Shane Flanagan
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1,513 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Sep 2026
last heard 6d ago
Shane Flanagan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Yeah, well, if you wanted to have someone off for nine minutes, it's probably the nine minutes straight after halftime.
Yeah, if you're a Pembroke, there's no better, yeah.
Yeah, because you've got an opportunity to, your middle forwards to get their juice back, get their breath back, you know, refuel, get a plan, get a plan to what happens, and then obviously start at halves.
Usually it's, you know, it's you finish your set, we'll kick at least –
Those two teams would have gone two sets each, and there's five minutes gone of that nine.
So if you're going to have nine minutes without a player on your team, it's probably the best time to have it is straight after halftime.
As I said, there's no good time really, but at least you can talk about it.
It's a better time to
What do you do there, James, is, you know, okay, they're down one.
We need to move the footy.
Yeah.
Which I don't think the Roosters, they just sort of got into, okay, this is the start of the second half.
Let's get back into the grind where it's risky.
If you're going to say, okay, they're down one, they're down a half, let's move the footy and, you know, go to that side where Nathan's not there.
you're chancing your arm and, you know, give Penrith a good field position.
But then also if you just go into the process of, you know, complete your sets and kick in, it's playing into Penrith's hands when they're down a man.
So it's a really interesting one.
Do we roll the dice or we play safety?
really
There's some things that I thought about the roosters and I wonder why it didn't happen and, you know, some of it because they didn't get field position.
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