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       #Post#: 8472--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Saili, The Cat - weren’t we meant to sack them?
   DIR By: deadlyfrom5yardsout
       Date: October 14, 2018, 5:59 am
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       It was Tapuai
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       Re: Saili, The Cat - weren’t we meant to sack them?
   DIR By: Quinky
       Date: October 14, 2018, 11:13 am
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       --- Quote from: deadlyfrom5yardsout link ---
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       > It was Tapuai
       >
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       I didn't know he posted on here?
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       Re: Saili, The Cat - weren’t we meant to sack them?
   DIR By: JammyGit
       Date: October 15, 2018, 3:22 am
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       --- Quote from: Chipstead Quin link ---
       > Im not so sure about Cat , I think his nervousness about
       getting clattered again might still be a problem for him ( look
       at the way he unloaded that wild one in the last min against
       Sarries)
       >
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       He needed to get that away ASAP for us to have a shot at
       scoring. The problem was he messed up the pass, not that he
       rushed it.
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       Re: Saili, The Cat - weren’t we meant to sack them?
   DIR By: Cookie
       Date: October 15, 2018, 4:30 am
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       What's Tapuai's username on here? I don't recall him saying
       anyone should be sacked (irony klaxon).
       But then nor did anyone who shouldn't just be ignored.
       #Post#: 8559--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Saili, The Cat - weren’t we meant to sack them?
   DIR By: marlowish
       Date: October 15, 2018, 7:29 am
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       Yes it is fantastic to see them back and if they stay fit no one
       will be more delighted than I am.
       However, Salli in particular seems to be very prone to injury.
       How much have they cost per game or minute of play.
       I think the Cat has played about 30 mins and Salli about 120
       since they signed. Hardly a wonderful return.
       When they  have played a full season I will agree they should
       stay same as Jack C.
       No one would be more delighted than me if they stayed fit for a
       season and put in the performances they are capable of.
       Some players are however prone to injury, not their fault, and
       they must be very frustrated.
       A certain Brain Clough, a guy who knew more about winning things
       than anyone we have ever had at quins, said he did not bother to
       talk to injured players as they were no use to the club or the
       fans or himself.
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       Re: Saili, The Cat - weren’t we meant to sack them?
   DIR By: honkytonk
       Date: October 15, 2018, 8:05 am
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       Different era in Cloughs day.  Not sure he would have much luck
       with that today
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       Re: Saili, The Cat - weren’t we meant to sack them?
   DIR By: deadlyfrom5yardsout
       Date: October 15, 2018, 8:06 am
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       :P
       --- Quote from: Cookie link ---
       >
       > What's Tapuai's username on here? I don't recall him saying
       anyone should be sacked (irony klaxon).
       >
       > But then nor did anyone who shouldn't just be ignored.
       >
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       Why isn't there a raspberry emoji?
       :P :P
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       Re: Saili, The Cat - weren’t we meant to sack them?
   DIR By: T-Bone
       Date: October 15, 2018, 8:53 am
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       Is Saili primarily a 12 or 13? So far Tapuai and MArchant have
       looked like a very useful pairing
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       Re: Saili, The Cat - weren’t we meant to sack them?
   DIR By: Fearless Fred
       Date: October 15, 2018, 10:59 am
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       I thought Saili was mainly a 13, but I could be wrong. He has
       occasionally played on the wing, which is why I think he's more
       a 13 than a 12.
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       Re: Saili, The Cat - weren’t we meant to sack them?
   DIR By: poorfour
       Date: October 16, 2018, 7:32 am
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       IIRC, Olly Kohn arrived in rehab and was injured for a long
       while before he started playing consistently. And then he was
       fabulous for several years until Wales finally broke him beyond
       repair.
       Quins physios certainly used to have a good knack of refreshing
       the players other clubs couldn't reach [1], though they seem to
       have lost the golden touch a little. The club has been pretty
       loyal to its injured players, which has paid off several times
       through players staying when they were offered much more to
       leave, and it has also been good at giving them a decent exit
       once it's clear they won't recover. In an attritional sport like
       rugby, I value that.
       As a parent of two children who have dreams of playing
       professional rugby (however unlikely those dream may be), I
       would not want them to play for a club that would treat them
       like consumables rather than human beings. If that comes at the
       cost of worse results sometimes, then I am actually OK with that
       because I think it pays off more often than not in the team
       spirit that it engenders.
       And quoting Brian Clough just reminds me that this isn't
       football and I don't want it to be.
       [1] Something to do with Heineken, perhaps?
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