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Related: About this forumYou have to read the Aussie blog writings for ex-Rugby player and now Niner, Jarryd Hayne's debut.
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Full-time: Minnesota Vikings 3-20 San Francisco 49ers
Niners ball, still. Couple of minutes to go. Carlos Hyde again, a human battering ram. They risk using him up. Hes being bashed up like a packet of crackers. Flags? What? The crowd are making some noise, no-one knows why, not even the crowd, its just like a mass noise made by everyone at once, for no reason, just sporadically. Oh - thats it! Ha. No air raid siren from 1944 London? Its the game. The clock is counting down. And everyones shaking hands! Everyones on the field, camera people, everyone. And theres the siren for full-time and its, ha, like a fog horn from the Titanic, which is how the Vikings have fared this evening. And thats the game, people. Thanks for watching, reading, whatever it is you do in this particular fun little media. Im Matt Cleary. Goodnight, good afternoon and good on ya. And bye for now.
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Niners ball. Second and eight. Carlos Hyde gets a first down with his 83rd run tonight. And its time for a break. One of the coaches calls a time-out, possibly, and they swap all the players over and decide to use one of the 9,000 move in the playbook, who could remember all that stuff? Who would want to? It would send a man mad. Stone crazy. The worst kind of crazy.
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Oop, were back. And the 49ers have the ball. And surely now its time to release the man, the enigma, the rugby playing kangaroo man, Jarryd Hayne Plane and/or Train Hayne. Whats the worst can happen?
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Time for a break.
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Bridgewater starting to throw the hamburger, now. He gains several yards for his squadron with a pass to No44, Asiata. Then hes sacked. And now its second and 16. Darryl Patterson takes a catch and is jumped upon by a huge man. There are flags. Its an illegal substitution. There will be no illegal substituting in this referees National Football League, no sirree Bob Hoskins. Third down. The Vikings have 12 yards to go in a down. Something. Its fourth and eight. What do they do? They run... and get sacked. Teddys collared. Its all 49ers as Aaron Lynch gives poor Teddy nightmares. Sacked. Couldnt tell you why its called that. But sacked he was, Teddy, sacked like a poor employee.
http://www.theguardian.com/sport/blog/live/2015/sep/15/jarryd-hayne-san-francisco-49ers-debut-against-minnesota-vikings
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You have to read the Aussie blog writings for ex-Rugby player and now Niner, Jarryd Hayne's debut. (Original Post)
trumad
Sep 2015
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Auggie
(31,173 posts)1. "Here’s the Hayne Plane! His first touch in the NFL. And... he drops it?"
"Oh my goodness me, he drops it! His first touch is a fumble! Hes grassed it. Oh my."
Australian fans of Hayne brought inflatable Kangaroos to the game:
malthaussen
(17,204 posts)2. Very funny indeed.
I love the not-so-serious perspective on God's Game. The game of which one coach (I misremember whom) said that, to succeed, you "have to be smart enough to understand it and stupid enough to think it matters."
-- Mal