He is slow but was dangerous especially in that first half. The only time I felt nervous and something almost happened was when he was playing at the line, even when if it was slowly.
Bodies gone but footy IQ is still there.
Post Match NRL 2020 - Round 15 - Bulldogs vs Warriors Post Match Discussion
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Bodies gone but footy IQ is still there.
every single player has had their fair share of criticism
And righty so
Tohu Harris has been the only one free from sin because he is the only one not giving away tackles, knocking the ball on, dropping passes, and taking 2 hit ups for 80min the whole game ( yeah I’m talking about Blair)
As expert coach potatoes, no error goes unpunished
RTS has been disappointing with his lack of god like abilities missing this season. Don’t know what’s wrong with him...I blame it on SK...
Just to be fair and equitable, Tohu wasn’t worth his salary when he was out injured most of last season
Watching Harris pass that ball to Blair, was a thing of beauty. 
Then Blair ran around like a chicken with his head off
Then Blair ran around like a chicken with his head off
Just watched the game and great to get another win under the belt. Thought everyone played their part, Hayze and Paul Turner did well on debut. Turner reminds me a lot of RTS with the feet and acceleration. He will draw defences like flies similar to the SJ years.
What was most pleasing though was when we were down 14-6 there was no sign of panic, just went about the business and got back into the game. That's something thats been missing for a long time.
Gotta give the coaching group some ups. They've taken what was basically a rabble and with very limited player resources turned them into a competitive team. Still a bit early to say we've turned the corner but the bones are there and beginning to look forward to next season.
Thought Ice was bit unlucky with the Turner try. The dude tackled him with his arms wrapped around Ice who then pushed him away. Looked like he committed to me.
Foran should retire, looks older than his father.
What was most pleasing though was when we were down 14-6 there was no sign of panic, just went about the business and got back into the game. That's something thats been missing for a long time.
Gotta give the coaching group some ups. They've taken what was basically a rabble and with very limited player resources turned them into a competitive team. Still a bit early to say we've turned the corner but the bones are there and beginning to look forward to next season.
Thought Ice was bit unlucky with the Turner try. The dude tackled him with his arms wrapped around Ice who then pushed him away. Looked like he committed to me.
Foran should retire, looks older than his father.
Blair running reminded me of Pricey against the Knights (at least I think it was the Knights) scoring under the posts but constantly looking around, wishing and praying there was someone else there to pass to on the way to the line.Watching Harris pass that ball to Blair, was a thing of beauty.
Then Blair ran around like a chicken with his head off
Sad to see one of the Kiwi greats get to that. I rather have him than Iro in the Warriors club.
Jazz was noticeably better in that game. It seems a simple formula with Jazz - he does a lot of good stuff and effort is high every week - on the bad weeks he has a poor error at a crucial point - in the good weeks he doesn’t. This was a good week.
I like Egan. I think it’s no coincidence that we look more purposeful when he comes on.
I could do with less no-look passes but - whatever.
I think what was initially hard to pick up is why - but for me he’s always watching the game, the markers and gaps forming in the defence and makes good decisions accordingly.
We would have struggled without him Sunday as Lawton was having a rare shocker.
I could do with less no-look passes but - whatever.
I think what was initially hard to pick up is why - but for me he’s always watching the game, the markers and gaps forming in the defence and makes good decisions accordingly.
We would have struggled without him Sunday as Lawton was having a rare shocker.
The ref was quite lenient on both sides I thought which I think helps Jazz not give away penalties. I think it’s also Jazz playing the right amount of minutes which is the key.
Turner just needed longer studs or something - he doesn't slip over then he scores that first try, and he wouldn't have let one in at the other end too.
I'd say more timing ,I was my height by 13 but a couple of mates kept getting taller up till they were 20
Watch the game, you might not see Wayde Egan.
Watch Wayde Egan...you see the whole game.
Being somewhat facetious obviously lol
Great way to put it. Ok if I rip that off for the podcast?
How about those wingers though?
The myth about needing propwingers to start your set is well and truly debunked
Stoked for young Turner to get a run, reminds me a bit of one of my all time favourites Brent Webb with the running style! looks very sharp.
Super impressed with Gennings, took some crucial tough runs and was very effective.
Super impressed with Gennings, took some crucial tough runs and was very effective.
Did you see Joey Leilua try (and fail) to chase down Foran week before last?
It was the most painful break I have ever seen, like two middle aged men chasing eachother on a treadmill!!
Watching Harris pass that ball to Blair, was a thing of beauty.
Then Blair ran around like a chicken with his head off
In fairness to Blair his other option was to run right over top of the ref - should have taken it!
Rocco injured and even if he wasn’t he’d still be a long way from playing a first grade game.
Burr is going next year and he’s still playing - so why not Roache?
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