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Good afternoon IFocus
Certainly. the better team won on the day, no doubt there whatsoever, only I wonder what difference if any the Storms go forward would have been should Nelson Asofa-Solomona played. Stifling defense throughout the 8 minutes by Penrith certainly helped their cause. Thought also the attacking methodologies employed by Penrith were second to none.

Not sure Melbourne had the firepower (grand final intensity) in the pack with Nelson on the sidelines. They sure missed the lad. Would have enjoyed the game more should he was on the paddock.

Anyways, that's footy, Penrith's win was a beauty. Mental and physical ability to win four in row is outstanding in rugby league (salary cap era), let alone in any other sport.

Have a very nice day, today.

kind regards
rcw1

<blockquote data-quote="rcw1" data-source="post: 1299801" data-attributes="member: 86427">Good afternoon IFocusCertainly. the better team won on the day, no doubt there whatsoever, only I wonder what difference if any the Storms go forward would have been should Nelson Asofa-Solomona played.&nbsp;&nbsp; Stifling defense throughout the 8 minutes by Penrith certainly helped their cause.&nbsp; Thought also the attacking methodologies employed by Penrith were second to none.&nbsp;&nbsp; Not sure Melbourne had the firepower (grand final intensity) in the pack with Nelson on the sidelines. They sure missed the lad.&nbsp; Would have enjoyed the game more should he was on the paddock.Anyways, that&#039;s footy, Penrith&#039;s win was a beauty.&nbsp; Mental and physical ability to win four in row is outstanding in rugby league (salary cap era), let alone in any other sport.Have a very nice day, today.kind regardsrcw1</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rcw1, post: 1299801, member: 86427"] Good afternoon IFocus Certainly. the better team won on the day, no doubt there whatsoever, only I wonder what difference if any the Storms go forward would have been should Nelson Asofa-Solomona played. Stifling defense throughout the 8 minutes by Penrith certainly helped their cause. Thought also the attacking methodologies employed by Penrith were second to none. Not sure Melbourne had the firepower (grand final intensity) in the pack with Nelson on the sidelines. They sure missed the lad. Would have enjoyed the game more should he was on the paddock. Anyways, that's footy, Penrith's win was a beauty. Mental and physical ability to win four in row is outstanding in rugby league (salary cap era), let alone in any other sport. Have a very nice day, today. kind regards rcw1 [/QUOTE]

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