Robin Nahas [merged]

[torch]

Cuz just confirmed that the "rumours" about Nahas and his massive bananhas in his pyjamhas

"Not taken Nahas to the Brownlow 'cause I can't compete, all the rumours are in fact true"!!

what is this about

[Danog]

Cuz just confirmed that the "rumours" about Nahas and his massive bananhas in his pyjamhas

"Not taken Nahas to the Brownlow 'cause I can't compete, all the rumours are in fact true"!!

what is this about

Nahas.  Wang.  Huge.

[torch]

Cuz just confirmed that the "rumours" about Nahas and his massive bananhas in his pyjamhas

"Not taken Nahas to the Brownlow 'cause I can't compete, all the rumours are in fact true"!!

what is this about

Nahas.  Wang.  Huge.

got it. but how would cousins know???

[Danog]

Athletes shower together.  I could have told you Nahas was huge.  Used to play basketball with him.

[TigerTimeII]

yes we all know nahas has a big bazuca, schlong meat mallot screw driver johnson salami .....C O C K

but can he use it!, does he have enough blood to fill it, lol,
cos really wgaf how big his manhood is, he cannot play footy at this level and thats what is the issue

[jackstar is back again]

Agree, should be traded. Not up to it

[one-eyed]

Nahas gives it a crack
richmondfc.com.au
By Nat Edwards
Fri 25 Mar, 2011

RICHMOND may have lost its opening round clash with Carlton, but there was plenty to smile about for Tigers' fans with full-forward Jack Riewoldt starting the season with six goals.

Riewoldt had 11 kicks and took six marks, four of which were contested. At times he was three-defenders deep, yet incredibly the ball managed to land on his chest.

Teammate Robin Nahas delivered a couple of spearing passes to Riewoldt and says if the full-forward's stellar form continues, the Tigers will be a winning side in 2011.

"A couple of marks he took tonight I just laughed," Nahas told afl.com.au.

"I saw the ball in the air and I thought he's got no chance but somehow it ended up in his hands. His goal kicking has improved out of sight [since] midway through last year.

"He's a great asset to our side and if he keeps firing we'll win a lot more games than we'll lose this year."

Nahas was also impressive throughout the game, spending more time in the midfield and stepping it up a notch in the third term along with Riewoldt.

He was instrumental in the Tigers' six-goals-to-nil comeback, using his speed to create space for his side, and his performance caught the eye of coach Damien Hardwick.

"I thought he was terrific. He showed his capabilities as a player and set himself a standard that I think he needs to live up to," Hardwick said.

"He was really disappointed with his year last year, but I thought when he pushed up into the midfield he looked really, really lively. Granted he takes the game on and causes some blues, but at least he has a crack."

The 23-year-old's work rate all game was outstanding and he finished the match with 13 disposals and four tackles, but despite earning praise from the coach, Nahas tried to talk down his form.

"You know I don't like to talk about myself," Nahas said.

"I think I was okay; consistency is probably the key for me. I'd love to have the four points though. If I didn't get a kick but we got the four points tonight, I'd rather that to be honest."

Last season Nahas struggled to recapture his impressive debut-season form of 2009, playing only 14 senior games.

In round three he was dropped to the VFL and it made the former rookie, who was drafted from Port Melbourne, realise he had fallen behind.

"Last pre-season I didn’t actually work hard enough and I expected things to just roll on from my first year," Nahas said.

"A lot of people say the second year is a lot harder than the first and you can’t expect things to just happen."

But Richmond fans can expect to see Nahas back to his best this year with a move into the midfield an added motivation for the pocket-sized forward.

"Obviously I went away this pre-season and worked extremely hard and got my fitness to where it should be and I hoped I'd be lucky enough to get the chance to play a bit more in the midfield," he said.

"I just had to put down a better work rate, unlike last year. I was very lazy and my form showed that."

http://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/6301/newsid/109946/default.aspx

[Stripes]

Nahas was one of the shining lights of the team last night. His run and carry and chases were terrific. The best part was that he had the fitness to continue to do that all game through. Lets pray it shall continue Robby!!

[eliminator]

Nahas played a very good game against Carlton

[Muscles]

Nahas got brushed aside too easily, too many times.  He can chase, tackle, harass and run around the outside, but he won't win too many one-on-one contests and he isn't any good in traffic.

[Stripes]

Nahas got brushed aside too easily, too many times.  He can chase, tackle, harass and run around the outside, but he won't win too many one-on-one contests and he isn't any good in traffic.

He is not an inside midfielder and never will be but as a wing man running into space he was terrific.

[Loui Tufga]

I would love to see him hang around the forward 50 more, maybe rest him in the pocket and use him as a burst player up  the field. Hopefully he can keep up the intensity he showed last night.

[Muscles]

Nahas got brushed aside too easily, too many times.  He can chase, tackle, harass and run around the outside, but he won't win too many one-on-one contests and he isn't any good in traffic.

He is not an inside midfielder and never will be but as a wing man running into space he was terrific.

I respect your view, Stripes, and I agree that he is not an inside mid, but he is still too small and gets brushed aside too easily in any sort of traffic.  We need an upgrade on him and we need it fast.  He lost out in too many contests last night and cost us around stoppages, regardless of where he was supposed to be playing.

[Stripes]

Nahas got brushed aside too easily, too many times.  He can chase, tackle, harass and run around the outside, but he won't win too many one-on-one contests and he isn't any good in traffic.

He is not an inside midfielder and never will be but as a wing man running into space he was terrific.

I respect your view, Stripes, and I agree that he is not an inside mid, but he is still too small and gets brushed aside too easily in any sort of traffic.  We need an upgrade on him and we need it fast.  He lost out in too many contests last night and cost us around stoppages, regardless of where he was supposed to be playing.

I agree regarding his size around stoppages but he showed he was a valuable commodity for our side last Night when we desperately needed players with pace, endurance and elusive capabilities. Perhaps you are right we do need a player with greater size and strength who can fufill this role as well but at the moment I'm happy to keep his around on a wing or forward pocket until that young player come along.

[TigerLand]

Thought his contest one on one marking with Heath Scotland when Nahas was out of position was a highlight.
Did some good things.