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Yeah Tmm would make definite sense just for a depth signing and seeing his form in cup, hopefully he shines this season as he gets his chances otherwise he might end up in super League.
I'd be interested to see the stats for us conceding long range tries,
cows have named a big bench. I'd think a 4 forward bench was the go for this game. I understand Laban being concussed now. Ale probably needs a few more games in cup before being considered. So maybe Eddie or Tanner has an outside shot at the 4th bench spot.He's a Very good and versatile selection, he has also worked very hard in Nsw cup and deserves his spot!!
we're also pretty darn good at getting six agains. Maybe part of that is the mt smart bias for our home games. But I also think webby's coaching has played a role: our forwards are always finding their front in tackles, allowing Wayde to manipulate the ruck in a way that force opposition players to give away six agains in order to slow it down.Yeah, we're relying far less on yardage runs from the back 3 too, which is interesting - means we're limiting opposition yardage and pressing well on late tackles - the risk are the long range tries, which we give up a fair proportion of - so need to watch purdue and drinkwater primarily
That tells you a bit about the speed of cover defence too, doesn't it? You'd imagine those speedsters in the Dolphins, Canberra, Titans etc. are chasing down line breaks. That doesn't tell what happens in the subsequent tackles though. Metcalf was chased down, but Newcastle conceded from within their 20 from the pressure the run put them under.Ask and you shall recieve.
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Newcastle are their own worst enemy and Wahs on the up - April efficiency update - The Rugby League Eye Test
With the Bulldogs conceding 42 points against Brisbane on Thursday evening, it appears that the best defense in the NRL is now letting the Newcastle Knights have the ball. We will get to the Knights woes shortly, but prior to Round 8, the Dogs had only trailed on the scoreboard for 3.5% of game...www.rugbyleagueeyetest.com
They're a bit like us, out of sight, out of mind, no one thinks about them unless you're facing them next, may as well be chopped liver.Cowboys forum are pretty realistic about the threat we pose. Also don't seem like the worst forum I've been on ha
Am I a bad wahs fan if I don't know who the ripper is?They're a bit like us, out of sight, out of mind, no one thinks about them unless you're facing them next, may as well be chopped liver.
Cows fans live in a bit of a dreamworld though, they haven't once mentioned the Buntinator, the Berrysiah or The Ripper. They're in for a reality check.
Am I a bad wahs fan if I don't know who the ripper is?
That tells you a bit about the speed of cover defence too, doesn't it? You'd imagine those speedsters in the Dolphins, Canberra, Titans etc. are chasing down line breaks. That doesn't tell what happens in the subsequent tackles though. Metcalf was chased down, but Newcastle conceded from within their 20 from the pressure the run put them under.
My thoughts exactly. We hustle back as a team, the fitness and attitude seem great. But there's a cost both ends to not having at least one player with top end pace.That tells you a bit about the speed of cover defence too, doesn't it? You'd imagine those speedsters in the Dolphins, Canberra, Titans etc. are chasing down line breaks. That doesn't tell what happens in the subsequent tackles though. Metcalf was chased down, but Newcastle conceded from within their 20 from the pressure the run put them under.
Only member of the spine not playing who scored a try in that flogging was DWZ. The rest will be playing on Saturday (CNK, DWZ, Berry x2, Barney). We got this bro.