeline??
A similar type of yardage player.
Get it and kick long.
Every cloud has a silver lining