Manu Fieldel
Two years ago
Righto, what the hell is going on.
I thought Perth would lose at least two of their last 3 games before heading back home. But they won all 3. Now they're garbage at home like I thought they'd be on the road.
They'll be 14-8 after the Kings game. Phoenix in 5th are 12-9. It's back on baby!?! I think.
Some much needed spice brought back into the competition the last couple nights.
Dunkman
Two years ago
Yes and from a mug punter like me who has always appreciated what Perth has done but really want to see them get beat, it's beautiful. :::)))
Downtown
Two years ago
You can't live through cotton and law for ever
Manu Fieldel
Two years ago
I'm pretty bloody stoked about this.
Ooh, United next. Take another L.
Perthworld
Two years ago
Be positive and start a JackJumpers for playoffs train. All aboard? The NBL feel good story of the year.
Anonymightymouse
Two years ago
"You can't live through cotton and law for ever"
It's more they can't live without Norton forever.
Downtown
Two years ago
Geez these press conferences with sco mo are hard to watch .
He just said Michael Frazier was missing and he's one of our best perimeter defenders.
It feels like we are putting him out.
There are plenty of people who would want to coach the best franchise in nbl history.
Bol
Two years ago
Showed some real restraint in tonight's presser though considering some of the asinine questions put to him.
LV
Two years ago
They're missing Norton and Frazier. The last 2 games shouldn't be overly surprising. Norton is a flat out competitor and team man. Frazier adds valuable depth.
Luuuc
Two years ago
I don't get how people are still sleeping on Norton. Cats fans especially.
Anonymightymouse
Two years ago
Norton is Perth's third most important player. He's not as far off second as many would think.
D2.0
Two years ago
^
^^
Yep, he's a vital part of the team, no wonder we're struggling a bit without him.
If I had to (hypothetically) chose to omit an otherwise fully-fit player, and my choices were Law or Norton, it would be far tougher choice than many think.
And against SOME teams, I'd probably choose to sit Law, and trust our team D to keep us in the game.
koberulz
Two years ago
I'd sit Law in a heartbeat. He and Cotton have a pretty big overlap in what they bring to the team, whereas Norton contributes in completely different areas.
loungefly
Two years ago
only problem with sitting Law is you take away the only guy trying to rebound for us
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