So we are really, rather quite good then.
If you can’t laugh at it…
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So we are really, rather quite good then.
And our winning record with the chosen spine is still only 50% over that time frame!
And our winning record with the chosen spine is still only 50% over that time frame!
Allwood was playing fullback in that big win too... surely he deserves a look in.
Has any smart contributor ever run the numbers on penalty count ''wins'' for home and away by club for say the past 3-4 years. I for one feel we forever seem to be on the losing end especially on the more discretionary ones (10m line, interfering in the ruck, lying on the tackled player etc), albeit there's also an occasional square up towards the end of the game.
Although not essentially accurate as some penalties will be ''genuine'' and likely applied to both teams, it might well show a trend that favors certain teams, certain grounds (Wests Tigers playing the ref at Leichardt for example) or clubs owned by NRL ...
Another interesting picture might be the penalties given away defending your own line (club policy??) but are those recorded by category?
That is like the old Indian cricket umpire trick. I gave you the same number of LBW decisions as the home side. Yes but their batsmen were 8,9,10 and ours were 1,2,3. The biggest problem is the 10 metres and holding down. You don't have to be penalising to make the Warriors get off quicker and you don't have to be penalising to have a skinny 10.I don't think the refereeing of us is too bad any more... heck, Cam Smith actually got penalized for being offside against us, on the goal line no less, last week... that's virtually a miracle. I rarely find myself honestly lamenting the officiating anymore.
Having said that, I do find it incredibly suspicious when we have those games where we're penalized 4 or 5 times in a row to start the match, causing the possession to swing massively against us first half... then get the square ups late in the second when we're too tired to do anything with it.
No but of those two things the skinny 10 is the one easily fixed. How they can keep ignoring putting a virtual line on the field, i cant understand. I was watching the other day and they had a massive score over the pitch while the players ran out at half time, and there on the field you could see the shadow of the letters and numbers. So the tech, which has been around a fair while now, is in use just not where it needs to be.That is like the old Indian cricket umpire trick. I gave you the same number of LBW decisions as the home side. Yes but their batsmen were 8,9,10 and ours were 1,2,3. The biggest problem is the 10 metres and holding down. You don't have to be penalising to make the Warriors get off quicker and you don't have to be penalising to have a skinny 10.
They need time together to get the combinations working. Making excuses for the warriors has become second nature to me.And our winning record with the chosen spine is still only 50% over that time frame!
I think you mean right. He certainly cannot pass left.Interesting pickup re Kata at 3. Looks like he was named on that side without ppl even noticing. Maybe Kearney noticed he knows how to pass (to his left) when he did that last game
He's Southside brah gotta be some Tongan in there fosure lolThere's a Samoan on the wing bro.
But 5 is still a first I would think.
That would be good.Interesting pickup re Kata at 3. Looks like he was named on that side without ppl even noticing. Maybe Kearney noticed he knows how to pass (to his left) when he did that last game