280
🇳🇿
🇼🇸
Second Row,
Active
Debut: 2023-04-30
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Age
183
Height (cm)
104
Weight (kg)
280
🇳🇿
🇼🇸
Second Row,
Active
Debut: 2023-04-30
-
Age
183
Height (cm)
104
Weight (kg)
Player Demitric Vaimauga
- Thread starter WahsaurusRex
- Start date
- Full Name
- Sisa Vaimauga
- Date of Birth
- Mar 15, 2004
- Birth Location
- Auckland, New Zealand
- Nationality
- 🇳🇿 New Zealand
- 🇼🇸 Samoa
- Height (cm)
- 183 cm
- Weight (kg)
- 104 kg
- Position/s
- Second Row
- Forum Nickname/s
- Sifakula
- Warrior #
- 280
- Warriors Debut Date
- Apr 30, 2023
- Warriors Debut Details
- April 30 2023, Round 9 vs Sydney Roosters at Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand
- Warriors Years Active
- 2023
- 2024
- 2025
- Signed From
- De La Salle College
- Status
- Active
- Rugby League Project
- https://www.rugbyleagueproject.org/players/demitric-sifakula/summary.html
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I've been known to taste a lady's brownieIf that's what floats your boat, sure.
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Thanks bro!
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I think his future is 13!
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and can probably kick
Think there's a good chance he would be better than Bam
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In a perfect world you have this guy and Gannon bringing back the forward inter passing.
If you want to be a top ball playing forward it really helps to have another forward like Gannon to play off. Obviously it hones your skills, but in game, you want a Tohu and a Walker to really get useful ball distribution, drawing in the defence at two points rather than one ball player being read and either shut down or just come up in a line and cut off the space and time of the runner receiving the ball....it is that second pass that puts runners on the front foot, changing angles etc.
I am hoping Gannons presence helps unlock Dimitrics passing game.
At training those two will throw some ball around, that is where Webster et al will get a look at it and sign off on it. Otherwise expecting Dimitric to just go out there and be the lone ball player in the middle would be a gamble too far for the Coaches, you have to see it working in with the overall game plan, gone are the days of Jungle ball where one guy like Ali Lauitiiti and anyone else who feels like it pop an unexpected ball.
The coaches need to see this ball playing of Dimitrics operating within a structure, you need two ball playing forwards for that to be realistic.
If you want to be a top ball playing forward it really helps to have another forward like Gannon to play off. Obviously it hones your skills, but in game, you want a Tohu and a Walker to really get useful ball distribution, drawing in the defence at two points rather than one ball player being read and either shut down or just come up in a line and cut off the space and time of the runner receiving the ball....it is that second pass that puts runners on the front foot, changing angles etc.
I am hoping Gannons presence helps unlock Dimitrics passing game.
At training those two will throw some ball around, that is where Webster et al will get a look at it and sign off on it. Otherwise expecting Dimitric to just go out there and be the lone ball player in the middle would be a gamble too far for the Coaches, you have to see it working in with the overall game plan, gone are the days of Jungle ball where one guy like Ali Lauitiiti and anyone else who feels like it pop an unexpected ball.
The coaches need to see this ball playing of Dimitrics operating within a structure, you need two ball playing forwards for that to be realistic.
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They seem to be skilling him up there. There was a comment during the season that one of him or Clark had to be on the field at all times
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Real bond between him and Halasima too judging by his interview after the game