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Team Lists
# | Warriors | Storm | # |
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1 | C. Nicoll-Klokstad | S. Fa'alogo | 1 |
2 | D. Watene-Zelezniak | G. Anderson | 2 |
3 | R. Berry | D. Ieremia | 3 |
4 | A. Pompey | N. Meaney | 4 |
5 | M. Montoya | X. Coates | 5 |
6 | T. Martin | T. Wishart | 6 |
7 | S. Johnson | J. Hughes | 7 |
8 | A. Fonua-Blake | T. Kamikamica | 8 |
9 | W. Egan | H. Grant | 9 |
10 | J. Ford | J. King | 10 |
11 | M. Niukore | S. Blore | 11 |
12 | M. Barnett | E. Katoa | 12 |
15 | D. Walker | T. Loiero | 13 |
13 | T. Harris | C. Welch | 15 |
14 | C. Harris-Tavita | N. Asofa-Solomona | 16 |
16 | J. Tevaga | J. Chan | 18 |
17 | K. Capewell | J. Howarth | 19 |
20 | R. Tuivasa-Sheck | B. Garlick | 14 |
My view about the Halves is it is a chickrn and egg thing. The middles have been more effective by playing simple and direct at speed. TMM and CHT complemented that with their straight running into the line which helped the Forwards. SJ plays more lateral
Brilliant! I've never really understood the allure of "kick and clap". It's a weird nostalgia cult.Gee that is a first.
Been waiting for the cracks to show in the Islamic state of Rugby Union that controls this country and forces the villagers to worship false idols. Being simple folk bred from sheep botherers they think they are happy with kick, lie on each other, have a dry hump.
Now the people have seen faster, harder, more ball in play version they want out.
It is tantalisingly good.
Edit:
I don't necessarily think it is up to Webby either. His skill lies in giving them the space and environment to figure it out themselves. That's pretty exciting.
It begs the question
How effective is a step (SJ, RTS) as opposed to just running straight and hard (CNK, TMM, CHT)?
Definitely not, Pompey and Berry are well clear in the pecking order now.I'm not sure he does many things better than Pompey at left centre to be honest.
Plus he's done everything asked of him
Admittedly Monts has come back strong but it's barely a debate in my eyes
I can't help but think the forum is setting themselves up for a bit of a fall here. TMM's form has been encouraging, SJ is a good player, the second rowers are a better version of what we need than they were, but putting it all together is another thing. Hopefully the stars align.
Well this games big for our run I think the 2x bulldogs games are going be absolutely enormous the dogs are starting to fire and we need to gap them on the ladder so hopefully we can jag both !!
For me, this is where RTS as left centre has been a letdown, he's often jigging or moving laterally trying to create space but often ended up creating time for the defence whereas Pompey takes on the line, finds his front and makes a fast play the ball - it's not flashy but it's a high percent play. Or this is what my eyes have sold me at least!I love a good step, but in most cases they're time wasters, right? They allow the opposition defensive line to set up again, attacking lines lose their momentum... Etc.
This is a great question.
Running it straight turns it into a game of attrition. Who can outlast who? You break through a defensive line with enough momentum and you're a good chance of scoring (with enough support runners)
I love a good step, but in most cases they're time wasters, right? They allow the opposition defensive line to set up again, attacking lines lose their momentum... Etc.